Yes, that's right, everybody. We're back for another episode of the Untitled Jeff Gluck podcast.

It's a 12 Questions edition today.

I'm your host Jeff Gluck.

And I am joined today by Elliot Sadler, the X-Finity Series points leader.

Did you know, actually, I was looking at the points this morning.

Elliot Sadler is one of three junior motorsports drivers in the top three in points.

They're one, two, three right now. Justin Algeyer is 41 points behind Sadler, and William

Byron is three points behind Algeyer. So yeah, it's going pretty well for junior motorsports,

and Elliot Sadler is leading the way.

Almost won Richmond last week until a late caution ruined his chances, but he's been having a

pretty good season and heads to Talladega Super Speedway this weekend. So without further ado,

let's hear what Elliot Sadler had to say in the 12 questions.

All right, we're here with Elliot Sadler.

We're hiding from the rain at Bristol Motor Speedway, so we're at least staying dry.

So, Elliot, over the years, how much of your success is based on natural ability and how much has come from working at it?

I think it's got to be 70% from natural ability and 30% from working at it. What I've learned in my career, I wish I worked as hard when I was 20 as I do now.

I'm way, way in better shape now than I was 20 years ago. I'm more mentally prepared each

and every week for races now than I was 20 years ago. I'm more mentally prepared each and every week for races now than I

was 20 years ago. I just wish I knew then what I know now to working at and staying right. But I think

the natural ability, the hand-out coordination, just starting at our early age and getting adapted to

it and adjusting to it as you go, I think helped me get to where I'm at

today.

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