Q&A with Justin Wilson

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Justin Wilson at Watkins Glen, N.Y., on Sunday, July 5, 2009.

QUESTIONS FOR BRITAIN'S

JUSTIN WILSON, WINNER LAST WEEK AT WATKINS GLEN, N.Y.:

How did registering the first win for Dale Coyne Racing in its 25-year history feel?

"It's pretty special. We're trying to grow and keep building. Try not to get too carried away, but this is something to build on for the future.

If you weren't a race-car driver, what would you do?

I have no idea. I was never good at anything at school. I didn't like school. It was just racing from the start.

What was the best thing about racing?

Winning. Simple as that.

What is the worst thing?

The worst part is the uncertainty. The winters, the off-seasons, are difficult.

NOTES

The Art Gallery of Ontario is sponsoring a car in this weekend's Honda Indy Toronto, sort of.

An exhibition of artificats from King Tut's tomb entitled "Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs" will be on display at the AGO from Nov. 24, 2009, to April 18, 2010.

A golden image of the boy pharaoh will be featured on the front of the cockpit of the car driven by Canadian racer Alex Tagliani, with additional King Tut branding on the front wing.

It will be the first time in 30 years that an exhibition of King Tut's treasures has visited Toronto and the company promoting it arranged the sponsorship.

JUNO Award-winning artist Sass Jordan will headline a slate of nine concerts scheduled to take place during this weekend's Indy. Also scheduled to appear are the Pigott Bros., Rock Star Live and Dodger, among others.

All performances will be held on the OLG Stage in Thunder Alley.

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