About this episode
James Hinchcliffe and Alexander Rossi answer fan questions in a lively Q&A session covering a wide range of topics from racing preferences and favorite race cars to personal anecdotes about being recognized in unusual places. They share insights on their favorite moments during the month of May at the Indy 500, discuss the challenges of commentary between F1 and IndyCar, and reveal fun hypotheticals like which driver would win MasterChef or who they'd pick on a deserted island. The episode also touches on TikTok feuds, upcoming live events, and teases a Rossi special at Cracker Barrel.
We asked you guys for questions and man did you deliver. This week we dive into such pressing issues as: how would you spend time with your pet if they became human for a day? What's your favorite race car? And why Tim?
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"...rest of your life, what would you choose? A Chevy Tahoe at? Indianapolis Motor Speedway. That's terrible...."
Volkswagen Jetta
"... they used to. So dude, you watch the onboards of Jetta and like, and basically every race now where you'..."
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