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After an unpredictable, weather-filled weekend at Road America, Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden return to Speed Street to recap the historic action. On the IndyCar side of the event card in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, race fans saw rain plague practice two and most of qualifying, leading to a spectacular crash by Josef Newgarden that halted the Fast Six session as Colton Herta was in the midst of his final run. The result was Ganassi Racing rookie Linus Lundqvist scoring his first career IndyCar pole, a position he wouldn't hold long as a fracas broke out on the opening lap of the grand prix. Conor explains that Lunqvist's own teammate Marcus Armstrong was to blame for the pile-up that saw several contenders, including Colton Herta have their race days become much more complicated. In the end, race strategy prevailed, and a decision to stay out an extra lap before the last pit cycle brought Will Power to the front of a Penske podium sweep, snapping his two year winless streak.The IndyNXT Series also experienced historical happenings as Jamie Chadwick brought home the victory at Road America, making her the first female to win in the series since Pippa Mann in 2010. Jamie joins the show to discuss her victory and what it means for her career and other women coming up in the motorsports ranks. She explains that a lot of her transition from the W Series to the IndyNXT was spent preparing for the physicality of the racecars, which she explains are bigger and more powerful than she had experienced before. Jamie credits her engineer and driving coach with making adjustments in the car that have helped her quickly adapt, and after a 12th place points effort in her rookie season last year she had begun to hit her stride in 2024. Jamie expresses that while she'd love to race Formula One in the future, she is on the path to race in IndyCar and feels that this year's IndyNXT field is great preparation for the challenges that lie ahead.

Scott McLaughlin is in the best possible position for the upcoming Indy 500.  The Kiwi driver is sitting in pole position, first on the starting grid with a record-setting time.  With the race set for Monday morning New Zealand time, McLaughlin has been spending the week preparing for what's set to be an intense race.  The Indy 500 has a unique qualifying system, with the fastest 12 drivers contesting a session to define who goes through to the Fast Six, who then race to determine who's awarded pole.  “It's a pressure-packed situation,” he told Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking.  “To put the laps up that we did, and you know, win the pole by sort 0.3 of a mile an hour, which is pretty big in oval racing terms over here in America is super special.”  McLaughlin is the second Kiwi to start the Indy 500 from pole position, Scott Dixon being the first.  “I'm really proud of that and yeah, trying to replicate my hero in some way.”  Much like any sport, racing takes an immense amount of mental energy, with drivers having to think and react while travelling at incredibly high speeds.  “You're travelling at, you know, three or four rugby fields a second,” McLaughlin explained.  “There's so many things happening that you've gotta be ahead of, you've gotta understand, you know, because if you make a mistake at one point, the mistake doesn't catch up with you until, you know, two or three hundred meters, four hundred meters down the track.”  McLaughlin averaged just over 234mph (377kph) in his final qualifier, and although those are insane speeds for any normal person, he said that it begins to feel normal when out among the other cars.  “It's not until you're either trying to pit, come into pit lane or something goes wrong where you realise, oh wow, we actually... we're actually ticking along here.”  “It's an incredible feeling for sure,” he laughed.  “it's probably the closest I'll ever feel to being a superhero.”  McLaughlin competed in the Supercars Championships up until 2020, making the switch to IndyCar for the 2021 season.   He told Hosking that the two types of racing are different worlds and encouraged any sports race fan in Australia and New Zealand who's never been to the Indy 500 to give it a try.  “It's an incredible spectacle,” McLaughlin said.  “They call it ‘the greatest spectacle in racing' for a reason.”  Thousands of people show up to the race, and the 108-year history of the Indy 500 has resulted in quite the experience.  “It's a typical American experience, big and loud and but it's very cool to be a part of and, and yeah, it, it's, it's definitely the big leagues for sure.”  The sheer extent of the race would leave anyone nervous and excited in equal measure, but McLaughlin told Mike Hosking that you can't let the pressure get to you.  “You've gotta act like it's another race, unfortunately,”  “But it is, it is a lot more on offer.”  “I'm just really excited for the opportunity and hopefully we can deliver when it comes to, you know, race day.”  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The fastest Indianapolis 500 pole winner ever Scott Dixon joins this episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast to recap his stunning qualifying run.Chip Ganassi Racing driver Dixon breaks down the feeling behind the wheel going 243mph, how he knew the pole laps would be fast and what he did after the day was done, which included Taco Bell.He also discusses the challenges of the first half of the season, having five poles but only one win at the 500, and how he feels about the Ganassi team's chances after having four of its five entries making the Fast Six for pole.JR Hildebrand is also on deck to discuss the wider qualifying picture with host Jack Benyon together in person for the first time, looking at the new qualifying format and some of the teams that missed the mark and start far back in what has been a track-position race in recent years.Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeFor IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The fastest Indianapolis 500 pole winner ever Scott Dixon joins this episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast to recap his stunning qualifying run. Chip Ganassi Racing driver Dixon breaks down the feeling behind the wheel going 243mph, how he knew the pole laps would be fast and what he did after the day was done, which included Taco Bell. He also discusses the challenges of the first half of the season, having five poles but only one win at the 500, and how he feels about the Ganassi team's chances after having four of its five entries making the Fast Six for pole. JR Hildebrand is also on deck to discuss the wider qualifying picture with host Jack Benyon together in person for the first time, looking at the new qualifying format and some of the teams that missed the mark and start far back in what has been a track-position race in recent years.

On Thursday's Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin recap a full six hours of practice from IMS and look ahead to tomorrow's Fast Friday practice leading into qualifying this weekend. They discuss Romain Grosjean's interesting day, as he nearly made wall contact on multiple occasions, and talk about the windy conditions in the forecast and what kind of speeds we can expect tomorrow.  Later, they take Twitter comments, look ahead to how teams will cool engines Sunday for Fast Six qualifying, and discuss Jimmie Johnson's busy day of practice. Later, they break down Fernando Alonso's comments about IndyCar's aeroscreen and how he isn't interested in returning to the Indy 500. Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway honors the Road to Indy winners from last weekend on the IMS Road Course. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we conclude our Fast & Furious movie marathon with Hobbs & Shaw. Tweet us at twitter.com/seconddinnerpod Email us at seconddinnerpod@gmail.com Things we spoil (or just mentioned): Hobbs & Shaw, Deadpool, The Boys, Mission Impossible, Black Panther, How To Get Away With Murder, Dark Knight Rises, Furious 7, Fate of the Furious, Transformers, Terminator, Friday the 13th, This is Us, Heroes, CREED, Crank, Snatched, Transporter, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, The Italian Job, Spy, Fight Club, The Art of Self Defense, Stuber, Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Ghost Rider, Fast & Furious, Fast Five, Fast Six, Fast & Furious Tokyo Drift, Transformers, Knight Rider, Wildstorm, Baby Driver, She’s Missing, Alita, Paradise Hills, John Wick, John Wick 3, Mission Impossible 2, Mission Impossible Fallout, Wargames, The MOD Squad Fast & Furious Count: 17

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Jordan and Jesse fly solo this week and discuss the MaxFun softball team, Jordan's most recent celebrity sighting, Fast Six, and Jesse recommends some underwear.

Talk about fast! Talk about Furious! This movie is all that and more. We review quite possibly one of the greatest movies of all time. FAST SIX. Why is it good? Not realism that's for sure.

The Nerds discuss everything from the bad launch of iphone 5, iOS 6 and their Maps problems. Also Mark Millar handling Fox's Marvel products, who is going to direct Spider-man 2, and how Ludacris is comparing Fast Six to the Justice League. All this and more on the Frakkin Nerds!

The Nerds discuss everything from the bad launch of iphone 5, iOS 6 and their Maps problems. Also Mark Millar handling Fox's Marvel products, who is going to direct Spider-man 2, and how Ludacris is comparing Fast Six to the Justice League. All this and more on the Frakkin Nerds!