My First Indy 500 Was One Of

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.

It Would Be Hypocritical Of Me To Use Being Female In Some Ways, And Diss Being Female In Other Ways. It's Part Of The Programme.

I've Been Fortunate Daytona Is A Place I've Run Better Than Anywhere Else, And That's A Big Race. Maybe It Has To Do With Attention And Pressure And The Drive To Do Well When A Lot Of People Are Watching.

I Know What It Takes To Be Fast And I Feel Like Every Year I Learn Valuable Lessons About How To Be Better The Next Time.

You Know, It's Always Good To Have Seen A Track Before, Just To Kind Of Know Where The Little Bumps Are Here And There, And Just The General Feel For The Size.