All right, everybody. Welcome back to another edition of the 12 questions podcast here on the Teardown Feed.

My name is Jeff Gluck, and I'm your host for these interviews.

Each week we ask the same 12 questions to a different race car driver.

And sometimes we like to go all across the racing world to try to find different people, not just NASCAR, not just IndyCar.

And so this week we have

two-time defending World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series champion Brad Sweet, who was formerly in

NASCAR, as you know, rates some trucks and Xfinity series 2009 to 2013. Career didn't go the way that he wanted and so he ended up going back to

sprint cars where he's made quite the name for himself winning giant races like the

Knoxville nationals and things like that and he's really a great ambassador for sprint

car racing as I've gone to cover some of the races really enjoyed talking to him he's very

patient and explains

things. I think he's a great interview and he was nice enough to hop on Zoom with me to answer the 12

questions. So let's give it a listen. All right, everybody, I'm with Brad Sweet. And Brad,

I'm so excited to have you on here again. The first question is, when you meet someone who doesn't know who you are, do you ever

lie about what you do for a living?

Yes.

Yes, I don't know why, but, you know, it's just sometimes it feels awkward to tell someone that you're a race car driver,

you know, and I don't know why. So sometimes I just say that I do screen printing,

which isn't a lie, or just don't really say much a lot of times about what I do. It just seems

easier that way.

And I'm kind of picturing you like on a flight because I know you fly commercial back and

forth and somebody's like, you know, tries to strike up a conversation, those kind of situations.

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