It’s time for more racing sounds–this time with the Verizon IndyCar Series at Mid-Ohio for the Honda Indy 200. Take an ambient tour around the sprawling road course and listen in as drivers and their 2.2-liter twin-turbo V6 Chevy…
These photos make me happy and sad. Rest in peace, Bryan.
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PODCAST: Acura TLX GT In-Car Audio with Ryan Eversley
Aug 4, 2016, 2:11 AM 0
Let factory Acura driver Ryan Eversley take you on an incredible in-car audio journey during the second Pirelli World Challenge GT race at Mid-Ohio on July 31 as he starts and finishes second in his 3.5-liter, 500 hp twin-turbo…
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PODCAST: Robin Miller, Origins and IndyCar Storytelling
Aug 4, 2016, 2:05 AM 0
Robin Miller, my old friend and colleague, gives us the inside story on how he made his way into Indy car racing as a mechanic, transitioned to reporting on the sport he loves, and tells a lot of poignant…
This photo not only makes me happy, it also brings me back to a time where small Formula 1 teams had the freedom to try something different to overcome their financial or staffing deficiencies. The 1990 Tyrrell 019 design,…
Ride on board with IndyCar star Simon Pagenaud during practice for the 2014 Grand Prix of Indianapolis as the Frenchman winds his 2.2-liter twin-turbo V6 Honda engine to its limits in the latest racing audio experience from The Marshall…
This photo makes me happy. Porsche’s unique front-turbo packaging in the March 90P chassis was the first of its kind, and while the car wasn’t capable of giving Teo Fabi back-to-back wins at Mid-Ohio, it looked and sounded incredible….
This photo makes me extremely happy. A pair of iconic Ford GT40s, seen on pit lane for the 1967 12 Hours of Sebring, with the updated No. 2 Mk IIB driven by A.J. Foyt and Lloyd Ruby in front…
This photo makes me happy. Lloyd Ruby’s No. 10 Lightning-Offy, 1977 Indy 500, and all of its slimline glory and mechanical complexity. Ruby started 19th and finished 27th.
This photo makes me extraordinarily happy: Jaguar XJR-5, driven by Brian Redman and Hurley Haywood, circa 1985 at Road Atlanta. It was my first favorite IMSA GTP car and continues to hold that place in my heart.