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Rajah Caruth Discusses His First NASCAR Win · Kenny Wallace Media

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  It's been pretty surreal to to be honest.
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  I think one thing that was pretty cool honestly is just
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  kind of the respect of my fellow competitors.
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  Like guys I've had you know differences with or or raced
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  hard with you know over the last couple years and and you know
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  seeing them just say good job or or you know saying I I'd I I
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  deserved it and did the right way.
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  It was pretty cool so it was great.
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  Got to spend some time with with some really good people in my
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  life when I got back home and that's it.
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  And now is is back to work. So it's pretty pretty special
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  weekend for sure. Hey, Roger, congratulations on
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  the win. Is it sunk in yet that you won
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  the race and and and if it has, when when did it really kind of
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  sink in that you've accomplished this?
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  Man, it still hasn't. I think I'm just honestly more
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  relieved than anything to be in the playoffs, but it it hasn't
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  really sunk in, to be honest. I think it it's weird, 'cause I
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  literally like one of the first things I do, like I oh, I want
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  all the NASCAR apps to see our OS and points.
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  So that was kind of cool that and it's funny to see that.
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  But overall it hasn't really sunk in.
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  But it's still pretty special for everybody involved.
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  Good comment. And.
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  Obviously you you probably received a bunch of, you know,
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  calls and texts and everything. So I'm curious what what was the
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  number you, well, approximately of the number of texts and calls
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  and among the messages, what are a couple that stood out to you?
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  So we're we're over 600 texts. I I'm pretty sure I've gotten to
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  everybody for like a first reply.
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  So I it's that's really a blessing the best one.
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  I don't know. I mean it's it's funny I call my
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  sister I call my girlfriend you know directly after.
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  So that was that was a lot of lot of fun to celebrate with
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  them and obviously my parents was there.
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  I don't know. It's great because like, you
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  know, friends of mine from from high school, former teachers,
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  former teammates from former coaches like that.
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  That's been really cool because like a lot of those guys from
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  from back home, guys and gals from back home in DC, you know,
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  they remembered when I was just a fan and just hoping to get to
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  this point. So it was super special to to
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  share those experiences and I'm ready for more.
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  Very. Good.
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  Thank you. All right.
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  Our next question, we'll go to Davey Siegel.
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  Go ahead Davey with your question.
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  Hey Raj, congratulations man. We know how DC gets with their
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  sports fandom, but we also know that DC is not really a
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  motorsport top bed of sorts. What's the reaction been like
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  you just mentioned from some of your friends and your family
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  back home? And do do you think that they
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  understand kind of the significance of what you
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  accomplished? Man, I mean, I feel like it's a
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  big deal because I I went to like the Washingtonian Instagram
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  account and I was on and I was like that was pretty cool.
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  That was pretty cool. So I mean, hopefully, right.
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  I've realized that you know with with my success and or lack
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  thereof, right. I impact the sport a good amount
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  more than than other drivers, whether that's good or or bad,
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  right. I I mean that's kind of obvious.
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  So you know anytime I can do well for the sport and and get
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  it to new places, I I feel good about it.
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  So hopefully I can continue to perform well and you know get
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  racing to be kind of the floor print in some of those inner
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  cities, right. I think especially for me
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  growing up right, thinking about you see basketball, you see
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  football, you know, track and field, soccer, baseball, but
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  racing isn't necessarily a readily available or or seen
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  thing. So hopefully I can, you know,
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  help that and continue to change the narrative.
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  Something that stuck out to me, and I think some other people as
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  well, was after you won, it was pretty much all business.
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  I mean, we see a lot of people after they went for the first
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  time. They're emotional, they don't
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  know what to say, they don't know what to do.
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  But it seemed like you expected this to happen, I guess.
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  Is that true? And what were the reasons for
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  the emotions that you had after the race, or maybe in some cases
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  lack thereof? Man, I don't know.
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  I honestly, I I mean, as a kid, right?
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  You always think about, oh, if I win or when do I first win, you
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  know, it's going to feel like this.
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  I thought I was going to cry like a baby.
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  And then I I took the white flag.
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  I'm like this is like real, you know, and get out on the front
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  church like that, that it just didn't sink in, you know?
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  And like, you know, like I'm a pretty docile, like low key kind
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  of dude. Anyway, so I I don't know why I
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  I it just didn't feel real. But like you said, it's
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  definitely feel like business as usual because I feel like really
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  obviously not having the right situation sorted out till late
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  in the season or late in the off season.
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  But I definitely feel like I've been written off, you know, with
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  how things went last year and I feel like I showed a lot of
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  potential. So feels good to get going and
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  hopefully we can put together some more and make a good
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  playoff. Thanks, Raj.
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  Thanks, Amanda. All right.
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  We're going to go ahead and go to Dustin Long and then after
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  Dustin, we'll go to Matt Weaver. Go ahead, Dustin.
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  Thank you. Hey Raj, I want, I got you a
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  couple things. I remember sitting down with you
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  a couple years ago at Rev Racing and you showed me your notebook
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  where you used to keep track of all your races and I'm curious,
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  do you still have that? Did you put anything down off of
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  this race yet? Or or what did you write about
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  this if if you if you do still keep that notebook?
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  Yeah. So I'm that specific one that is
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  on my bookshelf at home, but I'm I'm now like four or five
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  notebooks in over the last couple of years.
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  It's actually Josh if you want to, if it's over the period,
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  y'all want to see it. It's that great book over there.
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  We literally just had a comp meeting and I just typed up my
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  poster. So I've kind of like take a
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  taken a step back from it this year.
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  Honestly cars and hoswar has helped me a good bit like OK,
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  thank you. So here it is.
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  I'll say notes but this is just for 2024.
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  But anyway, I think because of my background in academia and my
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  parents being professors, right, like naturally I will look at
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  things in a student type of manner.
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  So I definitely have tried that for my years of racing, late
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  models, Arca and then my my first stuff, my first times in
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  Xfinity and trucks. And it definitely helped a
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  little bit. But I think I'd kind of gotten
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  to a rabbit hole of just trying to student it too much and
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  versus just like driving the thing as far as I can within
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  reason and seeing what happens. And that's kind of how I've
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  approached this year. I'll just, you know, I'll do my
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  notes. I'll do my due diligence after
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  it. But in the moment, you know, at
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  the racetrack, like I'm going to be plugged in and just drive the
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  thing as hard as I can and communicate it right and not
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  just think about, OK, how am I going to, you know, write it
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  out? I'm not sure if that makes
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  sense. Yeah, I understand that.
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  I didn't know if you'd like said it.
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  I knew it'd been a couple years. Hey, I'm curious.
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  Obviously this is a a meaningful win for a lot of reasons.
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  Do you take anything that gloves, uniform, helmets, and
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  don't use it again? Keep it?
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  Or I don't know if the Hall of Fame's asked for, or if
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  anybody's asked for it, or you're just going to use it the
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  next time you've got the that's the next race.
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  Well, it's not free, so I kind of don't want to get rid of any
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  of that stuff. It's funny you say that, though.
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  Wendy from the Hall of Fame shouted her.
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  She's awesome. She asked me.
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  She just shot me a text the other day.
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  I guess it was yesterday asking for something.
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  So I got to figure out what I would give to her.
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  Maybe. I don't know.
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  Because like I said, that stuff is not free.
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  It's expensive. So I don't know, maybe eight
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  stars can give me some new shoes or some gloves.
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  But yeah, I don't know. I mean it I I hate to It feels
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  weird to say right? But it doesn't feel like there
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  was anything special. Like we just executed a a
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  weekend and and it just worked out for us.
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  It feels weird, right? But But yeah, so I answered your
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  question probably something, but like I said, it ain't free, so I
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  don't know if I want to give much of it away.
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  And last thing real quickly, I know talking with him a couple
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  years ago, you used to always have a 164th die cast car, I
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  think in your backpack that you when you take one for each
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  season. And I didn't know if you were
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  still doing that and What Car you had, if you still were doing
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  that and what the significance of that car was for this year.
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  Yeah. So I did not do that.
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  I've not done that this year just because I wanted to kind of
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  just kind of do my own thing and like not try to follow like one
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  person's legacy or anything, just kind of just do my own
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  thing. So yeah.
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  Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
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  All right. Matt, go ahead.
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  Thanks for coming today. My question is kind of totally
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  know it gets to bear with, but like I know how important going
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  to an HBCU is to you Caribbean Heritage, curious, we in the,
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  the media, the sanctioning body, we're the ones that kind of
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  emphasize the history of you winning, tying it back to
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  Wendell Scott and Baba. And I'm curious, how do you view
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  your place in that history? And is it something that's still
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  really important to talk about with each achievement that a
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  black driver makes in NASCAR? Oh, that's a that's a good
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  question. I think honestly, right, it's
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  authentic to my personality how I grew up, right.
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  But it also doesn't necessarily define me, right.
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  So hopefully we we continue over the years to continue to grow
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  more more representation because we see it on our pit crews.
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  We are starting to see it you know in race teams whether it be
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  through our engineering, our PR departments obviously at NASCAR.
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  So hopefully you start to see it more through the drivers.
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  So that way like that's not the headline before it's just like
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  how good are our drivers. So just because, I mean, you
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  don't see it in any of the sport, right, Like for the most
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  part and naturally, right. That's kind of through of the
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  origins of the sport, but it's continuing to change.
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  So I I mean, I don't really know.
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  I think again it's it's authentic to me, it's part of my
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  MyHeritage and I'm proud of it. But also it's it's not like a
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  whole personality trait of myself, you know?
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  And then a unrelated question, I'm curious about your kind of
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  the genesis with with Mr. H and hendrickcars.com.
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  I know it started last year at Phoenix, but where was that kind
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  of point of entry for you and then Mr. H and how did that turn
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  into a full time opportunity this year?
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  So it it The man. So him and I first met at
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  Daytona 2020. I've said this before I do not
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  think he remembers that same with check announced.
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  I don't think they remember it but I I do.
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  And so really though relationship started last year
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  Sunoco wants to support me for their 20th anniversary and
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  really worked out to getting partnered with Chevrolet and and
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  Mr. H and he wanted to do it and everybody was was behind it at
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  the Andrew Automotive Group. So there's some really cool
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  people I got to meet there for the first time at Down in
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  Daytona and there's some awesome individuals over there.
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  So I decided to represent them this year and hopefully that's a
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  a partnership and and relationship to go for for years
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  to come. Thank you.
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  All right. Our next question will go to
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  West W Go ahead with your question all.
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  Right. Here we go.
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  All right. Hey, Ross, thanks again.
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  Thank you again. Amanda.
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  What what does it mean to you? Obviously, where you know the
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  history of you connected with Bubba, but he went ahead and
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  just gave you complete support. The moment that you know you
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  were just achieving what you achieved is where he even called
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  you little brother. Can you share obviously how that
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  connection is special to you? Yeah, I mean it's it's it's
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  great, right, Because I mean he he understands a lot of the same
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  things we go through you know from a performance standpoint,
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  from a moving the goal boys, moving the goal post standpoint.
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  I mean you you you get it. So I mean that's that's been
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  great because he's been there every step of the way, right.
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  And he's held me accountable for things that I need to clean up
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  and also he's been there to support me whenever you know I
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  do stuff correctly. So you know obviously I think
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  about this weekend, right. I think about last year where I
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  messed up at Kansas and he let me know that hey, like don't do
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  that again. And then they also Nashville
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  when I literally did nothing wrong and and I broke while
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  leading and you know he was there for me then.
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  So it's been cool to have that relationship with him and I just
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  feel really thankful because I've got a really awesome
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  village, not only here at Spire, but you know, with friends and
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  family in and outside of the sport.
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  And and for you, you believed a while back that it it starts
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  with one race. So how does this build a
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  foundation for you? Just as one waste alone winning
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  it. I think it helps with with
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  legitimacy. I guess like internally feeling
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  that, but also like relief that the process, there's nothing
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  like wrong with my process because I've been doing a lot of
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  the same things in terms of my daily routine, the the ways I
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  practice, how I train, how I study that there wasn't anything
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  wrong with the process. They're just smaller or minor
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  tweaks and you know things just kind of had to fall in place.
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  So that's the thing for me. I think I feel it's just like
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  the process wasn't the issue and so that's kind of how I'm
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  feeling moving forward so well. I I have to see how we replicate
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  that over a season, right. You don't win every race, but I
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  think we can be fast every race and over.
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  If we're not, then you know make the most of of that day.
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  Congratulations Raja, and thank you for your time.
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  When you look back at your career, what role did NASCAR's
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  diversity program play in your career?
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  Well, it's it's really the only reason why I was able to to go
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  from SIM racing to real life, because I did well enough in the
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  Ignite series on there. But besides that, I didn't have
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  any sort of pathway to race and real life, right?
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  Like my my friend Daniel Silvestri, I tested his legend
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  car one time. But besides that, I I didn't
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  have a outlet at all. So they not only gave me my shot
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  in 2019, they also like gave me the time to develop right?
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  Because you see a lot of these programs like they get a kid,
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  they get somebody to pay for a ride for a year or however many
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  races and they just go to the next person and don't give them
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  time to to figure it out to learn to see if they're going to
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  do the right things to try to learn and get better.
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  So they they did that for me. They they allowed me to grow.
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  You know I showed up every day trying to get better at working
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  on the cars learning how to race and you know that that they're
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  the only reason why I got to this point now.
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  So I'm super thankful for the for Red.
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  How did you find out about the program and did you go to them
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  or did they come to you? I I knew about it for years.
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  Like seeing, you know, Suarez, Bubba, Kyle, you know, Sergio,
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  Pena, the Cadbury's all go through that program.
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  I knew that was the that was the thing that I was shooting for.
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  I didn't know what was after that, but I knew if I could
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  somehow get into that program, like we could start to get
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  somewhere. So that was it for me, Like, I
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  that was it, honestly. So, OK, Thank you.
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  Congratulations again. Thank you.
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  All right. Our next question will go to
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  Tacoma. Tacoma.
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  Tacoma. Yes, Robeck, go ahead.
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  Yes, hi. Congratulations, Raj and Deb
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  actually still took my Thunder on that question.
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  That was a good question. But what I wanted to ask you is
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  what do you think your victory as the 4th member of alum from
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  the Drive for Diversity program, what do you think to win this
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  year? I'm sorry, what do you think
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  that means for the program, and how does that make you feel,
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  learning that this program is churning out, you know, solid
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  drivers? I think it's it's special
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  because it gives the program more eyes and and shows its
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  legitimacy. But also, I mean, I feel pretty
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  proud of it, to have played a small role and that's really it.
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  I think. I I hope it continues to to live
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  right and give kids like myself. AI don't know as a kid, right,
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  Because now I'm an adult, an adult, but inner city kids in
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  particular, but also like people in general that otherwise would
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  not have a ride, a chance like to even try to to learn how to
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  race. So I I hope it continues to live
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  because it's the only reason why I'm here.
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  I know Bubbo, you know, he was going to probably be done if it
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  wasn't for the diversity program.
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  And you know, other guys have have kind of used it as
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  launching pads with, you know, funding they've had elsewhere
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  and stuff like that. But for me personally, it's
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  helped elevate me to where I'm at now.
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  And lastly, what would you say to kids who may not have that
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  traditional pathway into racing, who comes from a background like
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  yours? What would you say to them about
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  where they're at and where they could potentially be in racing?
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  I would really say just, I mean there's nothing special about
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  me. Like I don't know how else to
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  say it. Like I I just showed up.
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  I I did the little things. I I listened, I paid attention,
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  I did the work within reason and I got fortunate with
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  opportunities that were given to me and presented to me.
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  But it worked out. So I guess the biggest thing is
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  that it's it's nothing crazy. You just have to pay attention
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  and and listen and learn and work and you know, hopefully it
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  can be your day. Thank you.
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  All right. Our next question we'll go to
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  Greg Engel. Go ahead, Greg.
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  Hey, pal, I would, I would say there's one thing you can tell
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  yourself and you're a NASCAR winner, so there's that.
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  So yeah. So it's only Monday.
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  You've got, you know, you had your, you know your your
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  competition meeting you had to eat lunch on the run, here you
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  are with us so, So it may not have a lot of time to sink in
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  yet but has this win brought you any, any new sponsorship
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  opportunities and and maybe you know people are tapping on your
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  shoulder and said we're going to talk to the sponsor or the
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  sponsors approached us, anything like that or is it just kind of
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  too soon for that? Definitely, definitely too soon.
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  Not nothing that I know of, right?
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  I my head's pretty in the sand right now just because of.
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  I'm just trying to like make it make it out a little bit because
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  this is honestly a new experience for me, but none,
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  none that I know of right now. I'm just grateful to have the
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  support of of hendrickcars.com for the season and hopefully I
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  can continue to make him proud. You you met you said you met Mr.
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  H and and Chad down in down here in Daytona in in 2020 and and
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  you took a Hendrick Carr's sponsorship to Victory Lane on
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  Friday that must have been that must have been one of the cool
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  highlights that in in a in a weekend full of highlights.
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  For sure. I mean looking at my chest,
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  looking at the side of the truck and it's like looking at people
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  lined up like it's it's such a surreal feeling.
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  So I just feel a lot of pride knowing that, you know, we we
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  had a Hendrick car suite. Hopefully they can run that
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  expanding car a little bit more than we can speak the whole
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  weekend. Thanks dude.
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  I appreciate it. Enjoy.
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  It, yeah. All right.
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  We'll have one follow up question here and we'll go to
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  Jordan for that. Jordan, go ahead with your
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  question. Thanks again.
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  As you if you've had, you're starting to have success now.
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  How do you keep this in perspective and and not get, you
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  know, get pulled in all these different directions and
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  everything and you talk about keeping your head down, but how
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  do you do that with all of this going on?
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  I think just staying through the process, not changing my
• 20:23
  routine, right? Like I'm still getting up at the
• 20:25
  same time every morning to go to the gym.
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  Still going to the shop every day still eating some of the
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  same foods. I think keeping that
• 20:33
  consistency, talking to my same people in my life.
• 20:37
  Still like playing eye racing sometimes still trying to do
• 20:39
  homework whenever Like I think that's the things that will help
• 20:43
  me keep keep the same energy. I think because it.
• 20:45
  I mean it's been hard today like having to figure out how to
• 20:49
  navigate, you know getting around and scheduling and
• 20:52
  personal things I have to accomplish and then all OK then
• 20:55
  we know we got to travel this day and stuff like that.
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  So just trying to keep as much of the same routine as in place
• 21:00
  as possible has been you know what I've been trying to do
• 21:03
  there we. Go.
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  Thank you again. All right.
• 21:08
  A big thank you. Oh, squeeze then.
• 21:10
  One more here. Dustin, did you have a follow
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  up? Yes, real quickly.
• 21:14
  Thanks. OK.
• 21:16
  Raj, obviously I know senior at at Winston Salem State
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  Motorsports management degree is what you're pursuing.
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  What was there? Is there a project you're
• 21:24
  working on or something you still got to do?
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  Or is it something you're trying to balance along with, like you
• 21:28
  say, all these things that you've got to do for homework
• 21:31
  this week? Well, I've got.
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  So I have four classes this semester.
• 21:35
  They're all, they're all online, but there's like modules due
• 21:38
  every like week or two. So yeah, I haven't even looked
• 21:43
  at it to be honest, man. I because The thing is like, you
• 21:46
  can't, like I almost said my word, but like you you have to
• 21:49
  like put in like actually like be actually what's the word like
• 21:52
  mentally plugged in to doing the work.
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  I can't just like like not be like paying attention and do the
• 21:59
  work. So that's one thing that's
• 22:01
  really hard because you have to be fully like mentally there for
• 22:05
  for racing, right. But you also have to do that for
• 22:07
  school. So that's been one thing that's
• 22:08
  been really hard for me as I continue to thankfully get hired
• 22:12
  through the racing ladder, but once I graduate in December,
• 22:16
  I'll really be able to let the rains loose.
• 22:19
  OK, so it's December's when you'll graduate.
• 22:21
  December yeah, I I was going to graduate in May but literally re
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  raced Arlington and I'm, I want to walk across the stage so I'll
• 22:28
  just do in December. So what's your next project or
• 22:30
  what's the next thing that you have to do for your for class
• 22:33
  work or something in the next week or two?
• 22:36
  I can look on canvas so you probably tell me just stand by.
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  In my physical science I have what day?
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  4th? I have something to do on the
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  8th and then for this one class I have another module due on
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  Thursday I have for accounting. I have something to do on
• 23:10
  tomorrow. Great.
• 23:12
  Yeah. So, yeah.
• 23:13
  Hey. Sorry to be the bearer of bad
• 23:16
  news. So what's due tomorrow?
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  No worries, I need to look at it at some point, so it's probably
• 23:19
  a good thing that I've looked at it just now.
• 23:21
  So what's due for tomorrow? What do you what do you have to
• 23:23
  do for tomorrow then? Chapter assignment for
• 23:26
  managerial accounting. Are there any accounting people
• 23:29
  that would like to do my homework?
• 23:30
  I'm kidding. That's a joke.
• 23:31
  That's a joke. All right.
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  Thanks. I appreciate it, man.
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  Yeah.