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Drive Thru News #42 - In the future, we'll all be driving levitating eggs!

Episode #42 of the Drive Thru! Break/Fix podcast’s monthly news episode containing automotive, motorsports and random car-adjacent news. It’s our SEASON 4 FINALE showcasing a year long Break/Fix retrospective, the best Super Bowl commercials, The Rolex-24 and tons of Formula 1 drama!
Showcase: SEASON FOUR FINALE!
2024 Super Bowl Car Commercials, Reviewed!
The 24 Hours of Rolex - Congrats to Porsche & Ferrari
Break/Fix Season-4 Retrospective
Maybe we spoke too soon? MK9 GTI design revealed?
The hokey-pokey continues; BMW says “no more manuals”
The Garage 56 "Lighting Lap" of VIR
Though considered “beautiful” by many, the Fisker Ocean is plagued with issues
The future of mobility? Driving Levitating Eggs! 
Driving a cybertruck with VR/AR googles, oh! and apparently the Trucks are rusting too!
We cover new EVs, Concepts and Cars from: Tesla and many others!
Another UNCOOL WALL - Nominee! - The Vetter Slash
Community News, brought to us by CollectorCarGuide.net
HPDEjunkie.com Track Side Report
With hysterical Florida Man stories and much, much more! 
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00:00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:00:34 Kicking Off the Episode
00:01:02 Cybertruck Update
00:02:21 Season 4 Finale and February Highlights
00:03:26 Super Bowl Car Commercials
00:08:38 Rolex 24 Hours Recap
00:10:01 WEC and IMSA Updates
00:13:46 Season 4 Highlights and Memorable Episodes
00:28:02 Volkswagen, Audi, and Porsche News
00:36:33 The Mercedes-Benz Experience
00:37:14 BMW's Manual Transmission Dilemma
00:38:24 The Future of Driving: Autopilot and Electric Cars
00:39:57 Stellantis and the Chrysler Conundrum
00:45:09 Ferrari and the Mille Miglia
00:46:11 American Muscle at Le Mans
00:49:30 Hyundai's Surprising Nürburgring Performance
00:52:40 Toyota's EV Shift
00:55:17 Electric Motocross and Concept Cars
01:00:48 The Uncool Wall: Vetter Slash
01:03:17 TeslaGate: Cybertruck and VR Driving
01:11:42 Speed Limiters and the Future of Driving
01:13:07 The Future of Autonomous Vehicles
01:13:47 Speed Limits in a Sci-Fi World
01:15:16 The Reality of Computer-Controlled Cars
01:16:09 DC's Speeding Legislation
01:18:24 The Great Car Debate: GTR or RX-7?
01:20:31 Vandalism in San Francisco
01:22:52 Horse and Buggy Theft in Michigan
01:26:11 Florida Man Strikes Again
01:30:04 Motorsports News and Updates
01:46:09 Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts

Formula A: The SCCA’s Gift to the World

In the late 60’s New Zealand Motor Racing found itself in a bind. A few years earlier the Tasman Formula had been written to keep the local fleet of older 2.5-litre ex F1 cars in play. But now the more modern Formula 2, and even a few of the National Formula 1600 cc cars, were embarrassing the older ones. Visiting cars from Europe were either bigger engined ex 1.5-litre F1  cars, or new designs for the upcoming 3-litre F1 with capacity reduced engines, leaving Motor Sport New Zealand with a dilemma.  Whichever way you looked at it, it was going to be expensive.
The SCCA appears have come to the same conclusion, with a 1967 amendment to their Formula A allowing Stock Block engines. The gate was open for others to do the same. At the last SCCA race of 1968 SCCA teams were approached, by a New Zealand delegation, to demonstrate their cars in New Zealand. Four teams took up the challenge, and the Kiwi’s liked the look of it. Within the year Formula A was a main stream category with Championships for it unfolding in Europe, South Africa, and the Tasman Countries.
This presentation looks at the nitty gritty of that first Kiwi Formula A race, as seen through the eyes of this presenter in 1968.
Trevor Lister holds Degrees from the University of Canterbury in Mechanical Engineering and Physics. On graduation he joined the New Zealand Ministry of Transport, setting and administrating Automotive Safety Standards. This included standards and protocols for the use of gaseous fuels (CNG and LPG) in motor vehicles. He has served as the New Zealand delegate to the International Association for Natural Gas Vehicles. This led to Consultancy in South Est Asia and South America. He has built and raced competition cars as well as served as a safety scrutineer for Motor Sport New Zealand and occasionally as Clerk of Course for motorsport events. Now retired from active racing he serves as Editor for the Newsletters of the Classic Motor Racing Club of New Zealand.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:16 Introduction to Auto Racing Superstitions
01:59 Green Car Superstitions
06:09 Number 13 and Other Unlucky Numbers
08:13 Peanut Shells and Racing
10:31 Pre-Race Rituals and Superstitions
12:16 Famous Drivers and Their Superstitions
18:53 The Clairvoyant's Prediction
21:03 Q&A Session
24:48 Closing Remarks and Credits

West Virginia Motorsports History

Grassroots and bootstraps strategies were used by early racing pioneers in West Virginia beginning in the 1930s.  Tom Adamich, co-author of the auto racing entry in the West Virginia Encyclopedia and other related articles/publications will profile several events and individuals who innovated and dominated on the dirt tracks, ball diamonds, and other unique race courses that dot the hills and valleys of the great state of West Virginia.
Tom Adamich has been a vehicle/motorsports historian since the early 1990s. He served as the project archivist at the Wills Sainte Claire Auto Museum (Marysville, Michigan) from 2009-2016.  He has been a frequent presenter at the Argetsinger Symposium – including presentations on Strategic Air Command (SAC) racing history, Cuban motorsports history, and Formula Vee.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:16 Meet Tom Adamich: Motorsports Historian
00:43 Early Racing in West Virginia
01:09 Tom Adamich's Background and Passion
01:51 Grassroots Racing Culture
04:12 Historical Racing Venues
06:54 Post-War Racing Boom
08:47 Dave Kurtz: A Racing Legend
13:13 Modern Racing and Future Prospects
16:46 Conclusion and Acknowledgements
 

The Postman Rings Twice. (Steve Post, Part 2)

Tonight’s guest needs almost no introduction, he’s been part of the NASCAR community for over 20 years, and Steve “the Postman” Post has been one of the mainstay voices of MRN for the past 13 years while carving out a niche television projects, reporting and being a talk-show host for programs like Winged Nation. In this episode, we pick up where Part-1 of the IMRRC’s “Life in the Fast Lane” left off, picture it… Watkins Glen, December 2017.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction to Break/Fix Podcast
00:27 Meet Steve Post: NASCAR Veteran
01:05 Steve's Journey from 2017 to 2024
03:16 Winged Nation's Evolution
05:47 Sprint Car Racing Legends
12:11 Steve's Family and Personal Life
16:47 The Allure of Dirt Late Model Racing
19:13 NASCAR's Evolution and New Formats
28:22 Meeting Rick Hendrick
28:50 The Garage 56 Story
31:31 International Interest in NASCAR
37:19 Impact of COVID on NASCAR
45:00 Personal Reflections and Future Plans
50:12 Advice for Aspiring Broadcasters
52:26 Conclusion and Acknowledgements

Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari Formula 1

On Ferrari Friday's, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace will be discussing all things Ferrari and interviewing people that live and breathe the Ferrari brand. Topics range from road cars to racing; drivers to owners, as well as auctions, private sales and trends in the collector market.
William discusses the major news of Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari in 2025 for Formula One. The episode explores a range of topics related to Ferrari, including road cars, racing, and the collector market. Ross analyzes the implications of Hamilton's transfer, touching on his age, the competitive landscape, and the potential impact on Ferrari's performance. He also discusses the tactics and developments in F1 car design, the politics within Ferrari, and the historical context of dominant teams and drivers. The episode concludes with thoughts on Hamilton's future at Ferrari and the possible dynamics with his future teammate, Charles Leclerc.
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00:00 Introduction to Ferrari Fridays
00:57 Breaking News: Lewis Hamilton Joins Ferrari
01:27 Formula 1 Dynamics and Team Dominance
03:21 Ferrari's Recent Performance and Future Prospects
05:39 Driver Insights: Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso
07:01 Lewis Hamilton's Move: Implications and Speculations
17:04 Ferrari's Internal Politics and Challenges
23:45 Conclusion and Listener Engagement
24:49 Credits and Sponsorship Information
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Speaking of Life in the Fast Lane (Steve Post, Part 1)

Steve Post currently is one of the pit road reporters for MRN’s race coverage. He is the co-host of Winged Nation, an audio and television program on MAVTV covering sprint car racing. He is a weekly contributor to RACELINE, a nationally syndicated motorsports television program, and for the past 20 years has been the lead announcer for the popular Summer Shootout Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He also hosts many corporate hospitality events over the course of a year, at tracks and events away from the track. In this 2017 presentation, re-counts his life story and how he became The Postman #68.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00:00 Introduction and Speaker Background
00:01:36 Steve Post's Early Racing Memories
00:07:15 Childhood Heroes and Racing Legends
00:12:29 High School and College Years
00:17:07 Early Career and Racing Involvement
00:23:06 Pen Can Speedway and Seward Rice
00:30:52 Intermission Antics and Unexpected Entertainment
00:31:53 Fights and Fun at Makatek Speedway
00:32:39 Clarence the Security Guard's Chase
00:34:51 Post-Race Parties and Memories
00:36:28 Transition to NASCAR and Personal Life Changes
00:37:13 Starting a NASCAR Career
00:37:29 The Wedding and Moving to North Carolina
00:40:41 Struggles and Determination in Charlotte
00:43:06 First PR Job with Kenny Wallace
00:45:36 Lessons in PR and Performance
00:46:55 Transition to IWX Motor Freight Team
00:53:55 Joining Motor Racing Network (MRN)
01:00:06 Filling in During Hurricanes
01:00:46 Turnover and Opportunities
01:01:21 NASCAR Performance Audition
01:03:20 Landing the NASCAR Performance Gig
01:04:34 Sirius XM NASCAR Radio
01:05:43 Memorable Interviews
01:09:58 Winged Nation and Sprint Cars
01:22:52 Meeting My Hero, Pete Cordez
01:27:13 Conclusion and Reflections
 

Racing to the Moon: NASCAR in Space! (Mark Howell)

This presentation examines the 2023 alliance between Leidos, the international high-tech engineering firm, and NASCAR to build a “Next Gen” Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV). The paper looks at the adaptation of motorsports culture by the aerospace industry as space exploration grows more privatized and commercialized. Additionally, the presentation looks at the history of NASA’s LRV program and how astronauts saw their rovers through the context of automobile racing. Both Leidos Dynetics and NASCAR are relying on particular language, imagery, and historic legacies to justify their partnership while trying to earn NASA’s new LRV contract.
Dr. Mark D. Howell has been involved with motosports his entire life. As a teenager, he tagged along with the NASCAR Modified pit crew of Brett Bodine, who raced out of Howell’s hometown of Dallas, PA. He earned a BA and MA from Penn State, and a Ph.D. in American Culture Studies from Bowling Green State University. His dissertation evolved into From Moonshine to Madison Avenue:  A Cultural History of the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, published by The Popular Press/University of Wisconsin Press in 1997. Howell is professor of communications at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City. He lives with his wife and son (and two dogs) in the village of Suttons Bay on Lake Michigan.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:22 Meet Dr. Mark D Howell
01:02 NASCAR and Space Exploration
03:17 Leidos and NASCAR Partnership
06:28 Next Gen Car and Lunar Terrain Vehicle
12:46 Historical Context and NASA's LRV Program
24:43 Q&A Session
30:21 Closing Remarks and Sponsors

Neolithic Gixxers, German Power Metal, the 1000hp Sunbeam, Cale Yarborough, Jaguar Mk2s & a Screaming BMW M2

Jon Summers is the Motoring Historian. He was a company car thrashing technology sales rep that turned into a fairly inept sports bike rider. On his show he gets together with various co-hosts to talk about new and old cars, driving, motorbikes, motor racing, motoring travel.
Jon shares personal anecdotes, including a humorous story about visa delays affecting his wife’s expenses and thrilling tales involving motorbikes. Jon & Mark discuss the evolution of automotive conferences, emphasizing the balance between virtual and physical events. The conversation touches upon heavy electric cars, the Jaguar Mark II’s performance, and issues with modern vehicles like Mark's BMW. They also explore the intersection of electric bikes and scooters with current traffic laws and technology trends, and conclude with reflections on automotive history, including tributes to racing legends like Cale Yarborough and historic vehicles.
Warlock - Signs of Satan (intro)
J’s exploration of the neolithic sites of southern England, by Gixxer
Warlock - Signs of Satan (break)
German power metal, Warlock, Doro Pesch, Scanner, Running Wild
Warlock - Hateful Guy (intro)
The Chronicles of Halvar and Clarence, another shameless plug for M and J’s Dungeons and Dragons novel
Warlock - Hateful Guy (break)
Musings on Rhetoric 
Scorpions - Don’t Stop At The Top (intro)
Musings on Remote Conferences 
Just Go Drive and Jeremy Clarkson rip offs
Clarkson/Wilman, Summers/Gammie, Beavis/Butthead
M is uncomfortable with Clarkson or 44teeth as ugly Brits abroad
44teeth’s Baron von Grumble and Mental Health
The Right Turn On Red Is Threatened
Warlock - Burning the Witches (intro)
RIP Cale Yarborough
1979 Daytona 500
Nascar Legends Youtube
Dale Jnr Podcast
J’s discourse on Hooters (with hindsight it seems Hardees was the sponsor - whoops;-)
JHS Racing, friends of 44teeth and Gixxer builder extrordinaire
Over wheelieing the press Gixxer thou
Monster Magnet - Dig That Hole (x2)
The Bitcoin Spot ETF Is Approved
D.A.D. Makin’ Fun of Money
M’s BMW M2 is a Lemon
Chops Garage, Car UK and the sub $5k used car market
The Revival of the 1000HP Sunbeam - please donate
Goodwood to Celebrate Can-Am in 2024
Scanner - Retaliation Positive
The lawless grey area of the electric mountain (motor)bike
Scanner - Grapes of Fear (break)
Bird and Revel go bust
Helmet laws
Quartic steering wheels, Mr Silly and the Nonsense Cup
M does not like the Volvo EX30, nor SUVs in general
M does not think supercar performance is applicable for most EV buyers
Lucid circling the plughole?
Tesla Beta Testing on the Public Highway
J’s tribute to the Jaguar Mk2: a properly fast car for 30 years
Scanner - Grapes of Fear (outro)
J and scratch built slot cars
Scanner - Killing Fields (outro)
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The Cavallino Classic 2024

On Ferrari Friday's, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace will be discussing all things Ferrari and interviewing people that live and breathe the Ferrari brand. Topics range from road cars to racing; drivers to owners, as well as auctions, private sales and trends in the collector market.
William discusses all things Ferrari, focusing on the Cavallino 2024 event in West Palm Beach. Ross details his move to a new office in his home, shares information about the Cavallino magazine, and highlights the role of Canossa Events in organizing the event. He describes the stunning Ferraris on display, including rare models and his personal favorites, the 512TR and 512M. Ross also discusses the entry fees, event layout, crowd control, and his experience in the parking lot, where he observed some spectacular cars. He emphasizes the meticulous judging process and the importance of owning well-documented Ferraris. The episode concludes with Ross encouraging viewers to check out the event and the Motoring Podcast Network for more exciting content.
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00:00 Introduction to Ferrari Fridays
00:37 Welcome and Host Introduction
00:59 Cavallino 2020 Event Overview
02:39 Highlights of Cavallino 2020
05:14 Personal Preferences and Ferrari Colors
08:14 Event Logistics and Parking
10:27 Upper Level Highlights
16:28 Main Show Field and Car Highlights
23:37 Conclusion and Recommendations
24:16 Closing Remarks and Sponsorship
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Organized Labor & NASCAR: The Teamsters and the Federation of Professional Athletes

Mackenzie Kirkey’s presentation focuses on NASCAR driver Curtis Turner, the efforts of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to unionize NASCAR drivers in 1961, and the tactics used by NASCAR’s Founder and President Bill France Sr. to try and thwart their attempts.  
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:58 Overview of NASCAR and Bill France Sr.
03:01 Curtis Turner's Ambitions and Challenges
05:11 Unionization Efforts and Teamsters Involvement
07:04 Bill France's Counteractions
11:44 Legal Battles and Union's Decline
14:40 Q&A and Final Thoughts
15:46 Closing Remarks and Credits

Bill France & The Origins of NASCAR (Buz McKim)

Buz McKim, formerly historian at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, NC, is a distinguished figure in the motor sports world and a much sought-after speaker at motorsports gatherings. Buz served as director of archives for International Speedway Corporation and as coordinator of statistical services for NASCAR. He is the author of The NASCAR Vault: An Official History Featuring Rare Collectibles from Motorsports Images and Archives.
Buz’s presentation explores the racing career of NASCAR’s iconic founder William “Bill” France and the origins of NASCAR in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Big Bill’s exploits are legendary and his captivating and sometimes overwhelming style belie his extraordinary contribution to the evolution of professional motor racing in America. Buz’s presentation is a deeply informed and sympathetic portrayal of the man and his accomplishments.
This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.
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00:00 Introduction and Sponsors
00:16 Introducing Buz McKim
00:20 Buz McKim's Background
02:28 Bill France's Early Life
05:12 Bill France's Move to Daytona
06:24 The First Stock Car Races in Daytona
09:16 The Birth of NASCAR
11:32 NASCAR's Early Challenges and Growth
13:02 Bill France's Leadership and Legacy
14:32 Q&A Session
19:00 Closing Remarks and Credits

The Ferrari Movie - Review!

On Ferrari Friday's, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace will be discussing all things Ferrari and interviewing people that live and breathe the Ferrari brand. Topics range from road cars to racing; drivers to owners, as well as auctions, private sales and trends in the collector market.
William reflects on Mille Miglia week and the recently released movie 'Ferrari,' centered around Enzo Ferrari and the historical events of 1957. William recounts his excitement attending the movie's first screening and provides an in-depth analysis while reminding viewers that it is not a documentary but entertainment. He also discusses Enzo Ferrari's personal and professional challenges, including his relationships, business struggles, and passion for racing. William emphasizes the quality of the movie's production, including its casting, cinematography, and historical portrayals, and recommends it to Ferrari enthusiasts. He concludes by encouraging audience engagement and promoting other related content on the Motoring Podcast Network and his YouTube channels, Ferrari Marketplace and Garage 65.
 
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00:00 Introduction to Ferrari Fridays
00:40 Exciting Updates from the Motoring Podcast Network
01:00 Ferrari: The Movie Review
01:14 Personal Experience Watching Ferrari
04:26 Historical Context and Accuracy of the Movie
06:42 Racing and Technical Insights
11:19 Movie's Depiction and Final Thoughts
20:39 Conclusion and Viewer Engagement
22:36 Credits and Sponsorship Information
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