THE WHITE HOUSE — David Malukas knew he had to obey instructions Monday when driving an INDYCAR show car for a pit stop. The rules on burnouts were strict. And there was no deviating. When you’re doing a pit stop by The White House and with both the President of the United States and your team owner in attendance standing just a few feet away, you behave. "Entering the box, I had to be very slow, no burnouts," Malukas told me Monday, a few hours after the White House visit. "But once the car dropped and I left, I could burnout and do whatever I wanted. "But coming in, I had to be very safe. I...
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