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joey logano and jason leffler tell me how they have excelled at speed and endurance.th two of the brightest and best in the biz, jason leffler and joey logano. drivers are on average between 20 and 30, and both of you have defied the odds, joey, you first, how did you get out of the starting block so early and so good? >> i think for me, i started when i was really young. i think amount of kids, they're coming into the nascar series now are really starting when they're 6, 7 years old. that's when i started, and when i'm 15 years old, jerracing fou me and encouraged me to get into race cars at a really young age and my career went a lot quicker than i think it would have been if it went a different way. >> you start at the age of 12, which is considered kind of late when you look at the scale now. but for you, do you feel like starting out any sooner might not have been the right formula for you? >> i think at the time it might not have been. but i think that i had such passion when i started out that may not have been there in the early years. >> do you think about th

. >>> next, our drivers joey lagano and jason leffler are on top of their sport, dominating racetrackseir keys to greatness. if there were three things that you think are the keys to your greatness, what would they be? or three things you know you needed to have or things you continue to hold on to, those three keys to your greatness? >> passion, number one. i think you have to have a passion for it. opportunity. whether that means, you know, the opportunity your parents provided for you, the opportunities you got down the road. third one, you can't be fearful. you've got to be brave. >> i guess the will to win keeps you focused, which i think number two is being focused. you focus again. i think it's that much into that. really, really wanting to do this. doing all that, you know, and finding a way to have fun. enjoy the moment that you're in. not many people can sit in these shoes or sit in this seat today that i am. so find a way to have fun with it. and enjoy it. because you never know when it's going to end. >> joey lagano, thanks so much. >> thank you, appreciate it sfwl jason le

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next week, face to face with nascar's jason leffler and joey logano.at is it like to be a race car driver, go around the speedway about 200 laps at 170 miles per hour? we'll talk face to face next weekend. >>> when she's not walking the runway, model petra nemcova is helping children rebuild their lives after natural disasters. she talks about her happy hearts fund in this "impact your world." >> hi, i'm petra nemcova and you can make incredible impact on the lives of children after natural disasters. when the indian ocean tsunami happened in 2004, my partner and me were swept out of the bungalow. i lost my partner, my pelvis was broken four times. after i was able to walk again, i started to talk about creating foundation. happy hearts focuses on helping children after first responders leave. we have rebuilt 51 schools in five years. and we have a presence in nine countries around the world. join the movement and impact the world. go to cnn.com/impact. >> all right, there are many ways to impact your world. go to cnn.com/impact and see the various org

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. >>> in our next hour, face to face, i talk with both joey logano and nascar driver jason leffler about so far in a sport that goes so fast. >>> all right, the price at the pump could detour your summer plans. but joe carter has some travel tips that can make the gas last when you're on the go. >> reporter: the summer road trip is here. and getting most miles out of a tank of gas is key to saving money. just how you fill up is important. >> don't top off the tank. what can often happen is you can spill some, of course, but gas can get trapped in the hose. so when that gas pump clicks off, stop fueling. >> reporter: when you're done, make sure the cap is tight. >> that will stop the loss of fuel through vaporization. so click that gas cap. >> reporter: how you drive also affects your mileage. >> when you're driving in the city, avoid jag rabbit starts. by flooring that gas, you are just wasting fuel. slow down before you get to the intersection. and then gradually speed up. you're going to save a lot of money on gas that way. >> reporter: cruise control efficiently keeps a steady speed.

and don't miss my face-to-face series with jason leffler and joey logano, two of nascar's most promising drivers. "your money" starts right now. >>> the battle lines are drawn in the debt ceiling noexs. it's taxes versus medicare. welcome to "your money." i'm gloria borger. ali is off this week. it's this simple, if republicans won't be tax increases on the table, democrats won't agree to big spending cuts. in until they figure out a way to get around that, there will be no deal. dana bash joins us. dana, taxes and entitlements are obviously the real big issues here. both parties are refusing to budge which makes you wonder, are we going to end up seeing a really big deal here, or in the end, are they going to have to settle for something smaller in order to get this debt limit raised? >> reporter: that's a good question. at this point, you would think that, as you said, both sides are so dug in that they might have to settle for something smaller. my sources who are sam with the talks, the talks that have been led by the vice president that have been going on for a month and a half s th

-leffler. >>> who doesn't droem about being a race car driver?eedway with a couple of nascar's best who showed meet ropes face-to-face. this is what happens after 170 miles per hour. >> okay. i'm hooked. i want to be a race car driver. >> that was just a warmup. >> that's awesome. >> that was just a warmup. >> that is so awesome. wow. i thought maybe i was going to close my eyes, but then i didn't want to miss anything. >> no, yeah. >> that's so wonderful. >> 170, 175 miles per hour, not much difference there. next week face-to-face with nascar's jason left le and joey legano, taking a spin around the track with them and heading over to the nascar hall of fame. there's room zoom zoom to new york now where we find don lemmon. he'll be in the news room just minutes away. >> is fred still behind the wheel? oh, my gosh! >> fortunately i guess for everybody else i was not behind the wheel. next time, though. how are you? >> well, we know that you are speedy gonzalez because i've actually been behind you on the interstate. and then you get to work 10 m