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Indy car driver Connor Daly likens a typical race to a fight.

The exhaustion of stabilizing your body and the vehicle around a track at 250 miles an hour is intense to say the least.

After about two hours of this, he's lost up to 9,000 calories and 16 pounds of

water weight. While the struggle may appear to be purely physical, the real challenge lies in

differentiating IndyCar racing with big sports like NASCAR and Formula One. Conner believes that

embracing social media as a tool for notoriety will help bring this sport to the forefront.

And no doubt, Connor, that a guest appearance on Power Athlete Radio will give the sport the bump that it needs.

Here it is, episode 530.

So what's going on? Does everything go?

Good, man. Honestly, I spent the most time I've spent home in like three months over the last few days. So it's nice to be home for like more than two days. So it's good.

Nice. And what's the schedule?

Right now, we don't have, we're kind of in the Olympic break because our partners,

NBC sports.

So they're covering all that.

And we race again in Nashville, August 8th.

So kind of a, I mean, our last race is July 4th, and there was, so to speak, another race in Canada,

but Canada obviously is in a tough spot with the whole COVID situation, so they had to cancel that one.

But, yeah, we're going again in August 8th, so it would be good.

Do you think the Canadians are overreacting or it's just worse for them?

I really have no idea.

It seems a bit crazy, to be honest, since they're just north of the border, but I have no idea. The farther north you go, the more intense it gets because of the Canadians we know, it looks pretty crazy.

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