I mean hip bones collarbones like you really get railed.

Railed on that thing. You do. I mean it's such a violent car and the other thing talking about

just the violence of it and in the physical nature you know, they run them on the deck and

dragging the bottom of a cup car is nothing like dragging the bottom of an indie car.

I mean, it literally at times can knock the wind out of it so violent.

And they're like, oh, no, that's fine, that's normal.

Like what?

Things dragging the ground, pounding the ground, breaking zones, you know, all that stuff.

It's a very, it's a beast of a car. Like I am so

impressed and so thankful I've been able to create this opportunity because I

don't, I don't know if I'll ever have a chance to drive such a high performance car ever again.

I mean these things are beasts.

I believe that each and every one of us has the power within ourselves to create the life that we really want and I want to help give you

the tools to make that happen. I'm Danica Patrick and I'm pretty intense.

Today on the show is an old friend of mine, his name is Jimmy Johnson.

We used to race against each other in NASCAR,

and funny enough now he's racing IndyCar. He retired from NASCAR this last year and now he's venturing out into the Indy car world and doing road courses, which is such a valiant thing to go from a seven-time cup champion

to being humbled to an indie car

and kind of starting over is just really admirable.

And Jimmy is a really smart guy.

He's a really, he's a really hard worker.

And that's why I feel like he is going to be successful in no matter what he does and we also talked about how how much how physically demanding an Indy car is to a stock car which is something I used to kind of lie to everyone a little bit about not lie I just omitted how hard IndyCar was compared to NASCAR.

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