Today in the Marshall Proop podcast and your day at Indy the final before we go and settle and decide who is going to win the 104th Indianapolis 500.

We have our man, winner of the 100th Indy 500, Alexander Rossi.

Before we say hello to you, my friend, let's say thank you as always to the Justice

Brothers and Toronto Motorsports.com, Cooper Tires and Bell Racing Helmets USA for

supporting our little fun audio experiment here.

How are you feeling, Alex, after your carb erration day in your twin turbo charge fuel injected, V6 Honda,

your fine, fine, and ready auto sport entry?

Yeah, I mean, I think we feel pretty good.

I mean, it was nice the carb day this year.

I mean, of all the negatives of not having, you know, fans and events and entertainment going on,

the one positive that came out of it was we had a two-hour kind of legitimate practice session.

From that standpoint, it was good.

We were able to use it as a more of a learning session than maybe we would on a normal

carb day where you're kind of questioning the reeds that you get for different rubber

on the track and such.

But anyways, I think we're relatively happy.

I mean, it's every year we come here, it seems to get harder and harder for one reason

or another. and this year is

is no exception you know it's it's pretty tough out there so p3 on carb day assuming and hoping that

ambient conditions all conditions are identical come sund, would hopefully lead you to feel like,

hey, we've got something we can seriously work with here.

How confident are you if ambience up or down, humidity, you name it?

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