Cole enters the pit in first place. The gun jams on a tire change and he lose...
Tim walks out to tractor that Harry's driving. He walks along side of it and ...
Cole is cursing on the radio after dropping from first to third because of a ...
After dropping from first to third because of a slow pit stop, Harry tells Co...
As Tim lectures Harry and Cole, Harry interrupts him with some sarcasm.
Harry radios Cole the times and positions during the Daytona 500.
While walking beside the tractor Harry's driving, Tim tries to sell Harry on ...
Cole rides up on the track on a motorbike. He stops next to car, gets off and...
Harry scolds Cole for being too novice when it comes to racing, and mocks his...
Harry provides Tim with several reasons why he won't go back into racing and ...
Rowdy's leaning on the race car listening to Harry and Cole talk. He straight...
After Cole wins, he and Harry are interviewed. The truth about the special ti...
At the track, while they watch Tim's driver, they talk about him.
During a race, Claire, in the pit, asks Harry why Cole hasn't visited Rowdy i...
Their driver is running laps. Waddell questions Harry and Tim about him.
Harry tells Cole he's not going to drive Rowdy's car. Tim is confused.
After Russ causes Cole to spin out Harry confronts Tim on pit row.
Harry gives Tim several reasons why he shouldn't build a race car for him.
His first time in a stock car, Cole takes a few laps then let's Harry know hi...
After Russ cost Cole the race, Cole leaves the pit and slams into Russ while ...
Tim hugs Cole in his left arm and Harry in his right. After promising, they a...
As he walks beside the tractor discussing a car and driver, Tim suggest that ...
Harry and Cole talk about misfortunes in their lives over beer.
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