MOORESVILLE, N.C. (March 29, 2010) – If history is an indicator ofwhat’s to come, Jennifer Jo Cobb should be excited about returningto Nashville Superspeedway. Cobb only has one prior start at the1.33-mile oval, but earned her highest finish in a national touringseries event there in the 2004 ARCA Series race. Cobb finished therace in seventh-place and plans on applying the same tact thatlanded her in the top-10 to this weekend’s Nashville 200.Cobb Comments on Nashville 200:”I got my best finish in a national touring series in the ARCA race atNashville (Superspeedway) in 2004. I remember it was ‘LuckySeven’ that weekend. My hotel suite was 707 that weekend and Iended finishing seventh in the race.”The concrete surface feels really comfortable to me. It has a lot ofgrip. But I have also seen where it can bite you. I’ve watched alot of guys lose it without a lot of warning there. You can becomeoverconfident really quickly at Nashville. It’s a place to keep a coolhead and make sure you’re there in the end.
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