Because of COVID, we’re just showing up and racing—that’s all our schedule allows. No practice runs, no qualifying rounds, no nothing. That’s tough on the crew because we need to practice working together. You have to make sure you get the [car] set upright. But we could only go off of last year’s notes about the races, even though our cars are different from last year . . . . We had a two-month break, and I was eating everything in the pantry and not really training or working out. I have a fast metabolism, I guess. . . . [Normally,] 12 to 13 people on our team travel with me every weekend. We’re all pretty close and give each other a lot of crap. We play Mario Kart and Nintendo Switch on the plane. Now we play [remotely,] for money—it’s a pretty big deal.
Continue reading your story on the app
Continue reading your story in the magazine
PDOGG (KANG HYO-WON)
“WE COMMUNICATE A LOT.”
The Parent Trap
Stranded by the pandemic, working parents are receiving little help from their employers. It’s time for corporate America to find its voice.
N.K.JEMISIN
“I BASICALLY HAD A MIDLIFE CRISIS.”
ROZ BREWER
“I ALWAYS FEEL LIKE IF A BARISTA IS MAKING COFFEE, I SHOULD BE DOING SOMETHING.”
Secrets Of The Most Productive People – Brandy Zadrozny, Reporter, NBC News
“I can report from my backyard with my feet in a baby swimming pool.”
Secrets Of The Most Productive People – Gina McCarthy
President and Ceo, National Resources Defense Council
Secrets Of The Most Productive People – Florian Krammer
“Science is not a job. It’s somewhere between a hobby and a passion.”
Secrets Of The Most Productive People – Bubba Wallace – Nascar Driver
“The more stressed out I am, the better we do on the racetrack .”
Secrets Of The Most Productive People – Jacqueline Guichelaar
“Every individual on the team is important, regardless of what time zone they’re in.”
Daniel Dae Kim – Actor and Producer
“I’ve spent about two and a half months in quarantine .”
