For No. 48 Ally pit crew member Donnie Tasser, this rare achievement is now part of his story. “It’s certainly something special,” Tasser said. “I didn’t really think about it until after it happened.

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"I think the year before we tested Watkins Glen and it was a repave and we were doing a tire test and running through the motions and testing all the parts and pieces. (Chase Elliott) was always good, ...

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“We led a lot of laps and having the number one pit stall was a big deal because, as that race does, when it goes from daytime to nighttime, we ended up making quite a few adjustments to the car that ...

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“Our pit crew had a Game 7 moment of bases loaded, bottom of the 9th (inning), two outs, down by three runs and they hit a grand slam to get us off pit road first. It was a really big deal. And then ...

“I’m not thinking about (two tires at all). It was not even on my mind to do anything like that until Ray called for it and I didn’t know why he called for it but I don’t know if I even questioned it.