DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Chase Elliott hasnt watched any replays of the final restart of the race last Sunday at Michigan International Speedway.Hes not going to put himself through that misery again. He doesnt need to watch to know what happened, how he messed up on the restart with nine laps to go and missed a chance to take his first Sprint Cup win.I got to see it firsthand, Elliott said Saturday, prior to practice at Darlington Raceway.While he will learn from it, the 20-year-old driver has no plans to dwell on it or pout over the fact that?Kyle Larson won the race and celebrated his first career win.I definitely put it behind me, Elliott said. Its done and over with and ... we dont have the ability to rewind time.Your only option is to move on and get on down the road.Elliott wont ignore the mistake in a race he saw slip through his fingers. He just feels that there is nothing gained by replaying it over and over and over in his head.You just have to try to take the positives out of it, recognize an issue when you see one, Elliott said after the race Sunday. Theres only one way to fix it, and thats to hit it head on -- no need of hiding from it, just try to fix it.Hope you have more opportunities to improve and to show that you can do it down the road.The hard part for Elliott is he cant practice a restart. Sure, he could drive around a parking lot, maybe, and start and stop. But in reality, he just needs to lead more races or start right behind leaders and see what they do.Youre not going to recreate those scenarios, what the people around you are thinking like when one of these Cup races are on the line, Elliott said last week. Thats just a part of life, man.You do have to put yourself in those situations more often to see how youre going to handle them and how you can fix them moving forward.The second-place finish still brought benefits. The Hendrick Motorsports driver appears solidly in the Chase for the Sprint Cup as the top driver among the winless.But to have a season he would deem successful, Elliott would like to have a win. He comes to Darlington with some winning history -- he won his first-ever race at the track in the Xfinity event in April 2014.Elliott indicated it didnt really matter if he was back in the car at Darlington or Rockingham or Charlotte or Daytona -- just getting back to work after Sunday will help put that final restart behind him.Its good just to get back to the race track in general, Elliott said. Its hard to believe its been [more than] two years since that Xfinity win here. ... Time has gone by really fast, but I dont know what a win two years ago does for you, other than just having the extra laps.Its good to be back at the race track regardless, and just to kind of get back in the swing of things and get going I feel like is the biggest piece of that.Of course, Elliott said all of this in a fairly businesslike tone. Its the approach that has served him well, even though it has brought him a reputation of being too hard on himself.I have my own way of going about things and my own way about going about my job, Elliott said. I think we all do.Im going to respect everybody elses [opinion] and you hope you get that respect back. Old Skool Outlet . - Connor McDavid scored 53 seconds into overtime as the Erie Otters came from behind to defeat the visiting Guelph Storm 4-3 on Saturday in Ontario Hockey League action. Cheap Old Skool Free Shipping . Fellow centre Pavel Datsyuk remains out because of a concussion. 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The Canaries have taken just one point from their last seven Premier League matches, a run which has the team sitting above the relegation places on goal difference ahead of a visit from Chelsea and a trip to Swansea.Norwich have developed a worrying habit of conceding late goals, and Saturdays trip the league leaders was no exception as Leicester secured a 1-0 victory with a goal in the 89th-minute from Leonardo Ulloa. We havent really needed to pick them up, Neil said ahead of Tuesdays match against the Blues at Carrow Road.Players are clever. They know they deserved more than what they got and hopefully they can take great heart from that performance and endeavour into the next game.In recent weeks weve had games where weve been in control of them, but for one reason or another weve let a lead slip or found ourselves on the wrong end of the result.Obviously Im hoping that its going to change on Tuesday. If we can get something out of the game then it would be a huge bit of encouragement going into Saturddays match.dddddddddddd Norwich lost 1-0 to Chelsea in the previous meeting between the teams in November Norwich narrowly lost 1-0 to Jose Mourinhos Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in November, but the former Real Madrid boss has since been replaced by Guus Hiddink, who has guided the Blues to 10 league games without defeat.Chelsea have certainly found some form, compared to the start of the season, Neil added.Individuals are performing better than they were, that is for sure, and I think they have picked up points on the back of it.When we played Arsenal and Everton at home recently, we gave a really good account of ourselves and theres no reason why this cant be the same. Also See: Norwich v Chelsea preview Premier League questions Mersons predictions Weekend football grades ' ' '