From the Fox News Radio Studios in Midtown Manhattan, it's the fastest growing radio talk show, Brian Kilmead.

He is the greatest radio host in America, but he is off on the great Brian Kilmead Show.

This is your humble correspondent from D.C. Griff Jenkins, trying to fill Brian's giant shoes.

And I don't know whether I am more intimidated having to live up to Brian Kilmead's big shoes or the fact that I am going to interview the Indy 500 winner right now.

Felix Rosenquist joining us.

We had him on Fox & Friends.

He is such an incredible athlete and obviously champion on the track, but also one of the most outstanding guys off camera because I said, could you do a radio hit right now?

He's like, oh man, I've been doing

like 20 straight hours of media, but why not? Let's do it. Felix joins us. Thanks for being here.

Thank you very much. Pleasure to be here. You know, Felix, I've been a fan of Indy 500 for years,

and obviously everybody was talking about, you know, would Alex Palo repeat, would Petto Award finish?

But yet you stole the show and won by two hundreds of a second. Walk us through that finish

and how you accomplished it. Yeah, thank you. That finish was, you know, it's easy for me to say now,

but as a race fan, I loved how that went down.

As you said, it was kind of...

So did 350,000 other people, by the way, including myself?

I could hear that.

It was incredible to have a last lap shootout like that where basically five different drivers could win,

side-by-side racing.

And yeah, dude, it took a lot of everything, a lot of patience, bravery.

Yeah, I just wanted that win so bad.

And I feel like every year when I come back to India, I just get a little bit better.

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