SONOMA -- Carl Edwards thought he would have a relatively
stressless qualifying run Saturday for the Toyota/Save Mart 350
at Sonoma Raceway.  His crew chief had other ideas.  Jimmy
Fennig decided to tape up the car's air ducts for an aerodynamic
edge, but that meant the car had less cooling air and limited
Edwards to one lap.   The strategy worked. Edwards put up a
94.779 mph lap that was good enough for third on the grid for
Sunday's race.  Edwards was only 19th fastest in Friday's first
qualifying session, which set the order for Saturday's
qualifying groups. After Edwards posted his lap, the best of the
day to that point, he had to watch 15 faster drivers take a shot
at his speed.  Only pole winner Jamie McMurray and Marcos
Ambrose were able to top him.  "It's always stressful to put up
the fastest qualifying lap, then watch the rest of the guys
because you obviously can't affect what you've already done."
Third on the grid will be the best starting position Edwards has
had at Sonoma. Over the years, qual