Andretti and Front Row Motorsports Head to "Racers" Track

Team Continues to Make Improvements Each Week

John Andretti, Driver #34 Window World Chevrolet, Fast Facts:

• Andretti will be making his 22nd NASCAR Sprint Cup start at the track.
• Andretti has four top-10 finishes and a top-five.
• Window World returns to be the primary sponsor of the #34 Chevrolet this weekend.
• This is the last race before Andretti takes a hiatus from Front Row Motorsports to concentrate on the Indianapolis 500 in May. Front Row Motorsports will continue to race at Darlington and Lowe's with a driver to be announced.

Andretti Comments on Crown Royal 400 at Richmond International Raceway

April 28, 2009 – "Richmond is a favorite of a lot of guys. It's a short track, but it's a 'bigger' short track too. It's unique in a lot of ways. It will wear your neck out more than Bristol will. You never stop turning at Richmond. The whole straightaway is a turn. The only rest you get is about the two seconds you go down the back.

"I like the fact that it's a 'racers' track. I think a lot of guys agree. You can race down at the bottom, run the middle or run the top. You never know where the race is going to be won. It's been won from all three. It's a great little track. There is 'rooting' and 'gouging', but this isn't Martinsville. We can put on a great show and usually always do. I'm sure after Talladega, a bunch of us are looking forward to it.

"Our team, Front Row Motorsports with Window World support this weekend, has overachieved in some areas and underachieved in others. We're looking at the areas that we can get better and trying to capitalize on that. We're still a new race team. People have spoken about the new teams that have come in this season, but this is a whole new team too.

"Sure, Front Row Motorsports has been around for while, but this is a whole new team. We have a new location (Statesville, N.C.), new people, new parts, different equipment and a lot of good things going on. The only thing that is the same is the team name, Front Row Motorsports and Bob Jenkins (team owner).

"We're getting our legs underneath us. We're a July, August team. I don't mean we're going to be chasing down Hendrick Motorsports at that time, but we're certainly going to be making strides forward at that point. Right now, it's one race at a time. The next race is in Richmond. Our hope is to have another good night and continue to build with this team."

About Window World:
Window World Inc., headquartered in North Wilkesboro, NC, is America's Largest Replacement Window Company with offices in over 200 cities nationwide. Founded in 1995, the company consistently delivers value to homeowners by combining quality products with excellent service at low prices. Window World sells and installs over 1,000,000 high-quality residential replacement windows annually http://www.windowworld.com/. Additionally, through its charitable foundation Window World Cares, the Window World family provides funding for commendable community causes. In 2009 Window World Cares was named corporate sponsor of St. Jude Children's Hospital, and has exclusively committed this year's contributions to the Memphis, Tennessee based institute.

About Front Row Motorsports:
FRM was formed in 2004 and is owned by restaurant entrepreneur Bob Jenkins. Andretti has driven for FRM the last two seasons. In 2008, he made three starts for FRM, including last year's Daytona 500. FRM will also compete full time with No. 34 in the NASCAR Nationwide Series with Tony Raines.

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