This is off track.

Get GTFU, whatever that. Get the... Oh, fuck up. Close. I don't know. I have no idea what the U could be. Are we wrong about the F? Nope. That would be weird. I think we got the GTF right. Nope. Go to... No. Okay, just tell us. What does GTF you mean? Get you the fuck up. Is that not what I just said?

Did you say get it the fuck up? No. Gitty. Like, giddy up. Gitty. Gitty. Oh. Enunciate. I'm sorry. That is literally what I do for a living. I do not think I have a problem. You would think you'd be better at it.

Do you think I would understand you then?

Guys, welcome to Off Track with Hinch or Rossi this week.

That's all staying, by the way.

Oh, 100%.

It'd be weird if you cut that part.

Alex was supposed to be here, but a medical emergency precluded his participation today. Don't worry. Now you have to clarify, because everyone's going to be really worried. Kelly's just kind of sick. Yeah, yeah, sorry. He had to go do an emergency meds run. I was trying to be, you know. You made it sound like he was in the hospital. No, I was just trying to be, you know... Oh, yeah, that too. Yeah, man. I was just trying to, like, protect their privacy, respect their privacy by not sharing that, you know, baby Kelly didn't want people to know she was saying. You made it infinitely worse. You were better off just going with he didn't want to be here. That's not true. Alex got shot in the arm. We're not sure he's going to make it. He'll probably be fine for Long Beach. We're not sure his arm's going to make it. We're really helping people become speculated. Speculative. Speculative? Yeah. It's turning into a true crime podcast. We're actually going to solve who shot Alex. Hold on. I'm going to go shoot Alex real quick, so that way we've got a story we can actually tell. Who's J-R-R-R-R? No, but yes. No, guys, we actually have a guest on Tuesday, and welcome to the show. Mrs. Cassidy Taurus. Thank you for joining us. Thank you for having me. I don't know if I've ever said your full name like that, Mrs. Cassidy Taurus. It felt weird. I didn't love it. Didn't love it, yeah. No. I feel like I don't, I'm not going to do that again. Should we just wrap it up? I don't think we're going to recover from this. I think I kind of ruin the... Great podcast, guys. I think you kind of ruin the tone of the whole thing. It made me feel old, I think, more than anything. That's fair. Well, I mean, you could call you a casserole instead, if that's, you know... It's what my mom calls me. There you go. Well, Cass, we, we, uh, thank you again for taking the time to come chat. And it's just a casual chat. But it's fun to have people on the show that I don't think a lot of people get the chance to hear from as, as much as others. Lord knows we hear from Alex and I way too much. I don't even know how to start this.

I don't know how to interview you, I feel, because we are, you know, we are good friends.

But if we've known you forever.

We've known you for a long time.

Cass, how would you describe yourself, how would you describe your position in the racing world? Because you have like,

you have an official title, which we'll get to, but like before we get to that, how would

you sort of summarize your, your presence in the, in the motorsports ecosystem?

Yeah, it's a good question. I'm just going to like summarize, like, I guess like my timeline. My dad was a sponsor

an IndyCar when I was a kid. And I thought it was silly at first. I did not get it. But I very

quickly after starting to attend races, absolutely became obsessed with the sport. I think I was also

at an age where it was really nice to not need like an invitation

to be a fan of a sport or to attend these events.

Like it was just like kind of this place that at the time I felt was very inclusive,

which was kind of cool just being a young kid and navigating the other things of life.

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