Rick Mears, head toork number four.

He found the main straightaway.

Here's Bob Jenkins.

Rick Mears becomes the third four-time winner of the Indianapolis 500,

winning the Diamond Jubilee Edition, the 75th running of this great speed classic.

Rick Mears has won the Indianapolis 500-mile race.

I would have that as my ringtone.

Rick Mears listening to Bob Lamy and the late great Bob Jenkins on the call in 1991,

when Rick Mears became at that time the third four-time winner of the Indianapolis 500-mile race and a guy who

he has helped an awful lot over the years. Eleo Castor Nevis joins that group. But Rick, first off,

thanks so much for coming over, man. I appreciate it. Thank you very much for having me.

Let's begin with this. And we'll get to, you know, I know that most people know. I mean,

you are obviously still involved with Roger Penske's team team in a number of capacities we'll get to that but just this place you know you are so

synonymous with success here and you kind of owned it you know four of them in 12 years speaks for

itself but what is the the sentiment or the emotion of rick mears still when you

walk in here oh it's you know first of all i never believed i'd ever be here i didn't even think

about being here that was way out of my league so you know when i got the opportunity to start

driving any cars and ended up coming here i I had no idea that would ever happen.

So it's just, it's almost been one of those fairy tale stories all the way through.

But it's just, you know, and now it's home away from home for as many years as we've been

coming here.

But it's just a, there's no other place like it.

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