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At the track, the car is the driver's alter ego. It receives as much attention or more than he does, and any success he may achieve must be shared with the car. On one hand, the driver wants the best car he can get. But when it is too good, the driver's role is diminished. Paul Newman once won a race with a car he described as being so good, surely Temple could have won with it. And he wasn't happy when he said it. One solution is to be closely identified with your car. To be a great test driver. Mario Andredy is this way. This was a track called Road America in central Wisconsin. On the card for a midsummer weekend of racing, an unusual double header, a race for the Indie cars with Mario competing, and a Trans Am in which Paul would race. These events were held on the same day, although not at the same time. Paul began his race in fourth behind the Camaros of Hobs, Ribs, and Forbes Robinson. Mario in his race later in the afternoon started from the pole, the