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This second episode of the first season in 100 Days to INDY does not disappoint in the overview of what may motivate someone to take up racing cars as a life's purpose and work.

The production value of meeting and talking with drivers where they live breaks outside of a packaged approach in public relations and allows for a more comfortable and observational view in the life of a person professionally addicted to competition. Meanwhile, all of the teams know there is no time like the present to make an early statement in pursuit of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES season points championship as racing moves from a temporary street course to a very high-speed banked oval track where everyone who is set up right, can roll with their foot planted on the pedal.

The action on the track is gripping and has one asking, can the intensity of this level of competition get moved any higher? In INDYCAR, anything is possible.

If one follows the NTT INDYCAR SERIES on a season by season basis, it is amazing to even the most informed and jaded fan how the drivers in the field step it up to a higher level year after year. Here in 2023, the number of drivers fielded has increased, so how can it be anything but crowded at the top?

This first episode took on the monumental task to entice and introduce a broad audience to the intense micro-aggression world of high-level technologically advanced formula open-wheel automobile racing.

So many elements and facets that could have been included did not make the cut, but as an introduction to the human elements combined with the levels of commitment required to be here in INDYCAR, not much was left off of the table given the restrictions of time and pace required to fill a first episode running 42.23.

The beauty of this docuseries effort is that it doesn't get bogged down in detail while capturing the personalities and enterprise found in the most dynamic professional racing series on Earth. In the walk up to the INDY 500, known by its tagline as "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" - 100 Days To INDY and its first episode sets the table for the rich living and racing yet to come before we get to the biggest story of all - the 107th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge here in 2023. Looking forward to what is next with anticipation.

Anyone who became familiar with Science through Scientific Method, knew immediately who the real Anthony Fauci was when he stated that "He Was Science" when people fielded questions about the discrepancies in statements he made against conflictive evidences observed.

After over.37 years as the head of a service, formed and run by our taxpayer dollars (how does this happen without owning a private business?) to serve the citizens who pay for it, one wonders just what good is the NIH to our way of Constitutional Freedom and culture.

Dr. Anthony Fauci (who hasn't practiced as a real Medical Doctor since he became the 5th Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) behaves that his authority is owed to him and postures himself as the tallest authority in the room. After watching this documentary, one begins to understand that there is nothing taller than the ... truth.