This is your third week in a row behind the wheel of the No. 23 Aaron's Dream Machine. Does this help you out: "Absolutely! It's hard to have a good run and have to wait two or three weeks and carry that momentum over. It's better for the guys as well to get used to what I like to feel in a car. Some drivers like different things and react to changes in a different manner. The long stretch is a great way to improve my driving as well as get on track as a team."

In 2008 you finished 7th at Iowa in the ARCA Race. Is there any one reason for your success here: "I really like the feel of racing on this track. It has multiple grooves and a lot of grip. It really reminds me of Richmond where we had a great run going until we got hit with some bad luck. I really enjoy the flatter tracks and find they are more of a challenge as a driver."

What are your expectations heading to Iowa this week: "Well, with this being the first time the Nationwide Series has raced here I kind of feel at more of an advantage then most since we have run here before. The playing field has been leveled a little more since a lot of guys have not driven here before. I am really looking forward to racing here again with the car we are bringing. It's really strong. We should really go home from here with a top-15 finish."

Goals this weekend: "We, as a team, just need a solid finish. A top-20 would be good but I have my heart set on a top-15. If the guys can give me a good car that we can adjust on during the race I really think we can have a great weekend. Chassis #34 that I am driving this weekend is one of the best cars at R3. It was brand new this year and we have had a lot of success with it out West. Between that and the Hendrick power under the hood we have a great shot at a solid weekend.

Tune in for the win: Catch all the NASCAR Nationwide Series action on Saturday beginning with qualifying on ESPN2 at 1:00 p.m. followed by the U.S. Cellular 250 at 4:00 p.m. on ESPN.