David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH)

It's pretty taxing.

You're going 200 miles an hour.

Into some of these turns.

And there's another 60 cars on track.

Whenever I'm in my normal category, which is the LMP2 category, I have GT cars, which are more like a Ferrari and a Porsche that I have to overtake.

And then I have these hyper cars, which is the top class that are overtaking me.

So you've got a lot going on.

And you got to stay sharp for two and a half hours straight to do that.

That is just a guaranteed way to get incredible flow for long, long stretches of time.

That's why you get addicted to it.

That's why I got addicted.

This was probably my favorite battle of my career.

Yeah, so this is me driving against Nico Muller at the Shanghai International Circuit.

I'm on the outside in the blue and white.

How cool is this?

And we go a whole track around with basically a piece of paper between a seat down, this back straight.

I get so close to him because I want to force him over on the other side of the track such that he can't just box me in.

And we've been fighting already at this point for basically 40 minutes straight.

I've been managing to keep this professional driver behind me for 40 minutes.

And he finally passes me.