Flashback: Robert Pressley's Looks

On Sept. 15, 1995, Marla had a phone call from Shelly Walther, who is in Dover. She said she had a mystery surprise. Marla later called her best friend Maverine, that the bet is when the Cowboys won, Maverine will visit her in Dallas, and the Vikings won, Marla will be headed to Minnesota. Marla arrived at Dover to visit Shelly and Tabitha Welch at the fitness center where Shelly went several times. There she saw Robert Pressley, who was in his rookie year in the Winston Cup. He claims he just got shaved while he was in Tabitha's music video "When It's Love Again."

After the fitness center, Marla ran into Tracy Leslie, who qualified 3rd for the Busch race. At the bar and grill, Marla likes to shoot pool with the rest of the guys like Tracy. Robert qualified 12th in the cup. Marla was playing a jukebox with a song called "Tonight I Climbed the Wall" by Alan Jackson, where she and Robert were dancing. Marla spent the night with Tracy at the motel.

The next morning, Marla was with Shelly and Tabitha after Tracy was preparing to get ready for the race. She watched Tracy racing and he finished 20th. Johnny Rumley won the race. Marla and the girls went back to the fitness center where the college football was on TV. John Andretti and Jeremy Mayfield were there talking to Tabitha and Shelly. Robert and Marla were playing around. Marla spent the night with Rusty Wallace at the same motel.

The next day, Marla and the girls watched Robert after having a bad rainy day. Jeff Gordon won the race, and Robert finished 14th. The next day, Maverine visits Marla after the Cowboys beats the Vikings in overtime.

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