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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world, and I'm going to save your racing bacon.

A lot of you have, you know, maybe you've heard the good word about motorsports throughout your lives.

Maybe you've dabbled in a little NASCAR or IndyCar viewing.

Maybe you've been to a race.

Maybe like motocross or supercross.

Baby, I don't know.

But I grew up watching motorsports as a kid at Portland International Raceway and watched a lot of stock car races in southern Indiana where I'm from.

And I grew up riding motorcycles

and, you know, genuinely kind of growing up around cars. No one was really an expert. No one was a racer.

We just sort of enjoyed the smell of gasoline, I suppose. But my brother, he told me about a series

on Netflix, and he's been talking about this for a couple of years now.

So he, and I'm always looking for something new because all I do is rewatch the crown, as you might know, over and over and over again.

It's a little compulsive at this point, so I needed something to break the tiara.

And my brother has been suggesting this show.

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