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Scott Dixon, Ganassi Racing driver and defending Indy 500 champion: At the start of the month, it's definitely all business. You get in the car and do your job; it's pretty straightforward in that respect.
For me, the butterflies start on Pole Day and then obviously on race day when you have all that wild stuff going on. I'm a guy who typically gets butterflies when the pressure's on, when you have to give it your best.
Getting in the car and driving around the place is almost automatic, but if you get too complacent or let your guard down just a little bit, the track will let you know pretty quickly. It's a place that you always need to respect. You're always a bit careful. You're trying to start at a medium rate the first few times out and then go at it. Yeah, it's fast, but everything seems to slow down for you there. It's a big ...
Source: HighBeam Research, WHAT'S IT LIKE TO DRIVE . . . AT INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY?(NEWS)