I'm Definitely Different And I Know That.

I Think There's A Lot Of Deep-rooted History In England With Racing. Lots Of Formula One Teams Are Based There. Formula One Is Obviously A Huge Sport Over In England And Europe.

The First Indy Was Definitely The One I Remember. It's My Favorite Race I've Ever Done. It's The Most Memorable Race I've Ever Done, For Sure. Even More Than When I Won. I Just Remember Everything About It.

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.

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 Never Do Anything Out Of My Comfort Zone.