Do you want to jump into racing with both feet? This episode will help you to form a good idea what's involved with a crucial step towards getting on track.
A short discussion with Dan Davis, publisher of Victory Lane Magazine, about the upcoming race season.
This week's episode features a conversation with Victory Lane Publisher Dan Davis. 2021 is days away and a new year of vintage racing is about to begin.
Rick Carey (Ferrari Market Newsletter, Hagerty, Victory Lane) discussing the auction market trends and changes in 2020.
We pick up where we left off with Mike. This time we'll find out what goes into running a VRG event, what your opportunities to get involved with the club are and what it's like to race at some of the North East's best known tracks.
Part one of an interview with VRG president Mike Lawton.
There are many different first steps on the path to racing. One certainly important consideration is attending a racing school. A number of vintage racing clubs throughout the US run driver schools designed to introduce you to the sport. Tonight's conversation with RMVR's Jeff Hall shines a spotlight on their offering. If you're interested in getting started in vintage racing (or perhaps just interested in how their school compares to something you are familiar with) this program is for you.
In which Doc relates a rather amazing story about one of the most amazing cars ever conceived.
Podcast guests for this episode are once again Doc Bundy and Ed Kovalchick. Doc tells us what it takes to finish and Ed keeps him humble.
Tonight's episode is (hopefully) a teaser of great things to come. We are joined by Doc Bundy and Ed K, both of whom are pretty skilled at telling racing stories. Tonight's story, which takes us to the early stages of Doc's professional career, is but an excerpt from what was a 2 hour conversation. Needless to say there are more good things to come ranging from winning at Le Mans to surviving COVID.
