The extraordinary experiences of two ordinary IndyCar fans
Moment of honesty? I spent practice, qualification, and the race texting with Abby and Juliana (our driver analyst). We were all nervous going into the race. Texas Motor Speedway is not for the faint of heart, and there was one practice before qualifications and then right into the race. I’m pleased the nagging dread we … Continue reading Bump Up the Grip (Texas Review)
A great race capping off a great weekend of both on and off track activity.
#ThisIsMay a month of excitement. A month of speed. A month to be remembered.
Listen Along (or just listen) News St. Petersburg Preview 18:20 Woman of the Week - Generva Mudge 38:41 Shit We Didn't Make Up - Bump Day / Pole Day change 43:34 News All the news that’s fit to discuss including the LED Panels, Alonso doing a throwback/tribute for the 500 and two more confirmed entries for the 500 (Mann with Clausen-Marshall and … Continue reading S3E1 – Got 99 Problems, but this Podcast Ain’t One
It’s been one of those past months where every time you think things have calmed down – something else is announced. INDYCAR fans have an off-season where the silly season bubbles up a bit in October/November and then some more in January. This season it feels like it never calmed down! We had a huge … Continue reading Updates Like Whoa!
Ten years of systematic and proper growth and adaptation. The next few years are just going to be great to watch.
What do I think will happen with this team for 2019? We’ll have a duel for the Rookie of the Year.
If you drive from Indianapolis, Indiana to Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, you either drive through Chicago or you spend hours and hours on back roads. We left with plenty of time on Thursday, leaving Indianapolis at approximately 12:45pm, which meant we would arrive in the Chicago traffic zone sometime around 2pm (their time). As soon as … Continue reading Kohler Grand Prix: Worth the Traffic
I think we saw the track yell out “talk shit, get hit!”
Simply put – this is what we asked for. This is not what we wanted, but what we demanded.
