Sound kinda familiar ? Well it happened in living color at Daytona in the Woods Brothers car,that had a familiar look to it, it even had a an older driver hanging around with the kid by the name of David Pearson. Yup it was just like in the movies,or something that was wrote years ago by some dreamer. Enough said ,he followed instructions to the T and even moved around on the 
track like Neal would do..
I think I was more excited than he was. I was sorry that Stewart or Ragan didn't win....but on the other hand, I am probably more excited for Trevor! It was the Wood's 98th career win as a team and Ford's 600th win! I only can hope that now they will have the funds to run the full season!!
GO #21
-Cody
A photo worth framing---if I could
Congratulations to the Wood Brothers and Trevor. He ran up front all day. There were several dark horses that looked good in this event.
It will be interesting to see how this season plays out for Trevor since he is signed up for NNS points. One would think that a sponsor or two will take a good lookat this team after sunday's win.
Being the quinessential Petty fan all my life, I can't remember ever cheering for a good finish for the Wood Brothers number 21. Yesterday was different. I was on the edge of my chair that last lap yelling for that kid to protect the bottom and go! Did he ever!!! Watched every second of the Victory ceremony. What a breath of fresh air, what a great climax to a much better than average Daytona 500. Granted there have been on race wonders, Daytona 500 winners who didn't go much farther in their racing efforts, but when you have a kid who answers his radio instructions "yes sir", then you have to believe the best is yet to come. He said a prayer during the parada laps, he said in Victory Lane, so now it's time for all of us to say one for him. Be sure to mention, in that prayer, "do not let the money monsters and mega monsters enter your life Trevor". Man, it felt good yesterday.
Tim
Exactly. It was a Wood Brothers car in Victory Lane. My point is that I have matured enough to respect achievement and stellar accomplishment by more than just Petty Enterprises. Without realizing it, The Wood Brothers operation was as big a part of my life back then as Petty Enterprises. Going further, so was the Ned Jarrett, Bobby Allison, Rex White, Fireball Roberts and so many others I watched race throughout those years. If I could go back, I wouldn't want to change my unquestioned loyalty to Richard Petty, but I would should love to be able to embrace all the wonderful teams that made up the sport back in the day.
Tim
Congratulations to the Wood Brothers and Trevor. He ran up front all day. There were several dark horses that looked good in this event.
It will be interesting to see how this season plays out for Trevor since he is signed up for NNS points. One would think that a sponsor or two will take a good lookat this team after sunday's win.
We also need to see the 43 in victory lane ....
Do you think since he's only run one race, he could switch the points? I could understand if he wanted to switch points in mid-season and wouldn't let him, but I think they could maybe get rid of Nationwide points and sign-up for cup. Don't You?
Richard Guido said:Congratulations to the Wood Brothers and Trevor. He ran up front all day. There were several dark horses that looked good in this event.
It will be interesting to see how this season plays out for Trevor since he is signed up for NNS points. One would think that a sponsor or two will take a good lookat this team after sunday's win.
Tevor's CUP points will not be an issue. Posted awards and points have none listed for Bayne.
It will be interesting to see what this kid does in the next few years.
