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I Never Thought I'd Be A Role Model This Early. It Caught Me Off-guard, But It Says A Lot About How I Was Brought Up, What My Values Have Been, And How My Parents Raised Me. It's Very Flattering That Being Myself Is Enough To Be A Role Model.

I Didn't Want To Fall Back. But I Realized It Was More Important To Make It To The End Under My Own Power Than To Run Flat Out In The Lead Or In Second And Then Run Out Of Fuel With A Lap To Go.

I Think The More Yellows, The More Lights, The Better. It Alerts Everybody. I Mean, I Guess I'm Always A Little Bit Afraid When The Yellow Comes Out, We All Get Out Of It, That Someone Won't Notice It, Pile Into The Back Of You.

Every Single Aspect Of Myself, Let Me Put It This Way, It's All About Trying To Incorporate. It's About Trying To Weave The Web And Keep Everyone Happy. And Of Course, It's About Giving Value To Those People So They Continue To Sponsor Me.

I Was Very Against Pink And Purple When I Was Young, Because They Were Girls' Colors. But That Was Only Because I Didn't Want People To Write Me Off For What I Can Do. When I Got Into My 20s, I Decided That Was Stupid.