Steve Letarte Named The WYPALL* Wipers Crew Chief of the Race in Talladega

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  1. Jeff Hammond is wrong. Dale Jr pretty much did the coaching, and TJ Majors did a lot of spotting. Steve was silent on the radio for most of the race, as the car didn’t need any adjustments. Jeff Hammond needs to listen to the full race audio, before making his opinion known.

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