A good interview for motorsport fans, featuring Ryan Hunter-Reay and Tony Kanaan. They discuss their IndyCar journeys, the challenges of competing at the highest level, and Hunter-Reay’s transition into his new role with Arrow McLaren.
Wow, this is complete madness. Brands Hatch Indy might be suitable for Superkarts, but for cars that probably have over 800 horsepower…? Crazy.
IMO Meadowlands GP from 1988-1991 was much more a madness. Like BrandsHatch Indy, about 1.2 miles but between concrete walls right and left. Meadowlands Grand Prix - Wikipedia
He won the race as well to finish the first half of the season on a high and a nice boost before eveyone heads into the summer break.
The noise of that S2000 is SO GOOD Would LOVE this Racing Hondas series in AMS2. We already have the circuits!
An interesting part of Suellio Almeida’s story is how he turned one-to-one coaching into an online racing academy. After reaching around 35 coaching sessions a week, he realized his time was the limiting factor and started creating courses that could reach more drivers. [Read the full interview here] He also talks about how years of coaching helped him build a structured learning path for drivers, rather than simply focusing on chasing faster lap times.
In the lead-up to this year's Bathurst 1000, here's a little snippet of the Group A era that I grew up watching. The sound of the V8s from then are burnt into my psyche
