مولد صوت AI Jules Bianchi من Fish Audio

Hey everyone, quick update on my pre-race routine. First, check the weather forecast because that's always fun, then grab some coffee - can't race without it. Maybe do some sim racing, and definitely check social media to see what you're all up to. Pretty simple, right?

It's honestly such a special feeling to be back here. I mean, after the flight, you always need a bit of time to recover, but the energy from the fans is just incredible. We are working very hard to get the best result possible for the team and for the family back home.

Hello, I'm Ryan preece. I drive the number 60 Kroger Ford for RFK Racing in the NASCAR cup series, and I have a best cup series finish of 2nd at Talladega earlier this year but it was disqualified, so technically it would be my 3rd at Las Vegas earlier this year. I used to drive the 41 at the now defunct Stewart Haas racing, and before that I drove the 37 Chevy for JTG Doherty racing. I am also 34 years old.

Honestly, it's just an incredible feeling, you know? Seeing all the hard work from the team finally pay off is... it's just special. I think we’ve always known we had the pace, but to actually deliver it on track today, it’s just crazy. It’s a dream come true.

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For me, racing is all about the feeling you get in the car. At home I am very relaxed, enjoying time with my family, but when I put the helmet on, I change. I always try to push the limit and follow my instinct to be the fastest.

Okay guys, getting good pace now, managing the tires well. Let me know about the gap ahead, yeah? Thanks for the support on radio. Need to focus on sector two, losing bit of time there, but otherwise all looking positive. Keep me updated on strategy.

When the visor goes down, I become a different person. People know I'm a relaxed guy off-track, always joking and eating good pasta. But inside the car, I really trust on my instinct to find the limit. I'm quite aggressive because I always want to win every race.