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Rob Longo Quotes
«I'm a lot more cautious. It's more important to just finish every race, which gets a little boring at times, but I want to win the points, so I do what it takes to win instead of just going all out and trying to wreck and whatever.»
Author: Rob Longo
«It was made for me. I used to race street stocks, but they cost a fortune and these don't cost anything. I think I won enough money to pay this car off already. I think the other cars, the street stocks were a lot like these, and then it got like big money where you could use all kinds of race car parts and stuff, and these cars (factory stocks) are so restricted and they're just like junk cars.»
Author: Rob Longo
«Well, the idea is to win. When I first started I used to have a plan, and then as soon as the race starts the plan would go right out the window and you would just race. You have to pick and choose (your spots) as you go.»
Author: Rob Longo
«There's a couple nights that get pretty crazy and you get a little nervous. Usually, you get nervous before you go out and as soon as I go out on the track it just goes away, the butterflies or whatever. It's always been that way. Not as much (now) since I've been doing it a lot.»
Author: Rob Longo
«I hope people come to watch, but I'd be racing if there were nobody here. I just get out there and run the hell out of it.»
Author: Rob Longo