JUAN PABLO MONTOYA, No. 42 TEXACO/HAVOLINE DODGE: “That’s the first time for me, actually, that it rains and we don’t race. We’ll see. Hopefully it dries off and we can get the show going.” HOW IS THE CAR HERE AT RICHMOND THIS WEEKEND? “It’s been pretty good. It’s been a good car. We had a decent qualifying and we’ll see. It’s still a long day ahead.” YOU ARE HERE TO WIN RACES. ON A SCALE OF 1-10, WHERE ARE YOU AT IN YOUR DEVELOPMENT? “About a seven, being a realistic. You know, sometimes it looks like a nine or a 10 but it’s probably about a seven.” WHAT IS YOUR BEST STORY ABOUT RACING IN THE RAIN? “Probably the best story is when half the field in Formula One wrecked in the same corner in Brazil. When was that, like 2003? It was raining hard but there was like a river coming across the track. And if you were like second or third in line, you could be fine but when you hit it or you changed your line and you hit it when nobody else hit it, you were going off. So I went off and before I got out of the car three cars joined me. That was pretty good.”