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In the 1970s and into the ‘80s they were solid privateer touring car entrant/drivers. But as their careers behind the wheel began to wind down, both men would go on to become movers and shakers in the sport behind the scenes.Forbes tells us about his decision in 1990 to swap his Group A VN Commodore racer for the new and controversial all-wheel-drive Nissan GT-R ‘Godzilla' – which delivered Bob Forbes Racing victory in the Sandown 500 and third place at Bathurst in 1991. Then, after selling up his race team, Forbes got involved behind the scenes alongside Tony Cochrane in the creation of what we know today as Supercars Australia. In this episode Forbes gives a candid account of the sometimes-heated negotiations between the teams, the track owners and the TV networks that went on behind closed doors.After V8 Supercars was up and running under Cochrane's leadership, Forbes made a return to team ownership, this time with Ford, as the Blue Oval lured Holden star Craig Lowndes away from the General to race an AU Falcon V8 Supercar.Moore meanwhile tells of his ‘90s foray into 2.0-litre Super Touring racing, and the story of how he managed the almost-impossible in bringing the Williams Engineering ‘works' Renault team out to run at Bathurst in 1997.

Blue Oval is facing a union vote, and Beshear has broken his silence on the matter. FCPS says "it's not me it's you" on why they just now were able to get students back to school. Republicans put forward a bill to grant exemptions on the abortion ban.

From classic Fords to Fox bodies, Mark Houlahan is no stranger to Ford Motor Company and fun! A 2023 inductee into the Mustang Owners Museum's Hall of Fame, this nearly 30-year veteran of the heyday of print media shows no signs of ever slowing down.If you bleed blue oval, Mark Houlahan is the person you want in your corner. Connect with Mark here:https://www.facebook.com/ed.mark.1023https://www.instagram.com/stangwriter/https://www.facebook.com/speedwaymotors Connect with JP Emerson: www.jpemerson.comConnect with Red Line Oil: www.redlineoil.comConnect with Mecum: https://www.mecum.com/For more podcasts on cars check out Ford Mustang The Early Years Podcast at www.TheMustangPodcast.com, at Apple Podcasts or anywhere you get your podcastsFor more information about sponsorship or advertising on The JP Emerson Show or podcast launch services contact Doug Sandler at doug@turnkeypodcast.com or visit www.turnkeypodcast.com

In Podcast #333, John Davis and the MotorWeek crew are here to talk about some big family haulers! We'll start with what GMC has done to their popular Yukon, including a new AT4 Ultimate trim. Then it's over to the luxury side of the Blue Oval with a recently revealed new generation of Lincoln Navigator. We'll merge off the highway briefly for a Lightning Round on how the latest RAM 1500 doesn't have an oil dipstick and then a viewer has a question about why we haven't seen ventilated steering wheels! Finally, the Kia Carnival sees some updates for 2025 which include a new hybrid powertrain option.

Driving the Ford Mustang Mach-E electric SUV today – a interesting EV from the Blue Oval, I'm driving the mid-spec Mustang Mach-E Premium, sitting between the entry Select and the potent GT, the Mach-e Premium first arrived last year at $91,665, was dropped to $86,990 in late 2023 and again on May 31 to $79,990, around $88,700 drive-away. Still a rather hefty price considering most electric opposition is well south of this figure – as such just 388 Ford Mustang Mach-E's have been sold July year-to date. Having said that from my perspective the Mach- E Premium has some very rewarding features – a single motor rear wheel drive with 216kW/430Nm of torque, the Premium gaining a larger 91kWh nickel cobalt manganese battery providing an impressive 600Km range. The overall design of this electric Ford SUV appeals, roomy in both rows in a coupe style SUV body with good luggage space, an impressive dash, an impressive instrument cluster and a huge and an innovative 15.5-inch portrait style touchscreen that sets it apart from many similar touchscreens. Disappointingly, the premium price is the only factor stopping the Ford Mach-E from gaining a larger market share. Ford still losing 2 billion dollars a quarter in their electric car division. Drive details next. I'm David Berthon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's it like to be whisked off to exotic Morocco and given the keys to Nissan's entire global fleet of off-roaders? Guest Chad Kirchner shares his story of scorpions, Titans, Terras, and Patrols bashing through the dunes, and also discusses the differences between the Nissan Navarra and the Frontier pickup that is sold in North America. Benjamin, Sami, and Chad also discuss the 2018 Ford F-150 Diesel and compare it to the Ram EcoDiesel to try and figure out just how frugal the Blue Oval's efficiency-focused truck really is. *Rebroadcast from 2018

In Podcast #331, John Davis and the MotorWeek crew are back from! We begin with the latest updates from the Blue Oval's flagship utility, the 2025 Explorer. Then we give an update on one of the latest members of our long term fleet, the 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport. Then we change lanes to our Lightning Round where we discuss potential legislation to combat speeding deaths. And then a viewer has a question about whether or not they should be worried when buying a used hybrid. We cross the finish line with Greg's recent time driving Porsche's revolutionary new hybridized 911.

This week, the Unnamed Automotive Podcast gets their hands on a unicorn, or so they think. The 2024 Ford Maverick is the topic du jour, but unlike past discussions of the small pickup truck, this one is equipped with the fuel-friendly hybrid powertrain. While this setup was hard to find in the past, this year the Blue Oval has changed its mind about what engines are standard and which isn't, so would you pay more for less power and more MPGs? And how good is this small truck once you step back from its compact crossover roots? Then the guys discuss the endless comedy of Fisker's bankrupcty, before talking about a cool road trip Benjamin took to a gaming hub in the US. Which brings up the wonderful world of driving video games that we know our hosts can get carried away in.

Today on the Daily News You Can Use, Ray and Zach discuss the latest earnings data from Ford. What is going on at the Blue Oval? Tune in to learn more!

Ben and Garrett are back to kick-off the new year! This week, the guys discuss the short-term move of Oregon State and Washington State to the WCC as well as potential impact acquisitions made by Alabama, Clemson, Texas A&M and Washington. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Oregon State & Washington state headed to the WCC (2:35) Alabama Men bring in Allan Kiplagat & Dennis Kipruto (11:47) Alabama Women Sign Brenda Tuwei (17:45) Gilbert Rono Signs with Texas A&M (22:27) Debora Cherono Signs with Texas A&M (24:59) Brian Kweyei Signs with Clemson (27:36) Ben Macmillan Signs with Washington (32:17)

Ben and Garrett are back with a holiday present for all our listeners! This week, the guys break down the legal situation surrounding Florida State and their complicated effort in trying to leave the ACC. The guys later discuss four high-impact transfers. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Florida State vs the ACC (3:59) Victor Kibiego Transfers to Texas A&M (21:34) Karrie Baloga to Colorado and Alyson Churchill to NAU (25:44) Silan Ayyildiz Transfers to Oregon (31:09)

The Ford Motor Company had trouble in the early 1980s. Itstrucks were selling well, but its line of cars was unpopular and had a terriblereputation. The company lost $3.3 billion from 1980 through 1982. As thelosses piled up, Ford's engineers were working feverishly to redesign theirline of mid-size cars. Ford turned out a redesigned Thunderbird and Tempo andmanaged a profitable year. And on this day in 1985, Ford introduced the Taurus,the product of years of engineering. The distinctively streamlined car becameenormously popular, lifting Ford to record profits in the late 1980s. Therounded "jellybean" shape of the Taurus had a strong influence on thedesigns of other automakers in the next few years.www.nodrivingloves.com#cars #car #collectorcars #oldcars #cartalk #electriccars #ev #hotrod #carhistory #automotivehistory #automobile #thisdayinautomotivehistory #thisdayinhistory #classiccars #onthisday #ithappenedtoday #december26 #ford #taurus #fordtaurus

No Ben this week, but Maura is back at it again with an episode full of discussion alongside Garrett! This week, Maura and Garrett chat about some of the more difficult athletes to gauge when it came to crafting our indoor track preseason rankings. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Kaylee Mitchell (2:24) Kimberley May (3:50) Joe Waskom, Nathan Green and Luke Houser (6:54) Isaac Basten (8:36) Kelsey Chmiel (10:19) Ceili McCabe (11:43) Anass Essayi (13:20) Adam Spencer (16:29) Meghan Hunter (17:54) Margot Appleton (19:13) Sam Austin (20:38) Oussama El Boucayby (22:35) Melissa Riggins (25:03) Carley Thomas (27:17) Ronan McMahon-Staggs (29:14) Drew Bosley (31:34) Amaris Tyynismaa (32:59) Kenzie Doyle (35:13) Casey Clinger (36:43) Yaseen Abdalla (38:43)

“Time for an Awakening” with Bro.Elliott 7 Bro.Richard, Sunday 12/10/2023 at 7:00 PM (EST) guests was Activist, Organizer, President, Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association-Memphis, Thomas Burrell. Mr. Burrell updated the listeners about a series of organized meetings by the BFAA for Black Farmers in several southern states to aid those who have experienced discrimination in the farm loan process before January 2021.  We received updates on the BFAA organized gatherings of Black Farmers and Landowners around Mason Tennessee and the Blue Oval, to capitalize on economic opportunities for the Black Community as Blue Oval City makes its home in the region. This and other information from the President of BFAA-Memphis, Mr. Thomas Burrell. Also open forum conversation on issues topics that affect Black People locally, nationally, and internationally.    

Ben and Garrett are back once again with an episode full of NIL and transfer news. The guys start the episode with the announcement that Katelyn Tuohy is turning pro before turning their focus to the recent Hoka and Adidas NIL deals. Your Blue Oval Podcast hosts then dive in to the recent transfer announcements and transfer portal entries. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Katelyn Tuohy Turns Pro (2:34) Adidas & Hoka NIL Deals (7:28) Victor Kibiego Enters Transfer Portal(9:18) Silan Ayyildiz Enters Transfer Portal (13:28) Fiona Smith Transfers to NC State (17:19) Emily Covert Enters Transfer Portal (21:37) Lindsay Cunningham Transfers to Wisconsin (24:49) Karrie Baloga Enters Transfer Porta(28:10) Wilma Nielson Transfers to Washington (32:44) Lucy Jenks, Evan Bishop and Dan Wacke (35:21)

Ben and Garrett are back in action after a historic weekend in Boston! This week, the guys break down the Boston University Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener with recaps of the men's and women's distance races, discussion of the ongoing rivalry between Katelyn Tuohy and Parker Valby, whether or not Graham Blanks can win titles in all three seasons and more! Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Parker Valby (4:25) The Rest of the Women's 5k Field (12:26) Men's 5k (17:31) Men's 3k (29:49) Women's 3k (39:39) 800m Roundup (46:45) Women's Mile (48:15) Men's Mile (50:09)

Ben is back and once again he brings with him his takes from NCAA XC Championships! This week, the guys break down Ben's thoughts on the big race before diving into The Stride Report season-ending awards featuring best freshman, most improved, best coach, best performance and most valuable runner nominees on both the men's and women's sides! Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Ben's Thoughts: Men's Teams (2:51) Ben's Thoughts: Women's Teams (6:52) Ben's Thoughts: Men's Individual Race (11:23) Ben's Thoughts: Most Impressive Women's Teams (15:09) Ben's Thoughts: Men's Team Surprises (20:32) Men's Best Freshman Nominees (30:03) Women's Best Freshman Nominees (34:58) Men's Most Improved Nominees (40:00) Women's Most Improved Nominees (45:41) Men's Best Performance Nominees (52:00) Women's Best Performance Nominees (55:07) Men's Best Coach Nominees (57:03) Women's Best Coach Nominees (59:41) Men's Most Valuable Nominees (1:03:49) Women's Most Valuable Nominees (1:04:57)

No Ben this week, but don't worry, we brought in two guests to chat alongside Garrett to break down championship weekend! This week, Garrett starts solo analysis of the men's and women's individual and team winners before bringing in Donny Speas to give his on-site review of the D1 national meet. TSR veteran Maura Beattie later comes in to assist Garrett in analyzing the podium team results on the men's and women's sides. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! NC State/NAU Women (2:55) Parker Valby (12:17) Oklahoma State/NAU Men (14:45) Graham Blanks (21:32) Tuohy On-site Coverage (26:28) NC State/NAU On-site Reactions (30:35) On-site Individual Men's Coverage (36:37) Donny's Takeaways (39:47) Florida Women (44:42) Tennessee Women (46:35) Alabama Women (49:51) BYU Women (52:02) Georgetown Women (54:57) Stanford Women (57:07) Iowa State Men (58:38) Arkansas Men (1:02:08) Stanford Men (1:04:40) Montana State Men (1:06:56) Final Thoughts (1:09:37)

Ben and Garrett are back on the mics with a mega episode! This week, the guys go through last week's regional results on both the men's and women's including surprising inclusions and exclusions from the NCAA XC Championships. Ben and Garrett later jump into the title favorites, teams who could surprise and more ahead of this weekend's NCAA XC Championships. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Boston College Women (4:00) Texas A&M Women (6:41) Montana State Men (9:00) NC State Men (12:59) Portland & Gonzaga Men (17:06) Washington & Oregon Men (24:39) Alabama Men (29:44) North Carolina Women (32:43) Oregon State Women (34:33) Men's NCAA XC Championship Team Title Favorites (36:46) Women's NCAA XC Championship Team Title Favorites (41:03) Women's Individual Title Favorites (47:12) Men's Individual Title Favorites (49:41) Men's Podium Contenders (53:11) Women's Podium Contenders (55:39) Women's Sleeper Teams (58:27) Men's Sleeper Teams (1:02:38) Men's Biggest Question Marks (1:05:54) Women's Biggest Question Marks (1:08:30) Women's Irrational Favorites (1:11:40) Men's Irrational Favorites (1:14:20)

KEY NOTE: XCQuals.com has recently been updated. The Wisconsin men now show that they have a "B" team in the Nuttycombe results. That development could alter TSR's projections mentioned in the podcast. Buckle up, ladies and gents! NCAA D1 XC Regional Championship weekend is here! Ben and Garrett sit down for nearly an hour to discuss their national qualifying predictions and explain what needs to happen for your favorite team to earn a spot to the NCAA XC Championships. Be sure to give this week's episode a listen and then go subscribe! Don't forget to review as well! Men's Projections (6:26) Men's South Region (8:07) Men's West Region (10:29) Men's Southeast Region (15:35) Men's Great Lakes Region (18:54) Men's Mid-Atlantic Region (22:23) Men's Mountain Region (25:21) Women's Projections (27:36) Women's South Region (30:30) Women's South Central Region (35:24) Women's Mid-Atlantic Region (37:41) Women's Great Lakes Region (42:43) Women's Mountain Region (43:42) Women's Northeast Region (44:29) Women's Southeast Region Women's West Region (48:46)

Bonus episode! With the D2 regional meets now complete, we wanted to get some content on the site before reacting to the national meet qualifiers and updating our rankings. That, ladies and gentlemen, is why we have a half-hour solo pod from Garrett now on tap! South region (2:19) Atlantic region (7:27) Central region (10:17) East region (15:47) Midwest region (17:00) South Central region (20:18) Southeast region (23:11) West region (25:52)

Ben and Garrett are back after an action-packed weekend. In this week's episode, the guys dive into the Power Five results along with Mountain West, BIG East and Ivy League to discuss how the races turned out compared to their predictions. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Men's ACC Championships (1:59) Women's ACC Championships (8:59) Men's BIG 10 Championships (15:54) Women's BIG 10 Championships (19:09) Men's BIG 12 Championships (20:30) Women's BIG 12 Championships (26:05) Men's PAC 12 Championships (30:45) Women's PAC 12 Championships (37:27) Men's SEC Championships (43:46) Women's SEC Championships (47:10) Men's BIG East Championship (51:58) Men's BIG East Championship (53:45) Men's Mountain West Championship (54:52) Women's Mountain West Championship (57:07) Ivy League Championship (1:00:10)

Ben and Garrett are back, ready to preview conference championship weekend! In this week's episode, the guys look at team and individual races and detail potential Kolas needs, where the best races may be, teams with the most to prove and more. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Most Competitive Men's Team Races (3:04) Most Competitive Women's Team Races (8:30) Most Competitive Women's Individual Races (13:19) Most Competitive Men's Individual Races (16:29) Which Men's Team Has the Best Chance to Prove Themselves (19:15) Which Women's Team Has the Best Chance to Prove Themselves (19:15) Who Needs Kolas Points? (27:44) BIG 10 Men (40:08) BIG East Men (41:19) Mountain West (43:39)

Ben and Garrett are back in action with results from a jam-packed week of racing! The guys take a deep dive into team and individual results from the Nuttycombe Invite by highlighting key performances, surprises and teams in need of a bounce-back. The guys wrap up the episode by looking at results from Pre-Nationals. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Nuttycombe Women's Team Results (2:44) Nuttycombe Men's Team Results (9:09) Nuttycombe Men's Individual Results (11:28) Nuttycombe Women's Individual Results (13:39) Biggest Women's Surprises (17:18) Biggest Men's Team Surprises (23:59) Biggest Men's Individual Surprises (30:19) Men's Teams in Need of a Bounce-Back (33:29) Women's Teams in Need of a Bounce-Back (38:12) Women's Teams w/ Most Improved NCAA Chances (40:49) Men's Teams w/ Most Improved NCAA Chances (41:49) Men's Pre-Nationals (44:06) Women's Pre-Nationals (47:52)

Ben is back and with him, he brings two weeks of hot takes that were dearly missed. This week, Ben and Garrett dive into Ben's early-season hot takes before diving deep into Nuttycombe analysis which features clear favorites, potential title challengers, teams the guys like and of course, bold predictions. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! UCLA Hires Andrew Ferris (2:19) Ben's Hot Takes (6:26) Who Is Tuohy's Biggest Threat? (27:12) Notre Dame Men (28:39) Nuttycombe Men's Preview (33:30) Nuttycombe Women's Preview (42:48)

Still no Ben this week, but thankfully, Grace McLaughlin was able to step in for a 20ish-minute D2 chat! This week, Garrett takes a look into results from the Joe Piane Invitational and the Loyola Lakefront Invite before introducing D2 specialist Grace McLaughlin who breaks down the Louisville XC Classic results. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Joe Piane Invitational Women's Race (2:59) Joe Piane Invitational Men's Race (17:29) Louisville Classic Women's Races (35:24) Louisville Classic Men's Races (48:47) Loyola Lakefront Invite Women's race (59:48) Loyola Lakefront Invite Men's race (1:14:43)

No Ben this week, but not to fear, Maura is here to join Garrett for a lively discussion! This week, the pod takes its the first deep dive of the year into major cross country results which included the Virginia Invitational, Griak Invitational, Cowboy Jamboree and the Bill Dellinger Invite. The episode features notable performances, teams who surprised us as well as early All-American and NCAA outlooks. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Virginia Invitational Men's race (2:13) Virginia Invitational Women's race (19:24) Griak Invitational Men's race (44:31) Griak Invitational Women's race (52:42) Bill Dellinger Invitational (1:00:47) Cowboy Jamboree (1:04:18)

Live from STUDIO G in the Heart of America—I'm Steve Gruber— Your Soldier of Truth—the Tip of the Spear against socialists—here ready to fight for you from the Foxhole of Freedom—AND—giving you better analysis than anyone else while defending this great nation—this is the Steve Gruber Show—   Here are the 3 Big Things you need to know to start today—   Number One— Glenn Youngkin—the Virginia Governor is a favorite for the donor class—BUT says he has no interest in joining the race for President—   Number Two— A Democratic Congressman is saying out loud what lots of Democrats are thinking—Joe Biden is not the candidate they need right now—in fact he is not even close—and he may challenge him—   Number Three— Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the MEDC have been among the most vocal cheerleaders for the now idled construction project with the Blue Oval Battery Park in Marshall—and other projects could also get iced soon as we heard from Pete Hoekstra earlier—  

The Today in Manufacturing Podcast is brought to you by the editors of Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News (IEN). This week's episode is brought to you by Sigga Technologies. Every week, we cover the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward. This week: - Ford Changes Iconic Blue Oval- Explosion at World's Largest Railyard Prompts Evacuations- Officials Find Debris from F-35 Fighter Jet that Crashed in South Carolina- Space Factory Denied Re-Entry to Earth- UAW Justifies Wage Demands by Pointing to CEO Pay RaisesIn Case You Missed It- Agility to Open World's First Humanoid Robot Factory- Kraft Heinz Recalls American Cheese Slices Over Choking Hazard- Motif Conducts Human Trials for Brain Implant to Treat DepressionPlease make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. You could also help us out a lot by giving the podcast a positive review. Finally, to email the podcast, you can reach any of us at Ben, Jeff or Anna [at] ien.com, with “Email the Podcast” in the subject line.

Ray tells us what's it like to have your annual car show cancelled a couple of days beforehand when a storm passes through town making the venue unusable.  Fortunately, the show has been rescheduled for October 8th and Ray hopes everyone can still attend.

Ben and Garrett are back and ready to preview this weekend's action! This week, the guys discuss the new-look New Mexico team packed with international talent before taking a look at four men's teams and four women's teams that they are interested in seeing at the Virginia Invite this weekend. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review. New Mexico's International Stars (1:34) UVA Invitational (12:06) Virginia Men (13:32) Wake Forest Men (16:28) Stanford Women (19:17) Columbia Women (22:19) Colorado Men (25:41) Iowa State Men (29:07) Providence Women (33:23) Colorado Women (37:30)

It may be cross country season, but there are still some major track results to discuss! This week, Ben and Garrett analyze recent performances by Addy Wiley and Sophie O'Sullivan before moving back to the grass with some spicy predictions going into the season. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Addy Wiley (5:27) Sophie O'Sullivan (10:53) Ben's Bold Men's Prediction (17:33) Garrett's Bold Men's Prediction (21:14) Ben's Bold Women's Prediction (23:59) Garrett's Bold Women's Prediction (28:45)

Ben and Garrett are back in action this week to finish off their evaluation of our men's and women's D1 cross country team rankings! The guys go through spots 1-2-3-4-5-6, breaking down who the title favorites are, who the outside podium contenders could be and what teams have to do in order to make the podium. Be sure to listen up! Oklahoma State Women (3:21) North Carolina Men (7:29) Notre Dame Women (11:28) Wisconsin Men (14:57) Florida Women (18:44) Stanford Men (22:11) Colorado Women (27:43) Oklahoma State Men (33:37) Northern Arizona Women (37:51) BYU Men (42:57) NC State Women (46:44) Northern Arizona Men (51:29)

The ACC is adding Stanford, Cal and SMU to their conference in 2024! In an unreleased segment from last week's episode, Ben and Garrett give their thoughts on the move and what this means for the rest of the NCAA.

Ben and Garrett are back as they continue previewing our top-25 team rankings heading into the upcoming cross country season. This week, the guys discuss teams 13-12-11-10-9-8-7, eventually highlighting the youth of Oregon, the historical excellence of Colorado and BYU, the expectations for the UNC women and so much more. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Michigan State Women (2:19) Texas Men (7:20) Providence Women (15:05) Villanova Men (15:49) Virginia Women (21:06) Tennessee Men (25:28) BYU Women (30:27) Colorado Men (35:24) Stanford Women (39:14) Oregon Men (43:50) Oregon Women (49:55) Virginia Men (53:40) UNC Women (59:16) Notre Dame Men (1:01:39)

Ben and Garrett are back on the mics, continuing their in-depth evaluation of our men's and women's cross-country team rankings! This week, the guys discuss the two most recent Oregon transfers before they go through spots 19-18-17-16-15-14 and break down where they think the floors and ceilings of those teams will be. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Oregon Snags Transfers (2:27) Syracuse Men (9:41) Colorado State Women (14:33) Alabama Men (18:53) Georgetown Women (24:09) Harvard Men (27:28) Washington Women (34:16) Portland Men (38:44) Arkansas Women (44:56) Washington Men (50:04) Alabama Women (55:13) Arkansas Men (1:00:44) Ohio State Women (1:06:34)

Ford clearly has been busy and somehow while creating the new Mustang, built what is arguably their GT3 Mustang racecar for the street. Aimed squarely at the Europenas supercars and Porsche GT3s. And what they served up is more than a viable opponent... this is not your neighbor's 5.0. Alongside, the Mustang news we have exciting news out of Monterey Car Week, with hypercars dropping like new SUVs this week, each commanding millions of dollars. Lotus takes us back to our past and someone spends 2 million dollars... on what used to be a car. And while most manufacturers are busy announcing their latest electric cars, hypercars, and sports cars, Mitsubishi is doing the opposite... and is cutting ties with a long-standing model. Sit back, listen, enjoy, and relax.. this is CarQuicks! _ #carquicks #podcast #episode27 #ferrari #lotus #pininfarina #battista #electriccar #lotus #supercars #ford #mustang #mustanggtd#GTD #porschegt3 #mitsubishi #hypercar #zenvo #acurazdx #acura #musclecar #V8 #fordracing

Ben and Garrett are back in action this week to chat about transfer news as well as a few of the recently ranked teams in TSR's XC Top 25. The guys open the episode by discussing the trio of athletes departing UCLA before jumping into teams 25-24-23-22-21-20 on both the men's and women's sides. If you want more insight on our rankings, this is a must-listen episode! UCLA trio transfers out (3:27) Gracelyn Larkin to NAU (10:30) Florida State Men (14:30) California Baptist Women (19:15) Princeton Men (23:32) Furman Women (28:21) Tulsa Men (32:58) Florida State Women (37:44) Butler Men (41:16) Toledo Women (45:55) Michigan Men (48:32) Oregon State Women (52:08) NC State Men (56:03) Wisconsin Women (59:58)

Almost two months ago Amber Spradlin was stabbed 11 times in Floyd County Kentucky. Find out how this unfortunate incident sparked a political fight over 911 dispatch services. 100 Kentucky Guardsmen are being deployed to Asia. Finally, I talk about how the Blue Oval battery factory is bringing 22,000 jobs to a Kentucky county that only has 2,200 people looking for work.

The Blue Oval Podcast is back, this time with one of our more exciting episodes of the year! This week, Ben and Garrett offer a detailed breakdown of how the PAC-12 Conference is crumbling. Then, the guys go back and forth, giving their cross country teams that they thought were the most challenging to rank. Be sure to listen up after you rate, review and subscribe! Demise of the PAC-12 (1:48) Oregon Men (18:59) Colorado Men (22:28) Stanford Women (26:24) Notre Dame Women (28:34) Ole Miss Men (31:57) Washington Men (35:21) UCLA Women (39:09) Alabama Women (43:10) Virginia Men (46:10) Gonzaga Men (49:42) Michigan Women (52:43) New Mexico Women (56:35)

Ben is back after a week off and so is your favorite NCAA running podcast. This week, the guys take deep dives into the surprise news of Coach Sean Brosnan leaving UCLA, the hiring of Helen Lehman-Winters by Illinois and Colorado's decision to rejoin the BIG 12. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Coach Sean Brosnan Out at UCLA (2:45) Illinois Hires Helen Lehman-Winters (15:21) Colorado to Join BIG 12 (26:03)

No Ben this week, but have no fear, we brought in the new guy for our newest episode! D1 specialist Finn Birnie joined Garrett to chat about preseason rankings. The guys go through runners who they feel may be ranked too low (or too high) as well as who they think could make the biggest climbs in our rankings. The guys also chat about who some of their favorite athletes are heading into the new season. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Underrated women (2:01) Women who may be ranked too high (9:00) Irrational favorites - women (13:00) Women who could climb the highest (16:51) Underrated men (22:51) Men who may be ranked too high (32:25) Irrational favorites - men (37:30) Men who could climb the highest (43:59)

It's a fan favorite episode this week! Ben and Garrett begin the podcast by answering a few questions from our listeners before quickly reviewing a handful of key coaching hires. Then, the guys list off the NCAA runners who gave them the most challenges when crafting our preseason rankings! Be sure to subscribe, listen and review! Most Improved XC Teams for 2023 (1:57) Burns & Birnbaum vs the Young Twins (3:20) Virginia Tech Hires Ben Thomas (4:40) Texas Hires Sarah Haveman (6:17) Hardest Names to Rank - Colin Sahlman (8:18) Hardest Names to Rank - Kenneth Rooks (10:25) Hardest Names to Rank - Natalie Cook (13:07) Hardest Names to Rank - Amy Bunnage (15:23) Hardest Names to Rank - Luke Houser (18:32) Hardest Names to Rank - Lex & Leo Young (21:31) Hardest Names to Rank - Molly Born (25:00) Hardest Names to Rank - Doris Cherop (28:19) Hardest Names to Rank - Haftu Knight (32:25) Hardest Names to Rank - Haftu Strintzos (34:14) Hardest Names to Rank - Siona Chisholm (36:08) Hardest Names to Rank - Yasmin Marghini (39:01)

It's a bonus podcast episode for today as The Stride Report team continues to finalize the details of their preseason summer rankings. In the meantime, your site admin jumped on the podcast for a solo podcast to talk about all of the major coaching changes around the NCAA. Be sure to check-in for a 20-minute chat as Garrett dives into the nuances of these program-altering distance coaching hires! Virginia Tech Hires Ben Thomas (2:23) Lindsey Anderson to Weber State & Kyle Levermore's Role at Missouri (8:42) Texas Hires Sarah Haveman (13:06)

Ben and Garrett are back once again with another episode full of big news! The guys set the tone for the podcast with the news that Alabama landed Doris Cherop. Ben and Garrett then dive into everything from NIL deals for two of last year's star freshmen, Notre Dame's significant acquisitions and some of last year's stars announcing pro contracts. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! Alabama Adds Doris Cherop (2:39) Juliette Whittaker & Roisin Willis Sign NIL Deals (7:03) Ericka VanderLende Transfers to Notre Dame (8:35) Tyler Berg Transfers to Notre Dame (12:40) Perry Mackinnon Transfers to Syracuse (15:59) Angelina Perez Transfers to Wake Forrest (19:46) Cruz Gomez Transfers to Ole Miss (22:54) Florian Le Pallec Transfers to Butler (26:33) Ruby Smee Transfers to Northern Arizona (29:54) Will Sumner Signs with Adidas (33:21) Rory Leonard Signs with Hoka (35:59) Dylan Jacobs Signs with On (34:26) Collegiates at USA Championships (43:33)

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Ben and Garrett are back for another week of discussion! Your favorite podcast duo start with the news of Katelyn Tuohy missing out on a finalist nod for The Bowerman and Charles Hicks' decision to turn professional. Ben and Garrett then look at the march of female athletes out of New Mexico before rounding out the episode by discussing the rest of this week's transfer news. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Was Katelyn Tuohy Snubbed From Being a Bowerman Finalist? (3:22) Charles Hicks Turning Pro with Nike (7:33) Crayton Carrozza Turning Pro (12:45) East Tennessee State Cuts Men's Indoor Track Program (15:31) New Mexico Hires Coach Darren Gauson (18:08) Mazza-Downie and Thorner Transfer to Florida (22:12) Olivia Howell to Transfer Portal (30:29) Kirami Yego Transfers to Arkansas (36:09) Izaiah Steury Transfers to Oregon (39:20)

Ben and Garrett are back with the first taste of the offseason transfer market! This week, the guys dive deep into the transfer portal with the huge news of multiple women leaving New Mexico, Flomena Asekol joining her former coach at Florida, Toby Gillen and Devin Hart finding new homes and where Kirami Yego may find himself next season. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review! NOTE: In a discussion about Ole Miss, Garrett misspoke, saying that Cole Bullock was "listed as a transfer". However, the intent was to say that Cole Bullock was listed as a senior on TFRRS. New Mexico Women to the Transfer Portal (2:12) Colorado's National Title Hopes (15:17) Flomena Asekol to Florida (19:37) Toby Gillen to Ole Miss (25:06) Kirami Yego's Possible Destinations (31:47) Devin Hart to Texas (37:37)

It's a dynamic episode this week! Ben and Garrett reunite behind the mics to chat about the stunning hiring of Joe Franklin to Louisville as the Cardinals' newest Director of Track & Field and Cross Country. The guys then break down their favorite nominees for TSR's End of Season Awards and give their votes for each honor. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Louisville Hires Joe Franklin (2:26) D1 Men's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Freshman Award (16:21) D1 Women's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Freshman Award (20:59) D1 Men's 2023 Outdoor Track Most Improved Award (25:44) D1 Women's 2023 Outdoor Track Most Improved Award (30:56) D1 Men's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Performance Award (34:39) D1 Women's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Performance Award (39:23) D1 Men's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Distance Coach Award (44:56) D1 Women's 2023 Outdoor Track Best Distance Coach Award (47:53) D1 Men's 2023 Outdoor Track Most Valuable Runner Award (52:19) D1 Women's 2023 Outdoor Track Most Valuable Runner Award (55:07)

What a way to end the season! Ben and Garrett have returned to give you a full in-depth analysis on a historic weekend in Austin, Texas. The guys break down the results of each distance event, discuss some of the performances that caught them by surprise and later examine what went wrong with some of the national title favorites. Be sure to listen, review and subscribe! Men's 10k (2:45) Women's 10k (9:07) Men's 1500 meters (15:32) Women's 1500 meters (23:33) Men's 3k Steeplechase (34:55) Women's 3k Steeplechase (38:39) Men's 800 meters (44:23) Women's 800 meters (53:46) Men's 5k (1:00:01) Women's 5k (1:06:33)