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Nico Rosberg

05/30/25

@ All-In Podcast

I began go-karting at six years old and started racing competitively at ten. Nowadays, many drivers start racing as young as eight.

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Nico Rosberg on the Booming Business of F1 | All-In Live from Miami

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Nico Rosberg on the Booming Business of F1 | All-In Live from Miami

05/30/25

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Microsoft Cast

05/20/25

@ Microsoft

I started programming at maybe 15.

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Nico Rosberg

05/30/25

@ All-In Podcast

When I started racing, the odds of surviving a season were about 90%, with only 18 out of 20 drivers typically finishing the season.

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JC B.

04/23/25

@ EO

Starting young gives you a competitive edge because you have the stamina and energy to take risks, and even if you fail, you can learn and recover without severe consequences.

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The 92nd Street Y, New York Cast

06/03/25

@ The 92nd Street Y, New York

Ray Kurzweil began building robots at eight years old and wrote his first paper on the theory of the neocortex at 14.

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Judicaël Perroy

09/30/18

@ tonebase Guitar

I launched my career at a young age in 1997 by winning the coveted Guitar Foundation of America (GFA) national guitar competition.

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Nate Blecharczyk

10/26/13

@ Y Combinator

I started programming at a young age, which built my confidence and set me on a path to entrepreneurship, showing that early experiences can be crucial for future success.

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Vlad Tenev

05/21/25

@ Jay Shetty Podcast

I started investing at a young age, motivated by my parents' encouragement and the opportunity to build a portfolio on Yahoo Finance during the dot-com boom.

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Nico Rosberg

05/30/25

@ All-In Podcast

As a driver, you develop a fierce rivalry with your teammate, which can turn into a psychological battle, especially when both are competing for race wins.

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Nico Rosberg

05/30/25

@ All-In Podcast

Driving in Formula 1 used to be extremely dangerous, with fatalities occurring every year, but advancements in safety have made it incredibly safe today.