Last year, defending champion, Beau Brandenburg, wins the first race of the season.
The big story at Miami's Grand Prix is the second-place finish...
...of rookie, Jimmy Bly.
- Where's he from? - Racing's new heartthrob.
- Second place in England. - A contender.
Bly is a natural.
We're in Rio for race six.
A surprise win for rookie, Jimmy Bly.
Brandenburg's first season loss.
A second incredible upset. Bly wins in Michigan.
Brandenburg loses.
We're down under for the 11th race.
Brandenburg's lost three in a row.
Bly and Brandenburg are tied for the championship.
Bly looks nervous.
- Cracks are showing. - Part of being a rookie.
It'll be interesting to see how long this young man can keep this up.
Hey, DeMille, you promised a sound bite for tonight's sports!
Jimmy, only talk to this woman. This reporter only.
DeMille, can we call it?
Wait a minute. Come here.
Think. Let me explain something.
These people love you and buy tickets. The ones with cameras help sell them.
- I need to focus on tomorrow. - It is tomorrow.
This is part of the game.
In five years, when you' re a brand name, you'll thank me.
Beau, you've had problems before and never acted like this.
Things change.
Why can't you just respect what I need?
A bad season, so I'm out of your life?
This is my life!
This is not your life!
This is what you do for a living.
Look. . .
. . .if I'm gonna win, I need my mind there, not here.
So right now this is my life.
This is your life.
What am I?
A distraction.
I'm sorry.
We're in lap 193 of this 225-lap race.
The defending world champion, Beau Brandenburg, is in first...
...driving better than we've seen him drive all season long.
Christian Fittipaldi sits in second place.
And the young rookie, Jimmy Bly, sits back in third.
Bly's been shaky for the last few races.
He's such a promising star, just got raw talent.
If Carl Henry could get him to relax...
... there'll be no stopping him.
Laps wind down. It's a tight panel at the front.
Bly tries to make his move on the number 11 of Fittipaldi.
Motorola car comes to the inside.
And he does it! Sweet pass by the rookie, Bly.
Great. You' re doing great.
Close on Brandenburg? Everybody wants to know that.
Bly really seems to be having a problem with consistency and focus.
Even so, he now finds himself in second place.
With just 10 laps to go, Brandenburg leads.
You're looking good. Right there.
Brandenburg's experience shows. He knows how to take the corners.
Jimmy Bly coming into the corner has a tendency to slow down.
- A lot of pressure on young Bly. - Pass for chris sake!
What is he afraid of?
Follow Brandenburg's line. Are you following his line?
I can't. Can I pick another line?
Take Brandenburg's line.
Bly drafts up into the vacuum behind Brandenburg's car.
But every time he steps out of that vacuum he runs into a wall of air.
- Slows him down and affects momentum. - Lay it out, Jimmy. Lay it out.
You better win this thing. Win it or you'll look like a fool.
Bly down to the inside, tries to get alongside him!
Very, very close as they try to come off the corner.
Can Bly get past him here? It's gonna be close.
Son of a bitch, not again. He's gone.
Bly makes his move, nails the throttle.
They touch and Bly's in trouble!
Can he keep it off the wall? He slides to the inside.
Bly's spinning out of control.
Damn it!
And it gives the win over to the defending world champion.
This is Beau Brandenburg's day.
This is Beau Brandenburg's first victory in three races.
He's gotta be happy.
Brandenburg's back in the lead in the race for the world championship.
Crusher, it's time to call Joe Tanto.
Hello?
You'll never be up before me, old friend.
How you doing, Carl?
I was just. . .
. . .feeling nostalgic.
You still there?
- Can you push it to the ragged edge? - Yeah, I think so.
- And the fear? - It's gone.
- Fear's never gone. - Yeah, maybe.
- What about Memo? - I'm making a change.
Memo's out, you're in.
You' re driving for me again, Joseph.
Welcome back to the big show.
What is it, Jimmy?
Because this bad thing is coming at a bad time.
- So talk to me. - I said, it's nothing.
What am I, a piece of wood?
- I'm talking to you! - Look, I can't do this.
I can't handle it. I'm being pulled in 10 directions.
I thought I could handle it, but I can't.
You can, and you will.
I don't care, we deal with it. Okay?
Then stop pushing like you' re one of them.
Wait. "Them"?
Like I'm the enemy? "Them"?
That's great. That's. . . .
Ever since you started kicking my ass on everything with wheels. . .
. . .it's been us. My brother has the touch, I don't. Fine.
But what I do have is allegiance to you.
So don't doubt me. Don't do that.
I saw this 8-year-old, goofy-looking kid. . .
. . .on a piece of junk go-cart, come from three laps behind. . .
. . .to beat guys twice his age.
You rebounded then, right?
We'll rebound now.
Everybody trips. That's okay. That's life.
It's how fast you get up that counts.
So get up, Jimmy.
But get up fast.
We just got word from Carl Henry that Joe "The Hummer" Tanto...
... will replace Memo Moreno...
...as Bly's teammate.
Excuse me.
How about an autograph, cold fish?
- What are you doing here, Joe? - Glad to see you' re still warm.
They figured you needed some competition.
Now there's a familiar face. Sophia!
Don't call her, please.
What's wrong?
- Joe-- - Still working here, huh?
- We haven't seen you in a long time. - No, no, no.
You keeping him under control?
- You driving? - Yeah, back with Carl Henry's team.
- Wow. - Yeah.
That's great.
Well. . . .
I'll see you around, Joe.
- She wants to kill you. What happened? - Nothing.
Nothing?
Why'd they put you in a car again?
All you do is get in the way.
- Somebody thinks I got something left. - Somebody?
- Yeah. - What do you think?
I think it's will over skill.
Will over skill? Like Detroit in '97?
- Accidents happen. - Accidents?
You almost killed me.
You know, Beau, I'm just glad I'm back. I really am.
- I'm different now. - You. . .
. . .will never be different.
Be seeing you in my rear-view, Joe.
- Excuse me. - Yeah.
Please, picture. Please.
Picture? No problem.
You gotta be kidding, right?
Smile.
How you doing, guys?
- Joseph. - Carl.
I want you to meet our sponsors.
You've been gone a while, Joe.
Not really. Been up north testing cars for us.
Shouldn't he wear our hat?
It's a little damp, isn't it?
- Just kidding. - I'm sorry.
- This is Lucretia Jones. - Hi.
- How you doing? - Call me "Luc."
Luc, I think I can remember that.
She's a journalist and will be with us all season.
She's doing an expose on male dominance in sport.
- Will you have time to talk? - Gotta ask the legend.
- Whatever he wants. - For a beautiful lady, of course.
- No speeding tickets, Joseph? - No, no speeding tickets.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Nice to meet you. - See you later, Luc.
Give him hell, Joe.
I thought Tanto was dead, for chris sake.
Whoa!
Now that ex-wife of yours. . .
. . .that's a piece of work.
Divorces you and marries a fellow driver.
I'm realizing how much I didn't miss you.
- You missed me. - Next subject.
I got a rookie driver. His name is Jimmy Bly. He's won five races.
He's starting to find ways to stumble.
I'm not losing that lead. It won't happen.
- Memo drives great. What happened? - Memo forgot his damn job.
His job is to support the team. To support Jimmy Bly. So he's gone.
I could've hired 100 young turks to take his place. . .
. . .but I wanted somebody who's been to the top. . .
- . . .and stumbled down to the bottom. - Thanks for reminding me.
I wanted somebody that gets his attention.
- Maybe gains his trust. - Why?
Because you' re gonna help him. . .
- . . .my old friend. - Carl.
Let's get something straight. I thought you wanted me to race.
No.
- I'm gone. - No, you' re not.
I'm not finished yet. We go back.
We go way back.
I carried you for six years. You owe me, Joe.
All you gotta do is help this kid.
Who knows? You might enjoy it.
You got one offer on the table.
Your choice.
- What did you give him? - Gas money.
There are a hundred guys more qualified to back Jimmy. Why him?
Because when he's on, he's one of the best you'll ever see.
Just sit back and watch.
What's he doing?
He's just wound up. Doing his coin bit will relax him.
- What's his coin bit? - He'll hold a slide. . .
. . .going full out, then go over to pick up three coins.
Not with the front tire, any fool can do that.
He'll snatch them up with the back one and not lose speed.
- There's no way. - You don't want to bet me.
There's number one.
There's number two.
What's that sound?
- It sounds like humming. - Yep.
Why is he humming?
Some crazy thing he does when he's pushing close to the edge.
- Anyone else ever do that? - Not among the living.
- Want to back off, Joe? - Let him go.
Let's see if he's still got it.
You passed the audition, and I'm not mopping up the mess, Hummer.
Not bad, Hummer.
- Your humming's getting better. - Let me drive again?
I said your humming, not your driving.
Go talk to the kid.
How you doing? I'm Joe.
- Nice run out there. - It was okay.
Hey, listen, I liked Memo.
He's a good guy, good driver.
Just so you know. We didn't have any problems.
Two out of three, huh?
Why don't you and me grab a cup of coffee and talk some strategy?
The strategy's simple: He drives, you block. You block, he wins.
We gotta hit it. We got a publicity blitz.
Can't we push that back?
Come on, it's part of the contract.
Talk to you later.
Just channel through me, okay? I channel well.
Appreciate that.
Start coming down.
Last week's big news was Jimmy Bly's close brush with the wall.
Bly was trailing Beau Brandenburg on turn four of the last lap...
... when he lost control at over 200 miles an hour.
I don't know what's going on with Bly's driving.
It went so well earlier in the season, surprising everyone.
He can't seem to get it together on the track.
All eyes will be on Bly at tomorrow's Toronto Grand Prix....
So, Luc, what have you learned since you've been here?
- I used to think you just put gas in-- - Fuel.
- Get it right. - Fuel. I knew that.
Put the fuel in and push the pedal. . .
. . .and that was it.
That is embarrassing, that's what that is.
Joe, with only 10 races left in the season. . .
. . .why'd they get you? What makes you special?
Oh, special I'm not.
Do you feel awkward being back?
- Something you' re not telling me? - Well, rumor has it you. . .
. . .were the circuit's wild man.
You married a woman named Cathy.
You cleaned up, stopped living the old lifestyle. . .
. . .things didn't work out.
- Interesting, only that's not me. - It's just what I heard.
- I don't want to upset you. - Game's over.
You actually have something to say. These young drivers have barely lived.
Your life is so colorful by comparison.
You know, Luc, I wouldn't remind you what a fool you've been. . .
. . .and then insult you by calling it colorful.
- I'm sorry. - So don't judge me until you know me.
- How do I do that? - By finishing this game, wise ass.
Wise ass? Right.
Good luck.
Hi.
- So. - So.
I heard about you and Beau. And I'm sorry.
Thanks.
It's my problem.
I'm sorry, Sophia. I didn't mean to. . .
. . .get into your business.
I'm trying to talk.
I just came out of a three-year relationship.
- That's a long time. - Yeah, it's a long time.
When you get used to someone, it's not. . . .
I don't know.
What?
- I shouldn't be here. - Wait. No.
- I shouldn't be doing this. - Sophia, please.
Stay.
I'm not looking to get involved.
I'm not over him.
I understand that. I'm just looking for a friend.
You sure?
- Yeah. I think so. - Think?
Do you want to go sit down, talk for a while?
Yeah. Yeah, I would.
Welcome to Toronto, Canada, and this year's Toronto Molson Indy...
...and ESPN's live coverage of this race.
- Hi, I'm Jeff Oaken. - I'm Dave Wershafter.
...and this is race day beside the lake.
Because it is time.
All the qualifying and practicing is done...
...it's time to play the cards and see how it goes down.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome today's drivers:
Max Papis, Joe Tanto...
...Jimmy Bly, Beau Brandenburg....
This race is being watched by millions...
...from Finland to Australia.
Over 250,000 people expected here in Toronto alone...
...from across the world. 110-lap race on a street track.
A lot of different styles, but the street track...
...is considered as being the most hazardous.
That's because it takes place on ordinary city streets.
You guys here in Toronto should be the loudest folks to cheer.
Well, well, well.
So, what about me?
How do I look?
Or do you still hate answering loaded questions?
Go ahead, ask me.
- You love him? - I love a lot of things.
- Why marry him? - He's a younger, better you.
Ouch.
- You want to know more? - No.
You left me, with nothing, I might add.
Just as Memo and I are starting to get something here, you steal his job.
And he still likes you. How pathetic is that?
I don't understand this "brotherhood of speed" crap.
Just answer me one question.
Does hurting me make you feel better, or does that come naturally?
You think you were better than me. You weren't.
Hey.
- Joe. - Memo.
Hey, did Cathy say anything bad?
She better not. Look at you. How you been, good? Huh?
Listen, I'm sorry about all this.
Somebody had to do it, why not an old friend?
That makes it even worse.
- You never called about our wedding. - No, I didn't.
Hey, friends don't do that.
If they have problems, they talk. We always did that.
Sometimes good things happen from bad ones.
But, if it'd make you happy. . .
- . . .I'll divorce her. - Memo, what are you doing?
Right now, right here, today. I'm divorced.
But only if you marry me.
- Get out. Come on. - Please. You know, I get so lonely.
Yeah, you look like you' re lonely.
I just want to enjoy my life. My real life. . .
. . .not this one.
And Cathy does that for me.
Amigo, I have to go. Show these maricas what a real driver can do.
- I'll do my best. - Okay.
Bye.
Sophia!
Where are you going?
Good luck today, Beau.
Everyone excited to see how Joe Tanto does today.
His first race since he nearly lost his life.
- Stop bothering people, wise ass. - Don't mess with me.
The season's rookie leader, Bly.
It'll be interesting to see if this young man can handle the pressure.
- What's she doing here? - It's all right.
No, this is not all right.
Brandenburg's "whatever" enters your life by accident?
- "Whatever"? Hi, I'm Sophia. - That's your problem.
DeMille, come on.
Weren't you being pulled in too many directions?
- Man. - That'll make more legroom for us.
We're ready in Toronto. Time for the big one to get underway.
Working your way down the track?
Brandenburg is on the pole first again.
As you have heard, we are ever so close.
- We have five minutes to race time. - Joseph.
Gentlemen, to your cars.
Hey, Jimmy. Good luck, man.
Thanks, man.
All the racers down in pit lane now...
...are in the final stages of getting ready for this race.
Pace cars are standing by.
We are almost underway here in Toronto.
Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready for racing?
Gentlemen, start your engines.
Starting today's race from the pole position, Beau Brandenburg.
Second qualifier, Dario Franchitti.
Third, Christian Fittipaldi.
They're warming their tires to desired temperature for better traction.
This is the first of four warm-up laps.
All eyes on the green flag ready for it to drop.
Sixteenth, Joe Tanto.
The race is underway!
They roar toward the first turn, a right-hander, a treacherous gate.
They funnel down into that corner.
The second passing opportunity lies just ahead.
Someone's in trouble! Two cars sideways, the Visteon car!
Right through the barrier! He's flipping up end over end!
The Visteon car in big trouble!
An incredible accident!
This puts us at a full course yellow.
It'll give the drivers a chance for their first pit stops of the day.
One of the strategies to this game is when to bring your man in.
An extra second in the pits can cost a driver a place or two in this race.
There goes Brandenburg. Bly, and Tanto is out.
All three with very fast pit stops, just over 12 seconds.
As Andretti and Tracy almost get together on the exit!
But now Brandenburg's in front, Jimmy Bly in second.
I want you to go after Brandenburg. Go right now. Go!
We have some really interesting driving by Bly behind Brandenburg.
- I can't find a hole. - Don't look for a hole. Make a hole.
Back to full speed, Bly in pursuit of Brandenburg.
He's right there. He tries him at every corner.
Jimmy, you got 10 laps to go. Conserve the tires.
You talk into that again, I'll make you eat it.
Don't conserve anything. Go get him.
If he's gonna overtake Brandenburg, it'll happen in Turn 3.
And it's right--
Oh, look at that!
What a way to move!
Jimmy Bly grabs the lead away from Brandenburg. It's magical.
And Jimmy Bly has just taken the lead!
- Joe. - Yeah?
I want you to pit now.
Why? I don't need to pit, Carl.
I want you to pit.
In a very unusual move, Carl Henry has just called Tanto into the pits.
He hit the marks.
I know what you' re doing, Carl. It's wrong.
They're changing the tires, refueling.
I see no movement on the chassis, no wing adjustments.
I'm not asking you to like this, Joe. Just work with me.
In the meantime, the veteran Brandenburg behind Bly.
That's gotta worry the young rookie. One mistake, that's all it'll take.
- Hold. Hold, Joseph, hold. - Come on, come on, damn!
Come on, Carl, let me out of here!
Bly in front, Brandenburg second.
Carl, I can't hold him off.
Now, Joe. Go get that son of a bitch.
They release Tanto, and he roars out of the pit!
I don't know what Carl Henry and his team were thinking.
Tanto's making a very fast exit from the pit. Look at this!
Tanto slices in between Bly and Brandenburg!
The officials aren't gonna like that one.
Tanto has to allow Brandenburg to pass him after a move like that.
One lap to go now.
It's Bly and Brandenburg battling it out in the last half-mile.
Brandenburg tries to the inside!
They come off the turn neck and neck. Who's it gonna be?
And here they come! The checkered flag is out!
It's Jimmy Bly, the winner of this race!
As they go around the track, the checkered flag is flown, and....
Very good strategy, Carl. Thank you.
What a battle between Jimmy Bly, Beau Brandenburg.
This time, the young rookie took it to the veteran.
You did all right today, Joseph.
Don't ask me to do that again.
Jimmy, after four lackluster performances, is Jimmy Bly back?
Well, I hope so.
Everyone falls down. It's just how fast you get up, right?
Beau, the win could be called controversial.
- Well, a win is a win. - So you won't protest?
No, but I will have some lunch. Anyone wants to join me?
Thank you.
Enjoy. This won't happen again.
Jimmy, want to talk later?
If he wants to talk, he'll be talking to me, okay? Come on.
I Know how much you'll be worth if you win? They'll buy you in sections.
Your eyes to a sunglass company, your arm to a watch company.
Your foot to a shoe company. Or maybe you'd like to keep some parts.
- Come on, he just finished racing. - Hey, you' re not here.
- DeMille. - What?
What's so wrong with what she said?
Nothing.
What are you doing?
- Swimming. - Swimming?
That's swimming to you, huh? I don't think that's swimming.
That's a little beyond.
I've never seen anything like that.
Pretty fantastic. Where'd you learn how to do that?
- I was raised by frogs. - Raised by frogs?
- Well, I'm glad you escaped. - Oh, thank you.
Jimmy, what's on your mind?
- How does Beau do it? - Do what?
Stay on top. Stay focused.
He drives scared.
No, I don't think so. That guy is ice.
To you, he's ice. Inside he's scared.
But he likes it. He says it makes him try harder.
He says the day he's not afraid is the day he'll stop.
You' re just as good. And the day you stop caring. . .
. . .what other people think and make yourself happy, you'll be even better.
Come on.
Don't you ever stop running, cold fish?
Block me again and I'll put you into the wall.
Well, that's not gonna happen again.
Believe me.
- What are you trying to prove? - Got nothing to prove.
No, you proved you could do very little with very much. Forget it.
Why do I waste my time talking to this guy?
Because no one else likes your arrogant ass.
- So that's it. - That's it. Mystery solved.
While you' re in this good mood, do yourself a favor.
- What? - Take her back if she wants you.
Stay out of my business, Joe. What are you doing?
I'm just talking. You do want her back, right?
Why do you care?
You two have a lot of history. That doesn't go away so fast.
- I pushed her away, Joe. - But you weren't thinking right.
I wasn't thinking at all.
You know, it's really hard when--
When I see her with him.
And I did it, you know?
It was me. I'm responsible for it.
You wanted to win no matter the cost.
- You want me to talk to her? - No, Joe, don't do that.
You don't want either of us to talk to her?
That's just great.
Hey, Beau, if this is about pride, you better forget it.
- That's how the whole thing started. - What would you do?
Me? To get someone back that I really love?
Get that rock out of my stomach? Crawl.
- You'd crawl? - Crawl.
- You never crawl. - I'd crawl till there's nothing left.
Come on, champ. Use your head.
Welcome to ESPN's coverage...
...of the Twin Rings Race qualifying section.
And we're live from the Japan Motor Speedway...
...in front of 120,000 spectators today.
Open wheel racing, a very popular sport in Japan.
One day to the event, and it's been a great day so far.
You should ask Jimmy how it is to have the best manager.
With the final run just completed, the top five best times were:
Brandenburg, Andretti, Gugelmin, Montoya and Fittipaldi.
An interesting sideline: This year's rookie point leader, Jimmy Bly...
...only managing a tie for 10th place.
Relax, dude, don't shove. Hey, don't shove. We' re friends.
Jimmy! Jimmy, why 10th today?
How come this never happens to me?
All right!
- You seem preoccupied. - I'm thinking about Jimmy.
You know, Carl thinks he can't cut it. I think he can. It's just--
It's tough to get close to this kid. It is.
I think Carl cares more about helping you than helping Jimmy.
- You' re way off. - I can see in the way he looks at you.
I mean, with Jimmy it's business. With you, it's personal.
Keep it steady, Jimmy. Keep your eyes out of the mirror.
With a steady drive, Beau Brandenburg has managed to catch up to Jimmy Bly.
The veteran working both sides, doing all he can to make Bly nervous.
Don't let him intimidate you.
I don't know if I can do this.
- You should talk less and drive more. - Looking great, Jimmy.
Brandenburg knows every inch of this racetrack.
He moves inside of Bly, lets him know he's there.
Let's take him down.
Now it looks like he's gonna try him on the outside.
They're neck and neck!
He gets by! Brandenburg is in the lead.
That's some incredible driving by Beau Brandenburg.
Bly's teammate, Tanto, got Bly to the front of the pack earlier today.
Jimmy, don't let him get to you. Shake it off.
- I'll get it back. I can get it back. - Stay on him.
Now we'll see if Bly has learned through this season.
Can he come back and regain the lead?
- Bly will try it on the high side. - Don't overdrive the car.
- The suspension's getting loose. - Bly is looking everywhere:
Inside, outside, high, low, just nowhere to go.
Don't overdrive the car.
The rear is drifting. Jimmy, keep it steady.
Don't overdrive the car.
They're in the final lap. This is it. Final turn.
Bly still all over the place. He's coming up around, going high.
Bly's in trouble! Bly's in serious trouble!
He's off to the gray stuff! Oh, he slams into the wall!
Oh, my God!
Are you okay, Jimmy?
Safety trucks are rolling. The crowd on its feet, silent.
We all await word on the fate of rookie driver, Jimmy Bly.
They pull him out from under the car. He gives the crowd a wave.
Jimmy Bly, after that awesome accident, is all right.
And the crowd responds to it.
What a waste.
It's my pleasure to welcome you to glimpse into the future...
...and the 1000 horsepower extreme machines...
... that'll race us into the millennium.
Kindly join me in welcoming the power and the glory.
Well, Joe. Now what part of formal didn't you understand?
Wait a minute.
Oh, my mistake, yeah. I'm gonna go get a drink.
- You look very nice. - Thank you.
- Hey, rebel. - Yeah.
What you got there?
It's something I want to give Jimmy later.
Be selective who you spend time with.
Extend yourself. These people make everything happen.
- He's right. - You'll stay around, right?
I'll be around.
You do know your way around, don't you?
- I like your brother. - I liked him first.
- DeMille? - Nina. Exactly who I wanted to see.
- You look fantastic. - Thank you.
Earlier today you said that Jimmy has to find it off the track.
- What'd you mean? - Here we go with the questions.
Gotta find that quiet spot.
If your mind's not right, you will get torn apart.
So you better buckle up. It's gonna be a bumpy ride.
I can't believe that line still works.
Now this is either very unprofessional, or naive. . .
. . .or she swallowed your bullshit and loved the taste.
- Where's Memo? - Replacing you. Working his way down.
Joe, if you don't get it by midnight, you' re probably not gonna get it.
And even if you do, I don't think it'll be worth it.
Just an observation.
Excuse me.
You make any new friends?
Like these people want to talk to me. When the season's over. . . .
- What? - I was thinking. . .
. . .maybe we could go someplace. I've never even had a vacation.
- Never? - Never.
No pressure, all right? Just think about it.
Two minutes, please?
What a coincidence.
Is this a little experiment for you or something?
Dark chapter you can tell your friends about?
Maybe you like being man-handled.
That I can understand.
But it's the being dumped part that's kind of a drag.
So you were just used and abused?
Was that attitude?
Saucy. Good for you.
And next time I'm around, look at him. He ain't over it.
Your mascara's running.
That's cute.
Stupid bitch.
- So, are you two enjoying the evening? - I'll wait over there.
If you win a championship, what would you do first?
I don't know, really.
You've had some peaks and valleys over the season.
What have you learned?
What have you learned that you never realized before?
- That it's another world. - Where air is rare.
Your team can take it all with a strong show in Germany.
How do you prepare for something like--?
There you have it, James Bly obviously very pensive about the upcoming race.
- Yeah, well-- - What's happening?
- What's it look like? - Jimmy.
- You came with me. - Maybe she'll leave with you. . .
. . .but what I have to say you don't need to hear.
Just let him talk. It doesn't mean anything.
- Yes, it does mean something. - What, Beau? What does it mean?
We should probably just go. Sophia, let's go.
- Don't do that. - Don't do what?
- That's none of your business. - Come on. What's going on?
- It's nothing, DeMille. - Back off.
Come with me for a second. Can I talk to you?
- You' re doing this all wrong. - I know.
I do everything wrong.
- Excuse us. - I can't believe this is happening.
I don't want to spend more time away from you.