....and no win for Tony. The 24 hours at Daytona is followed by the 24 hours at California. I'm sure I'm not alone when I backseat drive and say they made a real bad call starting the race yesterday. I blow stuff up for a living, so don't take my word for it. I'm sure the 11, 5 and 88 really would like an explanation to why their race cars are all wrinkled up. They were definitely the biggest losers today. The 24 jumps 24 spots ahead in the points to 14th. If you're gonna make a comeback after Daytona, this is the place to do it. Every race, it gets harder to make it up. Kyle Bush is the only one to finish both races in the top 5, and it shows as he takes the points lead. Tony goes from third, well, to third with his 7th place finish. He seemed to be able to move around just after restarts, but when the car in front of him got a lead, he was just stuck there. The last time I saw Carl Edwards do a flip, it was in person here at Dover. I was trying to see how many shrimp I could eat before they kicked me out of the sky box. He finished way out in front. If you thought Daytona was boring (and I read that a lot; don't feel the same), then hook yourself up to a defibrillator and shock yourself back to life.