Reed Sorenson
Reed Sorenson
Bradley "Reed" Sorensonis an American professional stock car racing driver. He currently competes full-time in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, driving the No. 55 Chevrolet SS for Premium Motorsports...
ProfessionRace Car Driver
Date of Birth5 February 1986
CityPeachtree City, GA
best certainly ends goals team week win
To win the championship. We think we have the team to do it and we're certainly going to give it our all. Our goals are to go out there and do the best we can each week and we'll see how it ends up.
drive good gordon hard jeff mattered michael
You know what, that was a pretty good deal, the whole thing, ... During the race, I didn't even think about it. It wouldn't have mattered if it was Jeff Gordon or Michael Schumacher, I was going to drive as hard as I could.
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The transition to the NEXTEL Cup Series isn't going to be an easy one, but I'm looking forward to the challenge. It's going to be a busy year, but our goals are to contend for rookie of the year honors and also get the Target Dodge into Victory Lane.
favorite grip lost rained rubber tough washed
This is a tough place. It's lost a lot of grip over the years. It rained and washed all the rubber off, so it was really tough today. Right now it's not my favorite track.
coming fuel running short
They tell me we were running short on fuel at the end, but there was no way I was coming in.
adapt bit easier run
It makes it a little bit easier for us all to adapt together. I think it's going to be interesting to see how well we do. I think we'll all run pretty decent.
anthem best fly jets national sing sure
It's going to be pretty neat. The best part will be when they sing the national anthem and the jets fly over and you're getting buckled in. That's when you know it's all about to start. I'm sure it will be pretty exciting, but I don't think I'll be nervous.
city concern excited father importance learning number race safety state taught track whether
The number one thing that my father taught me as I was learning to race was the importance of safety. Whether it's on a race track or a city street, my number one concern is safety for myself and other drivers. That's why I'm excited to be working with State Farm.
asked caution laps three
They asked me if I was still there (on the radio) because I went three laps under caution and didn't say a word.
cool
It's real life. If you make a mistake, it's a lot more costly. It's a cool track. I like it.
cool georgia guy hometown left run
I'm pretty much the only Georgia guy left out there as of right now, so it's going to be pretty cool to try to run well for the hometown fans,
lost race
I'll tell you what, if I'd have lost that race I'd have been sick, that's for sure,