ALMS champion and Le Mans winner Joey Hand is 14th in our series of 15 episodes of Who The Hell Are You? Among the things you’ll learn from Mr. Hand, he’s incredibly Californian, has a bizarre explanation for why he can’t dance, and considers himself a cheeseburger connoisseur…
Hand’s episode quote: “Well this should be fun! Who the hell are these racecar guys you ask? All I’ll say is I’m thankful this wasn’t filmed because there were a lot more shenanigans going on that you couldn’t un-see.”
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