Bristol Motor Speedway
Goracing.com 500

Green Finishes 36th at Bristol in McFlurry Taurus
"First of all, the car was really good -- it was excellent," said David Green, substituting for an injured Bill Elliott. "A lot of things I was working with was stuff I hadn't experienced in about a year, but everything was going fine.

"They had that wreck up there, I guess somebody spun, and we all missed it and as I came through it I noticed the yellow light wasn't on. The spotter said keep going it's still green. I actually had passed Kyle and thought I had enough momentum that when we got to the corner I was clear of him, so I came down and he was there and we both met. It's one of them deals I guess, it's Bristol.

"It's disappointing because from the time the car unloaded it was fast. If Bill was in it, it would probably have been on the pole or somewhere close to it, but I was trying to catch up with the car more than the car was to me. I feel real bad. There's Bill sitting back hurt at home and I'm sure he was excited to see how good his car was running because it was a great car. It still is, it's just got minor damage back there but we can't get back out to go finish."

Elliott Bristol Q & A
Bill Elliott, driver of the No. 94 McDonald's Taurus, will not race this evening after fracturing his left kneecap Tuesday in a home accident. Elliott spoke about the accident and how he is going to handle the coming weeks of his recovery earlier today at Bristol Motor Speedway.
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Elliott to Skip Bristol
NASCAR Busch Series regular David Green will drive the No. 94 McDonald's McFlurry Taurus in tonight's goracing.com 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Green will substitute for owner/driver Bill Elliott, who is recovering from a broken kneecap he suffered in an accident at his home in Blairsville, Ga. Tuesday (Aug. 22) afternoon.
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Bristol Qualifying Quotes
"That's about what we ran this morning, but everybody has picked up," said David Green, subbing for the injured Bill Elliott. "The car is turning really good and it's fast. For qualifying though we needed to be a little tighter and we were afraid of that."
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Bristol Notes