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Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari: A New Era or a Risky Gamble?

In this episode of Ferrari Fridays on the Motoring Podcast Network, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace dives into the significant news of Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari for the 2025 Formula One season. The discussion covers various aspects including Hamilton's previous successes, the car dynamics in F1, and the challenges Ferrari faces. Ross also touches upon team dynamics, speculates on future F1 developments, and discusses the involvement of other notable drivers such as Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso. The episode concludes with an engagement call for audience feedback on Hamilton's move to Ferrari.
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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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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. Copyright William Ross, Exotic Car Marketplace a division of Sixty5 Motorsports. This episode is part of our Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.

Speaking of Life in the Fast Lane (Steve Post, Part 1)

This Logbook episode features Steve Post, a Southern New York native, recounting his journey from idolizing local racers at small tracks like Five Mile Point Speedway and Pen Can Speedway, to becoming an influential figure in NASCAR and sprint car racing. Post shares humorous and heartfelt anecdotes from his childhood, his unexpected career path that took a right turn from accounting to racing, and his experiences working with notable names in motorsports. Notable moments include his initial struggle in the industry, his rise to prominence with MRN, and his work on shows like Winged Nation. He also highlights his rewarding reunion with his childhood hero, Pete Cordez. The narrative highlights the passion, perseverance, and serendipitous moments that defined his motorsports career.
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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
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Racing to the Moon: How NASCAR Found Its Way into Space

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, provides a presentation by Dr. Mark D. Howell, discussing the 2023 partnership between Leidos and NASCAR to develop a next-generation lunar roving vehicle (LTV) for NASA's Artemis program. The collaboration leverages NASCAR's expertise in high-performance vehicles and quick maintenance, reflecting on the cultural and technological history of motorsports and space exploration. The presentation highlights NASA's previous lunar roving vehicles from the Apollo missions, addressing their design, functionality, and historical significance. Additionally, Leidos' corporate strategies, including diversity and inclusion initiatives, are discussed in relation to their efforts to secure the NASA contract. The presentation conveys the intersection of motorsports culture with aerospace innovation, aiming to secure a competitive edge in the privatized and commercialized space industry.
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00:00 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
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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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Copyright Jon Summers, The Motoring Historian. This content is also available via jonsummers.net. This episode is part of the Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.

Cavallino 2024: A Ferrari Friday to Remember

In this episode of Ferrari Fridays, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace delves into the world of Ferrari, covering road cars, racing, drivers, owners, auctions, private sales, and collector market trends. Broadcasting from his newly set-up home office, Ross focuses on Cavallino 2024 at West Palm Beach, discussing its rich history, the event's setup, and highlighting some of the exceptional Ferraris showcased, including rare 512TRs, Testarossas, and 275 GTBs. He also touches on the Ferrari Purosangue and SF90XX models, detailing their features and market impact. Ross gives insight into the judging process and the prestige associated with high scores at Cavallino, making it clear that this event is a haven for Ferrari enthusiasts despite its high cost and exclusivity.
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00:00 Introduction to Ferrari Fridays
00:37 Welcome and Host Introduction
00:59 Cavallino 2024 Event Overview
02:39 Highlights of Cavallino 2024
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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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. Copyright William Ross, Exotic Car Marketplace a division of Sixty5 Motorsports. This episode is part of our Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.

Union vs. Empire: Curtis Turner, the Teamsters, and NASCAR’s Forgotten Labor Battle

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, is presented by Mackenzie Kirkey, delves into the efforts to unionize NASCAR drivers in 1961, focusing on Curtis Turner and the involvement of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The presentation covers pivotal events including Bill France Sr.'s role in maintaining control over NASCAR, the challenges faced by the Charlotte Motor Speedway, and the eventual failure of the unionization effort due to legal precedents and strategic actions by France. The episode also touches on the broader historical context and the reasons behind the lack of documentation on this period in Teamsters' history.
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00:00 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
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Big Bill France and the Birth of NASCAR: A Legacy Forged in Grit, Vision, and Loyalty

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, is a detailed exploration of NASCAR's origins led by Bill France, as delivered by motorsports historian Buz McKim. The presentation highlights France's early life, his love for racing, and his move from Maryland to Daytona Beach. France's challenges during the Great Depression, his initial stock car race experiences, and his eventual decision to form NASCAR in 1948 are discussed. The script also touches on key historical moments, including France's recognition of the need for credibility in racing, his philanthropic contributions, and his strong influence and relationships within the motorsports community. The content captures France’s journey from a mechanic and racer to a visionary leader who shaped NASCAR into a nationally recognized sport.
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00:00 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
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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.

Ferrari Friday Feature: Behind the Wheel of Ferrari the Movie

In this episode of 'Ferrari Marketplace,' host William Ross from Exotic Car Marketplace dives into 'Ferrari Fridays' by offering a detailed review of the Ferrari movie. Ross shares his personal experience of watching the movie on its release day in Cleveland and provides insights into the film's depiction of key events from 1957, including the last Mille Miglia race and the life of Enzo Ferrari. The episode also discusses the historical inaccuracies of the film, emphasizing that it is entertainment rather than a documentary. Ross highlights the performances of Adam Driver as Enzo Ferrari and other notable actors, discusses the authenticity of the recreated cars used in the movie, and recommends related reading material like the works of Brock Yates and Luca Dal Monte. Listeners are encouraged to watch the film, leave feedback, and check out additional content on the Motoring Podcast Network and Garage 65 YouTube channel.
 
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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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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. Copyright William Ross, Exotic Car Marketplace a division of Sixty5 Motorsports. This episode is part of our Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.

Drive Thru News #41 - Winter Recap: The CyberTruck & a bucket of Chicken!

This episode of 'The Drive Thru,' GTM's monthly automotive news recap, is packed with sponsorship mentions, the unveiling of episode number 41, and a variety of automotive updates. Key highlights include a discussion about the anticipated Tesla Cybertruck's extremely limited Foundation Series and the frustrations surrounding its orders and delivery timelines. There's also humor about winter weather, dad outfits, and the 'Elmo slide' trend. The episode breaks news about different car models, disparities in car prices, the overstated capabilities of electric vehicles in winter, and offers comedic anecdotes about real-world automotive scenarios. Special segments touch on entertainment, like Shatner's film 'Senior Moment,' and a closing Florida Man story about a peculiar strategy to heat an EV battery.
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00:00:00 Welcome to Episode 41
00:01:44 Breaking News: Tesla Cybertruck
00:02:44 Cybertruck Features and Pricing
00:07:06 Cybertruck Performance and Issues
00:18:59 Tesla's Marketing and Publicity Stunts
00:20:24 Cybertruck's Practicality and Real-World Use
00:36:49 Volkswagen, Audi, and Porsche News
00:40:10 The Decline of Hot Hatches
00:40:53 Volkswagen's Identity Crisis
00:41:12 European Cars We Wish We Had
00:42:09 The Future of Stellantis
00:44:14 The Death of Fiat in the US
00:48:13 The Rise of Car Modding
00:53:05 The Future of EVs and Hybrids
00:59:28 The Struggles of Mitsubishi
01:08:41 The Tesla Dilemma
01:21:42 Tesla's Pricing Chaos
01:22:24 Tesla's New Ventures: Food and Entertainment
01:24:17 Tesla Semi: A Hot Mess
01:29:57 Holiday Gifts and Worst Presents
01:32:16 Movie Reviews: Senior Moment and Gran Turismo
01:33:57 Top Gear and Automotive Entertainment
01:48:33 Florida Man Stories
01:58:43 Motorsports News and Events
02:02:37 Shoutouts and Promotions
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Mille Miglia Part II: Lancia’s Rise, Ferrari’s Fire, and the Legacy of Legends

In this episode of the Ferrari Marketplace podcast, William Ross and Jon Summers dive deep into the Mille Miglia, covering its storied history from 1953 through 1957. With insights from motoring historian Jonathan Summers and Crew Chief Eric, the discussion explores the evolution of Ferrari and Lancia's involvement, notable drivers, and technological advancements. They recount tales of legendary races, such as Stirling Moss's record-breaking 1955 win with navigator Dennis Jenkinson and the tragic 1957 crash involving Alfonso de Portago. The episode examines the dangerous nature of the race, the shifts in motorsport safety, and the Mille Miglia's rebirth as a historic rally. This comprehensive exploration highlights the cultural impact of the Mille Miglia on racing and collector car markets.
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00:00:00 Introduction to Ferrari Fridays
00:00:37 Recap and Introduction to Part Two
00:00:59 The Mille Miglia: 1954-1957
00:01:38 Lancia's Dominance and Ascari's Tragic End
00:07:03 Ferrari's Diverse Lineup and Auction Insights
00:10:55 The Debate on Authenticity in Classic Cars
00:20:19 Tribute to Tazio Nuvolari
00:26:09 The Evolution of Co-Drivers in Racing
00:29:03 Stirling Moss and the 1955 Mille Miglia
00:35:02 Ferrari's Engine Switcheroo
00:36:40 Fangio's Unique Approach to Racing
00:37:34 The Power of Coca Leaves
00:38:53 Moss and Jenkinson's Mille Miglia Adventures
00:42:07 Castellotti's Rainy Victory
00:50:13 The Tragic 1957 Mille Miglia
01:03:57 The Rebirth of the Mille Miglia
01:09:31 Conclusion and Further Reading
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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. Copyright William Ross, Exotic Car Marketplace a division of Sixty5 Motorsports. This episode is part of our Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.

Preserving Provenance: How The Motor Chain is Revolutionizing Classic Car History

In this episode of Break/Fix podcast, Crew Chief Eric interviews Julio Saiz, the founder of The Motor Chain, a platform designed to manage, preserve, share, and transfer the history of classic vehicles using the latest technology, including blockchain. Julio shares his background as a computer scientist and car enthusiast, recounting his journey from aspiring fighter pilot to creating The Motor Chain. He explains how the platform works, detailing its functionalities such as creating a digital twin of the car, documenting the car's history with input from third parties, and securing records through blockchain technology. Julio also addresses concerns about data privacy, PII, and compliance with regulations like GDPR. The conversation highlights the platform’s subscription model, future development plans, and its potential use in classic car auctions. Listeners are offered a 25% discount to try the service, aiming to revolutionize classic car documentation and maintenance.
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00:00 Meet Julio Saiz: The Man Behind The Motor Chain
01:12 Julio's Petrolhead Journey
02:21 The Birth of The Motor Chain
04:27 Understanding The Motor Chain
11:04 Blockchain Technology in Classic Car Documentation
15:55 Privacy and Security in The Motor Chain
20:57 Subscription and Pricing Model
26:01 Future Plans and Community Engagement
28:59 Conclusion and Promotions
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Truth Is the Daughter of Time: Unraveling Maserati’s Engine-Driven Identity Crisis

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, features Trevor Lister discussing vehicle identification of 1950s Maserati race cars. The presentation focuses on how Maserati determined the identity of its race cars by their engine numbers rather than chassis numbers, which contrasts with the approach used by English and certain American manufacturers. Trevor, alongside Donald Capps, explores the implications for the provenance and authenticity of these cars, especially in the context of historical research and the commercial interests in the classic car market. The talk highlights how changing engines could lead to multiple identities for a single car throughout its racing history, creating challenges for historians and collectors. The discussion concludes with the view that while this method of identification is complex and often contradictory, it is crucial for understanding the vehicles' authentic racing heritage.
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00:00 Trevor Lister's Background
01:37 Maserati's Unique Identification System
01:53 Trevor Lister's Presentation
02:47 The English vs. Italian Approach
04:38 Case Study: Maserati 250F
10:50 Donald Capps' Database Insights
15:46 Challenges in Historical Car Identification
19:10 Q&A Session
27:48 Closing Remarks and Acknowledgements
28:38 Outro and Additional Information
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