Podcast appearances and mentions of gustavo yacaman

Yes, I know the episode is late, but it's better late than never! -You've heard us talk about the great work of the Yacademy, so now we talk to the mind behind it. Former Indy Lights star Gustavo Yacaman talks about this years iteration of the Winter Series, and how it works in moulding drivers coming up through the karting ranks to race competitively in F4 and beyond. -It's his first season racing cars for a full-season in North America, where he's from, but he's had quite the resume running overseas in Europe. Now he's taken Indy Pro 2000 by storm. Devlin DeFrancesco stops by to talk about his opportunity with two of the greatest names in all of American sports, and his experience in the prestigious Macau GP. -The open wheel world continues to talk about the news that Indy Lights returns to competition in 2021, and we sit down and talk with Dan Andersen on a number of things, like the new halo, car counts, and what the future holds for the final rung before IndyCar. -And as always, our driver analyst Charlie Anti breaks it all down for us. Follow us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/225874221465131) and also on Twitter @InsideOpenWheel, new episodes drop weekly! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The life of a race car driver. From his beginnings in Karting to racing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, to owning his own racing series. Gustavo Yacaman has raced aginst the toughest drivers in the world in different types of Auto Racing. Now Gustavo is coaching a new generation of drivers in the … Continued

Gustavo Yacaman no ha tenido la mejor de las temporadas en el Blancpain GT Series pero en cada carrera que ha participado fuera de la serie, ha figurado en el podio. Un piloto que pide a gritos un gran equipo para el 2018

Gustavo Yacaman is a Columbian born race car driver. He has raced at Le Mans and the 24 hours of Daytona in endurance racing competitions. In this podcast we discuss his extraordinary racing career, his relationship with Onnit and the history of Columbia. Guest: Connect with Gustavo Yacaman on Instagram @gustavoyacaman and on the Twitters @GustavoYacaman.  Show Notes: • Rolex 24 at Daytona • Telemetry • F1's New Owner • Matt Blank - Spinning Logic • • • "He operated a fleet of planes bringing cocaine from South America to the world, revolutionising the global drug trade, held a seat in Congress and - in an attempt to avoid extradition to the US - offered to pay Colombia's entire foreign debt of $20bn." • YACAMAN WORKS TO OFFSET CARBON FOOTPRINT

Gustavo Yacaman of OAK Racing joins us to talk prototype racing, Sebring,racing at home in Colombia, and more. Then the guys preview Sebring.

Gustavo Yacaman of OAK Racing joins us to talk prototype racing, Sebring,racing at home in Colombia, and more. Then the guys preview Sebring.

Tommy and Chad talk with Michael Shank of Michael Shank Racing to talk 2014, Gustavo Yacaman, and more, then we review Kansas and the Road America CTSCC race, and talk about the news.

Tommy and Chad talk with Michael Shank of Michael Shank Racing to talk 2014, Gustavo Yacaman, and more, then we review Kansas and the Road America CTSCC race, and talk about the news.

Oli Webb has continued his strong season as the Firestone Indy Lights championship returned to the USA for the penultimate round following three rounds in Canada. Rookie Webb’s run of point-scoring form carried on as he took the chequered flag in sixth place. Former Ryles Park pupil Webb returned to the familiar territory of Baltimore, having raced there in last year’s championship, and was quickly up to speed, showing early potential on a tricky, bumpy circuit. However, the 21-year-old’s first practice session was brought to a premature end after four laps, when the organisers made safety-induced changes to the track. Despite an additional chicane being introduced, Webb continued to show consistent pace as he got to grips with the revised layout. While Webb was trading times with Sam Schmidt Motorsport team-mate Esteban Guerrieri, the leaders started a final flying lap attempt, and an incident at the new chicane saw a caution, and a red flag, which brought the session to a premature end. Webb was therefore unable to respond to quicker laps posted by the session’s earlier drivers and he began the race fifth on the grid. A good start saw him move up the field and vying for second alongside Guerieri. But turn one saw him on the outside line, on the dusty part of the hairpin, and a collision after a daring move from Gustavo Yacaman down the inside caused a knock-on effect and Webb’s car bore the brunt of it, with a broken front wing. Webb continued to push despite the damaged wing and worked hard to chase down the leading pack. A spirited drive saw him recover to fourth in the closing stages, but the reduced levels of downforce saw him run wide, crossing the line in a hard-fought sixth place. SSM team-mate Tristan Vautier claimed the race victory, and now leads the championship. Webb said: "This is an extremely physical circuit. The bumpy surface makes it particularly tricky, and I am pleased to take points away from the weekend." Webb now sits seventh overall in the driver championship and is third-placed rookie.