Antonio Sabato Jr.

Some of them don't even bike that much.

Back in my day, to be a race car driver, you would have to physically fit to a whole new level.

Now they do a lot of neck exercises and all stuff, but they're skinny guys.

Most of the times when you get the G-forces, you understand the car so you can push it.

Basically, the training is mostly lower back, neck, things like that.

But some exercises with weights,

But the Schumacher days, the Senna days, those days, the 80s and 90s, we're talking about guys doing a lot of training and they were fit to a whole new level physically.

I mean, now they're playing racquetball.

They're going to play on weekends.

They're doing some biking and things like that.

They're doing some neck stuff off season.

Schumacher was a whole different ballgame.

You know, Michael Schumacher, who I hang out with, I play soccer with him.

He was my favorite driver of all time.

His fitness level was a whole different ballgame.

I mean, we're talking about doing a lot of weights, a lot of boxing, which race car drivers don't do as much.

And look at their bodies.

You can see it with the way they look.

They're tiny.

They're tiny.