Fish Audioによる無料のCheco Perez AI音声ジェネレーター

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?

La voiture se comporte bien aujourd'hui, même si les conditions sont difficiles. Les pneus réagissent bien dans les virages rapides. Je sens qu'on peut faire un bon résultat, l'équipe a fait un travail remarquable sur les réglages.

You know, at the end of the day, racing is important, but it's also about the bigger picture. Sometimes we get caught up in the moment, but we need to remember that there's more to life than just being the fastest. It's about making a difference.

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.

You know, like when I'm approaching a race weekend, I try to just focus on being in the moment and like, connecting with the car. It's not about thinking too much ahead, just feeling what the car's doing and taking it lap by lap.

Yeah, you know, the car felt really good today. Had to manage the tires a bit in the middle stint, and yeah, there was a lot going on with traffic, but we just had to stay patient and wait for the right moment to push, and that worked out pretty well.

Yeah, you know, the pace was not really there today. We tried different things with the setup, and, and the car feels better in some corners, but we still need to work more. The team is pushing hard, and hopefully for the next race we can make a step forward.

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.