This is Off Track.

Hello guys and welcome to a Tuesday episode of Off Track with Hintner Rossi. We've got all of us here. Oh, wait. No, we don't. Because apparently James is the first person on earth to move. It's never, it's never, I apparently, it's really dragging this out. Apparently it's never been done before. So he's, he's on a new frontier. So he's going to try and join from the car, but he's not really going to be able to.

So basically... Apparently it's never been done before. So he's on a new frontier. So he's going to try and join from the car, but he's not really going to be able to.

So basically, he's moving to a different neighborhood, which apparently has better internet, but it's not getting off to a very good start.

I'll believe it when I see it.

Not getting off to a very good start for our boy.

But anyways, Tim and I are the professional ones on this podcast anyways.

So we got a cool episode for you.

Mick Schumacher was kind enough to join us

to talk about his journey to IndyCar

and what he thinks about it so far,

especially going round and round in circles. So, enjoy.

First of all, Nick, thank you for taking the time. Obviously, it's a busy week heading

into your first IndyCar race down in St. Pete. So before we talk about that, why don't you introduce yourself?

I'm sure a lot of people know who you are, have an idea of who you are.

But just give us a quick background of, you know, your racing career.

And what brought you to IndyCar?

Yeah.

So my name is Mitch Marker.

I've been racing pretty much my whole life.

And yeah, most recently,

I swapped over to IndyCar and I'm really excited

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