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Sam Horton Jr. goes to the inside of Hercocentredi and wins it in the final 100 yards.

Sam Hornish Jr. has won the 90th, Indianapolis 500 in an incredible finish.

I'll tell you, what a winner and what a driver.

He sure deserved it.

But we had a lot of adversity today, but he came back and won that race.

I can't even believe it.

That's how Roger Penske described the emotions.

Mike King on the radio call, Sam Hornish Jr., the dramatic pass over Marco Andretti, and that race, hard to believe.

20 years ago back in 2006 when Sam Hornish Jr. was an Indianapolis 500 winner, and he joins us now on the program.

Sam, first off, it is cool still to hear that 20 years later.

It doesn't feel like 20 years ago. But thanks for joining the program, man. How are you? I'm doing great. Thanks for having me. Hey, is it, how often do you hear that call? You know, can a teenager win in Indianapolis and then Hornish makes the pass itself? Or how often do you see the pass? I never get tired of hearing it. I can tell you that much, but a lot of times when I do speaking and engagements, people will ask me, you know, if we're going to put up something that, you know, kind of signifies, you know, your racing that would get the people, you know, interest in what's going on, you know, what would you pick? I'm like, the last four laps of the 2006 and E500 and then they watch it and they're like, man, that, that's, I forgot how good that was or I never, you know, never saw that or whatever the deal happens to be. And then, you know, most of the times before I get ready to speak, that's, that's playing. And I'm like, you know, a lot of times I sit there and in the first parts of my speech where I get nervous every time watch it because it's like, this is going to be the time that I don't get there. So, you know. Honestly, when I made it once again. So that's awesome. When you watch it, is it kind of third like a, I mean, obviously you're watching into that form in a third person, but like do you, when you watch it, is it kind of third, like a, I mean, obviously you're watching it in that form in a third person, but like, do you, when you watch it, is it almost

surreal to you sometimes to be like, I really did, that really was me and I really did

do that kind of thing?

Sometimes, yeah.

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