No Matter How Good You

If You Want To Be The Best In Your Industry You Need To Have A Relentless Dedication To Your Job.

I Just Go Where My Heart Tells Me, Where My Gut Tells Me To Go, Where I'm Enjoying My Life The Most, Where I Feel Like I Can Have The Most Success. I've Truly Enjoyed My Experience In Nascar, To The Point That I Want To Do It Full Time.

It Looks Like I Have A Thing For Dangerous Sports, Don't I?

The Mistake I Really Learned From Was In 2005, Leading The Indianapolis 500. I Had A Decision Whether Or Not To Save Enough Fuel To Finish The Race - Which Meant Slowing Down - Or Going All-out For The Win. I Went Conservative And Saved Enough Fuel To Go To The End But Finished Fourth.

I Feel Like With Indy Cars, You Can Just Show Up - If You Are Equipped To Build And Make A Nice Car, Then You Could Be Competitive. But In Nascar I Don't See That Even Being Possible For Someone To Just Show Up With A Car. There's Too Much Evolution Of The Tricks And Bells And Whistles And All The Things It Takes To Be Fast In Stock-car Racing That You Wouldn't Know.