This is off track.

Okay.

Well, as Alex just said before we started recording, this Tuesday episode is IndyCar for

idiots.

So he rudely insisted that I started being the idiot on this topic.

So listen.

As far as Indy car stuff goes, yeah.

As far as IndyCar stuff goes, you. As far as IndyCar stuff goes,

you made it very clear last week that you are much smarter than both of us

in terms of the history of the United States and probably the globe.

But no.

So someone by the name of Martha reached out to me on Twitter and gave a very good suggestion, I think. And basically,

her idea was to create an episode where we kind of hit the most used terms that you might

hear during a broadcast, right?

That if you're new to the sport or even if you've been watching the sport for quite some time like Tim and don't necessarily understand what it means, James and I have compiled

a list of like 10 to 15 items where we're going to try and give you like a brief

description of what those things mean

because it's, you know, it's our life and it's our job. And it's not really fair to expect

you guys to know some of these very specific terminology. And if you have new people that are

also confused as to what these words are in IndyCar, you can direct them to this episode.

So hopefully this becomes like an evergreen off track

with Hinch and Rossi, and it can be a reference guide

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