Podcasts about davey hamilton

Clara Harter is an award-winning reporter for the Southern California News Group. We caught up with her at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach where she had just finished riding with Davey Hamilton in the INDYCAR Experience Two-Seater. Her smile and enthusiasm for what she just experienced were off the charts. She gave us her take on what it was like and also what she normally covers for her employer. A fun interview with a talented woman in the news industry. Enjoy! NOTE: This is the first in a series of interviews of women for www.raceshool.com and our “Women in Motorsports” month of September. This has now become an annual tradition. We'll hear from women with various roles in the motorsports industry from team owners, drivers and more. Check back weekly to find out who's next! For more information on Clara Harter, please visit: www.claraharter.com

Davey Hamilton has had a long career in motorsports racing sprint cars, midgets and silver crown cars on dirt tracks across the country. He's also been a fixture in the NTT IndyCar Series and has 11 Indy 500 starts under his belt with a best finish of fourth. These days, Hamilton is still driving Indy cars – specifically the INDYCAR Experience Two-Seater giving fans and VIPs a thrill ride before the start of series races. With all his experience behind the wheel, he's parlayed that into a career behind the microphone as well being a color commentator on the IndyCar Radio Network. In addition to being on the ownership side of things in racing, Hamilton, as you can imagine, is a very busy guy. We caught up with him at the 2024 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Press Day where he fills us in on his association with Kingdom Racing and how that organization is helping those who have experienced hard times and loss. He also talks a bit about last week's guest, Sting Ray Robb. Enjoy! NOTE: For more information on Kingdom Racing, please visit: www.kingdomracing.net

Davey Hamilton currently drives the Indy car two-seater giving rides to VIPs during NTT IndyCar Series race weekends. When he's not behind the wheel, he's also a driver analyst for the Indy car radio network. Growing up he raced all kinds of cars on dirt and pavement before he earned his way into Indy cars. He continues racing sprint cars today. He's also a team owner running numerous race cars. We caught up with him during the 2023 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach where he had just given a bunch of thrill rides in the two-seater. In this interview he talks about his racing career including the horrific crash he had at Texas Motor Speedway in 2001 and how he came back from that. He also tells us about the transition into the broadcast booth and his plans going forward. Enjoy! By Larry Mason Copyright © 2024 Larry Mason

Davey Hamilton, Jr., producer. The Open Wheel Showdown is the Modern Era Copper World Classic. The debut of the Open Wheel Showdown will take place in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Bullring. https://www.epartrade.com/more/onlineraceindustryweek From EPARTRADE, RACER.com, & SPEED SPORT. Presented by ETS Racing Fuels, Fifth Third Bank Motorsports, Peak, Penske Racing Shocks, Scott Lewis Associates, and Total Seal Piston Rings. Sponsored by ARP, Performance Plus Global Logistics, and Shopmonkey.

Open Wheel Showdown Promoter Davey Hamilton, Jr. came into The Freak Nation this week while he was painting walls and solving hundreds of issues getting ready for the richest pavement sprint car show, the Riskon360! Open Wheel Showdown for Winged Sprint Cars at the Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Aaron Willison of Langley, British Columbia, Canada led wire-to-wire for the $50,000 US payday, the largest in pavement open wheel history. Willison dominated the final 30 laps for a 4.882 second advantage at the checkered flag. Santos finished second followed by tenth-starting Hamilton in third. Listen...

00:00 – 29:16 – Sleeping at the Coke Lot, Graham Rahal is back in the mix of the 500 filling in for Stefan Wilson, Rahal's connection to the Wilson family, Adam Driver is the green flag representative, our guesses for the pace car driver, the new NFL kickoff rule, should they borrow from the XFL, how we're giving away numbers for the 500 29:17 – 36:53 – Morning Checkdown 36:54 – 47:00 – Zach Edey and Trayce Jackson-Davis after the NBA combine, 47:01 – 1:07:14 –  Indy 500 Odds, how far back is too far back in terms of starting position in the race, 1:07:15 – 1:19:25 – We give away some Indy 500 numbers! 1:19:26 – 1:30:52  – We give away numbers to our YouTube chat, different beers at the 500, should the Heat be worried after last night's loss? 1:30:53 – 1:55:00 – Will Power joins us and talks about how he feels heading into the 500 with all of the pre-race festivities, where he likes to start the race, Kevin's wife's interactions with him, his ties to Indianapolis, why are the speeds at qualifying and the race itself so different, why he thinks there will be so many lead changes, Morning Checkdown 1:55:01 – 2:08:53 – Davey Hamilton joins us to talk about the week leading up to the 500, thoughts on Graham Rahal making the race, mindset of guys like Pato O'Ward, who is going under the radar, how many times does a car look great in qualifying and then feel completely different on race day, how far is too far back 2:08:54 – 2:16:15– POP QUIZSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 29:22 – Sleeping at the Coke Lot, Graham Rahal is back in the mix of the 500 filling in for Stefan Wilson, Rahal's connection to the Wilson family, Adam Driver is the green flag representative, our guesses for the pace car driver, the new NFL kickoff rule, should they borrow from the XFL, how we're giving away numbers for the 500 29:23 – 44:06 – Will Power joins us and talks about how he feels heading into the 500 with all of the pre-race festivities, where he likes to start the race, Kevin's wife's interactions with him, his ties to Indianapolis, why are the speeds at qualifying and the race itself so different, why he thinks there will be so mant lead changes 44:07 – 58:02 - Davey Hamilton joins us to talk about the week leading up to the 500, thoughts on Graham Rahal making the race, mindset of guys like Pato O'Ward, who is going under the radar, how many times does a car look great in qualifying and then feel completely different on race day, how far is too far backSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Davey Hamilton Jr., BG Southern Sprint Car Series Champion; Wayne Scott, Midwest Winter Nationals at Du Quoin winner; and Larry Boos, The Rumble at Fort Wayne promoter are this week's guests.

January 4, 2021 It's Season No. 2 in 2022 for Pit Pass Indy as we speed ahead into the new year of IndyCar action. Our special guest in the first episode of Season 2 is celebrating the 25th Anniversary of his INDYCAR SERIES championship. It's 1997 Indy Racing League champion Tony Stewart. Before he went on to win three NASCAR Cup Series championships and become a Cup Series championship owner with Kevin Harvick in 2014, Stewart was an Indy car racing star. In 1995, Stewart became the first driver in history to win all three United States Auto Club (USAC) National Championships in the same season when he won the Midget, Sprint, and Silver Crown series. That made him the perfect fit for a step up to the new Indy Racing League in 1996 as the original goal of that series was to promote grass roots, oval track drivers from the United States. Stewart won the Indy Racing League championship in a 10-race season in 1997 that also included his first career INDYCAR victory at Pikes Peak International Raceway that season. He won two-more INDYCAR contests in 1998 with victories at Disney World and New Hampshire that season. Stewart finished third in the standings that year with Kenny Brack winning the championship and Davey Hamilton second.  Stewart traded in his Indy car for a NASCAR Cup Series car in 1999, setting a then-rookie record with three wins his first season. Stewart won Cup Series titles in 2002, 2006 and 2011. He retired from Cup Series racing as a driver following the 2016 season with 49 career wins. Stewart remains as one of NASCAR's top Cup Series team owners and this year, started an NHRA drag racing team for his wife, Leah Pruett. He also owns one of the top grass roots operations in racing, Tony Stewart Racing. Stewart continues to drive race cars around the country in various divisions at the grass-roots level. Pit Pass Indy show host Bruce Martin interviewed Stewart at the famed “Yard of Bricks” at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on December 10, 2021. For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at Twitter at @BruceMartin_500 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Inside Pass is a worldwide syndicated show hosted by veteran insiders Randy Miller and Tom Baker. The Flagship show in the Steering Wheel Nation Radio lineup, this show features a roundtable of SWN staff, averages 1.4 million listeners worldwide across over 40 platforms and brings a variety of racing personalities from across the motorsports landscape along with analysis, opinions and lots of fun and laughs each week.

The Inside Pass is a worldwide syndicated show hosted by veteran insiders Randy Miller and Tom Baker. The Flagship show in the Steering Wheel Nation Radio lineup, this show features a roundtable of SWN staff, averages 1.4 million listeners worldwide across over 40 platforms and brings a variety of racing personalities from across the motorsports landscape along with analysis, opinions and lots of fun and laughs each week.

Many people have the misconception that all racing is, is going fast and turning left. EYFPodcast got the chance to sit down with IndyCar racing legend and Team owner Davey Hamilton and we got an insiders look into what it's like to race at Indianapolis and in the race of life. According to Davey it's all about prayer, spiritual strength and growing in your faith when you're flying around a race track at 220 mph. Prayer does work in racing as does having faith in God but it is also for when life crashes all around you and you don’t know where to start to pick up the pieces. Follow Davey at Kingdom Racing (www.kingdomracing.net) and King of the Wing (www.kingofthewing.net) to find out where he's going to be racing at next on a wing and a prayer and be sure to subscribe to his plan for a better life: 1. Study the Word of God2. Develop spiritual strength through prayer3. Focus on scriptures on Faith4. Exercise your faith daily

What's the most bizarre part of the fall sports season - other than no Boise State football, Idaho native Davey Hamilton on how Sunday's Indy 500 will be different, Blue Turf Sports Report with B.J. Rains on which BSU football players could stick around for a second senior season, and how Prater uses The Clash for his dating life.

Bob and Prater talk to Idaho native and former Indy 500 racer Davey Hamilton - now an Indiana resident and part of the 500 radio broadcast team - on what to expect with a late-season start and no fans in the stands for Sunday's annual Indy Car race.

We've had quite a group of incredible guests in our studio over the last several months. Enjoy these highlights from previous episodes with Tony Stewart, Davey Hamilton, Scott Dixon and many others! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rico Elmore and Ken Stout welcome veteran drivers Davey Hamilton and Kevin Olson. In the studio, Davey recounts some fascinating stories from his long career, while call-in guest Kevin Olson sprinkles the conversation with his offbeat brand of humor. It's a fun hour with a lot of laughs! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My good friend and Indy Racing League comeback story of the century, Davey Hamilton, sits down to share his incredible career, near-death experience, and returns to the sport he dearly loves.

My good friend and Indy Racing League comeback story of the century, Davey Hamilton, sits down to share his incredible career, near-death experience, and returns to the sport he dearly loves.

My good friend and Indy Racing League comeback story of the century, Davey Hamilton, sits down to share his incredible career, near-death experience, and returns to the sport he dearly loves.

Davey Hamilton is a former Indy Car driver and is currently the Sponsorship Director for Calumet Products. Calumet Specialty Products Partners, is a leading independent producer of high-quality, specialty hydrocarbon products and fuel products in North America. The company also blends and markets specialty products through its brands including Bel-Ray and Royal Purple. Hamilton has competed in 11 Indianapolis 500s and twice placed second in series points. In 2001, he was involved in a serious accident that sidelined him for several seasons; however in 2007 he was able to return to racing. In 2011 Davey retired from Indy Car driving and later began his career at Calumet. His son, Davey Hamilton Jr., has followed in his father’s footsteps and begun his racing career in Indy Lights and Stadium Super Trucks.

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Indy Car Racer, short track promoter and modified ace Davey Hamilton spends some quality radio time with hosts Rob Elting, Bill Green and Jack Smith talking about the new Indy Car Experience at Disney World, short track racing and Indy racing highlights. This is one you don't want to miss.

Show #66 - Nov 17, 2008 It's got to be a great show with guests like this: Indy Car Racer, short track promoter and modified ace Davey Hamilton spends some quality radio time with hosts Rob Elting, Bill Green and Jack Smith talking about the new Indy Car Experience at Disney World, short track racing and Indy racing highlights. And then a very rare interview with Robert Hart, owner of FASCAR, New Smyrna Speedway and Orlando Speedworld. In this hour long interview Robert Hart covers the "old days" the history of FASCAR , tackles the issues that confront race track owners today, and then gives fans a unique preview of the 2008 Florida Governors Cup. The evening is topped off by a return to Inside Florida Racing by the "Superman" Sport Allen, who came of "retirement" to get a big sprint car win at East Bay Raceway Park.