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Q. You started racing at a very young age. I think your daughter, Ella, is about the age that you were when you started racing.
A. She is.
Q. What would you say to either of your kids if they came to you and said they want to be a NASCAR driver when they grow up?
A. My daughter has certainly already mentioned that to me. I think that there is a difference between seeing what your dad does and watching it and saying, “Oh, I want to do that,” and then actually showing the signs of, “No, really, I really want to do that.”
We’re close to putting her in a quarter midget like I did and letting her experience it and see how she likes it. If she really likes it and does well in it and wants to do it, then we’ll absolutely pursue it. And the same thing with my son when he gets older.
I can only comment on my own experience, where I got introduced to it by my parents and it was something that I was nervous about the first time because it was an unknown. But, then, when I got in there it was very natural and lots of fun and something that I wanted to do more of. I was fortunate that my parents recognized that and wanted to pursue it as well and see how far we could take it.