Transcrição (en)

And a live look at the Beast. You heard the president talking about his plans. He will be in a special location, of course, watching this race along with us after greeting the drivers. The motorcade. Elio, if you had to drive the Beast, I guess those guys, I don't know how fast they have to go. In the movies, we see them tearing up a little bit. Doing everything, right? I think it's a little bit heavy in terms of how fast you want to go. But no question. Well, Danica knows more about the beast, because you said there was some story that they're armored and they have all these amazing things. Well, I've ridden with Secret Service detail from... I'm friends with a few people in D.C., and I was asking the drivers about Secret Service, about their experience, if they get special training, if the car is souped up, is it extra fast? And essentially, the car is really just heavier and safer, but when they try and add horsepower and do those things to it, it kind of makes other things fail. But as drivers, really, their protection as Secret Service is that the car is bulletproof and hard to beat. You know, in Brazil, believe it or not, because of the safety down there, we all, most of the people have bulletproof cars. I mean, it's sad. Do you have a bulletproof car? I have a bulletproof car, yes. Wow, you have that many enemies, huh? Ah! They're going about, what, I don't know, 50 miles per hour here. They're going to take about seven laps. We saw the history of presidential cars. No country, though, has a car culture quite like ours.