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Welcome back to another episode of Chasing the Apex, I'm your host Sid Sudhir and today we are sitting down with racing driver Sting Ray Robb. Sting Ray first got in a go-kart at age 5 and it wasn't long before he was racing competitively, winning a national karting championship in 2015. This helped springboard him into his car racing career, starting with the Pro Mazda series before transitioning to the Indy Pro 2000 series. He spent two years in Indy Pro with Juncos, winning the series in 2020 which earned him a move up to the Indy Lights series. In 2022 Robb had another impressive season with Andretti in the Indy Lights series, finishing 2nd in the standings with two poles and one race win. Sting Ray will be competing as a rookie in IndyCar this year with Dale Coyne Racing. Social Media Links: https://linktr.ee/chasingtheapex

YES. Let's go open wheel racing. Ever dreamed of getting behind an open wheel car like an Indy car or F1 car. Well, I sure have. John Harkenrider from Havoc Motorsports joins the show to cover everything open wheel. And this show sure has me longing for a chance to prove that I too could be an Indy car driver I just need to get started at the Autobahn Country Club with a Pro Mazda or Formula Mazda or will how about a Indy Light.We cover everything about how to get a car, how to get coaching learning to drive a 1400lbs 260HP beast in a Pro Mazda and then how to continue to keep it running. As always I am excited about each of our guests and this show is no different. Well, it is a little different because we have never done a deep dive into open wheel cars until now. Join me in welcoming John Harkenrider from Havoc Motosports on the Autobahn Country Club Podcast. 

Today's adventure features Robert Megennis, Andretti Autosport Indy Lights driver. He is a graduate of USF2000 and Pro Mazda series. He shares with us how he started racing and what he says to people who believe racing is not a sport. Robert is also a student at Fordham University! Listen in to learn more about Robert and his racing adventure! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureswithaggie/support

In today's adventure, we speak with David Malukas, 19-year-old Lithuanian American racing driver. David moved through the Cooper Tires USF2000 series and the Pro Mazda series. Now he races for HMD Motorsports in the Indy Lights Championship, the final step on the Road to Indy. David shares his story into racing at a very young age with lots of laughs. Listen in to learn more about David and Indy Lights! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureswithaggie/support

263 - Welcome to " The IndyCar SportsCar Podcast " Hosts Missy Linkz @MissyLinkz, Frank @LLNKZ & Jared Depouw @jdepouw Writer for RealOpenWheel.com Welcome long time Friends of the show! Mrr. Rob Howden @RTI_Insider and Hunter McElrea @HunterMcElrea To talk about how everyone is finding ways to keep busy during this Event going on and its radio Gold! Follow all the Shows Many Social Media Outlets by Visiting WWW.TheIndySportsCarPodcast.com Stream or Download the show from iTunes, iHeartRadio, TuneInn Radio, Stitcher Radio, Spotify & The Podbean app along with your Favorite Pod-Catcher app and VERY Proudly Featured at RedDragonsradio.com ...Cheers!

Jonathan Simon is joined by Virtual Racing School driver coach, and open wheel extraordinaire Julian Dunne who drops by to talk about his involvement with Virtual Racing School as a driver coach, the nuances of the Pro Mazda in comparison to the Dallara F3, Julian's sim racing history, setup tips, Pro Mazda, open wheel racing, Formula 1, iRacing's new tyre model (NTM v7) and more.

Early career Askew began karting at the age of 8 in Jupiter. In 2016, Askew was selected as a Team USA Scholarship recipient. T USF2000 Askew won the 2017 USF2000 championship. Pro Mazda In February 2018, Askew signed with Cape Motorsports to drive in the 2018 Pro Mazda series. Indy Lights In September 2018, Askew partook in the Chris Griffis Memorial Test with Andretti Autosport. In February 2019, Andretti confirmed Askew would race with them in the forthcoming championship.[9]  

Askew won the 2017 USF2000 championship. The win earned him a $400,000 scholarship from Mazda to race in the 2018 Pro Mazda series. In May 2017, Askew joined the Rising Star Racing program which attempts to aid young American open-wheel drivers advance in their careers. In February 2018, Askew signed with Cape Motorsports. Indy Lights In September 2018, Askew partook in the Chris Griffis Memorial Test with Andretti Autosport. In February 2019, Andretti confirmed Askew would race with them in the forthcoming championship.   RACING GOAL: To win the Indianapolis 500 RACING HEROES: Dan Wheldon ONE PERSON I WOULD MOST LIKE TO MEET: Gary Vee  

Mike sat down with both Oliver Askew and Robert Megennis before the weekend at Road America got underway Photo credit: Road to Indy

It's another packed episode of The Week In IndyCar as Colton Herta returns for his second visit in seven days after winning the IndyCar Classic at Circuit of The Americas. The Harding Steinbrenner Racing driver takes us inside his busy life since winning at COTA, the new album he's almost ready to release, and answers great questions submitted via social media in our listener-driven show. Herta is followed by insights from Scott Dixon's assistant engineer Kate Gundlach, who helped the Chip Ganassi Racing driver to win his fifth IndyCar championship, and we close the interviews with Holland's rising star Rinus VeeKay, the reigning Pro Mazda champion, who already has one win in Indy Lights with Juncos Racing and is chasing the $1.2 million advancement prize to become an IndyCar star of the future. We wrap show with a long list of questions sent in for host and IndyCar reporter Marshall Pruett with everything from Honda engine reliability to listener's thoughts on the non-use of Formula 1 track limits at COTA's Turn 19. Guests: Colton Herta (starts at 8m11s) Kate Gundlach (42m44s) Rinus VeeKay (1h26m53s) MP Q&A and Turn 19 Feedback (1h50m57s) Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast

Road to Indy Insider Rob Howden joins to preview the 2019 Indy Lights season, including car count, favorites and names to watch for in USF2000 and Indy Pro 2000, formerly Pro Mazda.

We interview rising star, Oliver Askew about his racing career to date. From how he got started in racing through this past year in Pro Mazda, we talk about it all and what he's learned along the way!

We talk with Senior Director of Competition for IndyCar, Jason Penix about the many hats he has to wear working for IndyCar!

This week we talk to Parker Thompson, who drove for Exclusive Autosport in Pro-Mazda class this year, finishing 2nd overall in the standings.

Gateway Motorsports Park 2018 --Welcome to " The Indy SportsCar Podcast " Host @MissyLinkz Brings you 4 great Interviews With #MRTI Podium Pro Mazda and Indy Lights Drivers Harrison Scott, Robert Megennis, Pato Oward and Big Winner Ryan Norman! Follow all the Shows Many Social Media Outlets by Visiting WWW.TheIndySportsCarPodcast.com Stream or Download the show from iTunes, iHeartRadio, TuneInn Radio, Stitcher Radio, Spotify & The Podbean app along with your Favorite Pod-Catcher app and VERY Proudly Featured at RedDragonsradio.com ...Cheers!

Lo conocimos en Lucas Oil Raceway, Indiana, quería hacer 2 años en USF2000 pero ya se promovió con honores a la Pro MAZDA. En Fórmula 1 cayó una bomba de dientes cuando ricciardo anunció que deja a Red Bull Racing y se va a Renault.¿Cómo cambia la temporada? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pro Mazda driver and 2017 USF2000 Toronto winner Parker Thompson joins Tim Hauraney and Christian Ryan on the TSN Racing Pod at Honda Indy Toronto. Tune in to hear Thompson go through Saturday's race, how the team is pushing forward, and what to expect for Race 2 on Sunday.

The TSN Racing Pod is coming to you from the Honda Indy Toronto this weekend, as Tim Hauraney and Christian Ryan interview prominent figures from the weekend's events and provide analysis. For Saturday, the first day of racing, racing star Alex Tagliani, Pinty's Grand Prix winner Andrew Ranger, and Pro Mazda driver Parker Thompson join the show to detail their day of racing.

This week we interview Kristian Aleixo, soon-to-be Pro Mazda driver. We talk about Kristians racing background and how he stays prepared while he is not in a car testing. Kristian then stays on the show to join us in discussing the flurry of silly season activity that has come up this week plus some discussion on Road America, a "stump the host" trivia question, and we debate a certain drivers title before we end the episode.

In the third edition of the TSN Racing Pod, Tim Hauraney and Christian Ryan take you through all of the weekend's racing action including the F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix and NASCAR Cup Series at Talladega. Canadian F2 driver and Force India reserve driver Nicholas Latifi joins the show to talk about his racing career in Europe. Parker Thompson, a Canadian competing in Pro Mazda, also joins the show to discuss his career progression and all-Canadian race team.

Tonight we’re going to cover the Mazda Road to Indy! All three rungs were at St. Petersburg and each had two races: USF2000, Pro Mazda, and Indy Lights. There’s a whole bunch of new faces in all three branches and we also see several drivers graduating from one rung to the next. The Mazda Road to Indy is doing exactly what it’s supposed to do, graduating drivers from one level to the next on their way to the IndyCar series. We also talk about Simon Pagenaud’s retirement plans, the Rally in the 100 Acre Wood, and the recently announced 2019 broadcast deal. On balance it sounds like a great move for IndyCar, but a lot of questions still remain about the practice and qualifying sessions coverage, and the international deal is yet to be finalized.

Tonight, we review the Verizon IndyCar Race race at the beautiful and historic Watkins Glen International. Team Penske showed a rare moment of weakness as they struggled with setup all weekend long, and especially during the race. Scott Dixon drove like a champion, while points leader Josef Newgarden drove like a chumpion. Meanwhile Alexander Rossi demonstrated that he is ready and able to assume the lead driver role at Andretti Autosport. Three series titles were decided this weekend for the Mazda Road to Indy and we congratulate all three champions for USF2000, Pro Mazda, and Indy Lights.

Dusty’s out this week, but Anthony Martin is in. Coming off of a strong podium run at Gateway Motorsports Park, the Australian Pro Mazda driver looks to to claim the championship in his rookie Pro Mazda season. Shay, Adrian and Gerhett talk shop over the Bommarito Autogroup 500 and take a look ahead at the […]

Tonight, we catch up with the Mazda Road to Indy!  The Pro Mazda and Indy Lights series held a test at the newly repaved Gateway Motorsports Park, and we were there to see if the junior formula cars were as suitable to the track as the IndyCars were the previous week.  While there, we reconnected with Pro Mazda racer, TJ Fischer, and INDYCAR’s Mazda Road to Indy point man, Jason Penix.  With two more race weekends , remaining for Pro Mazda and Indy Lights, and only one for USF2000, we look at how things are shaping up and who is likely to win the scholarships to graduate up to the next rung in the Mazda Road to Indy ladder. During the brief summer break in the schedule, the Internet Rumor Mill is running at full song, and we look at the prospect of McLaren making a full-season effort for the 2019 IndyCar season, we examine the chances of Alonso returning to IndyCar in 2018 and in what capacity, and it’s never too early to start the silly season speculations.  Tony Kanaan may be the key asset that determines the direction for many others.

This week, INDYCAR takes over the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. In addition to the Verizon IndyCar Series race on Sunday, the entire Mazda Road to Indy will be on hand with USF2000 and IndyLights running two races, and the Pro Mazda series racing three times over the three day weekend. This weekend will be a pivotal race in all four series, and we’ll break down all of the championship standings and contenders. Earlier this week, IndyCar also unveiled the actual unified 2018 chassis during a test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Juan Pablo Montoya tested the Chevrolet-powered car, and Oriol Servia tested the Honda-powered car. We discuss the cosmetic and technical changes as well as the potential raceability of the new package.

Today, I have the great pleasure and honor to speak with ascendant Mazda Road to Indy driver, savvy businessman, and host of the “I Hate Racing Radio” podcast TJ Fischer. TJ last spoke with Formula1Blog.com in an interview with Todd “aka Negative Camber” McCandless as part of the FBC Downshift interview series while he was racing in Formula Renault in Europe back in 2015. Now he’s back stateside and driving for Team Pelfrey in the Mazda Road to Indy’s Pro Mazda series and has finished on the podium in every race so far in 2017. TJ is doing more than just driving a car, though. He’s also putting his business acumen to work with his new not-for-profit organization Project O2, a project aimed at raising awareness of the struggles those with asthma face, and providing ways that people can best minimize the impact of asthma through fitness, nutrition, and proper health care.

131-- Welcome to " The Indy SportsCar Podcast! " This week Driver of the #80 Team Pelfrey Pro Mazda entry Nikita Lastochkin Joins the show to talk about his career from Skippy to this years Season So far in #MRTI! Follow Nikita on Twitter @Nikitagoesracin or follow his many other social media outlets and racing career at www.NikitagoesRacing.com Follow the shows Social Media Outlets at www.TheIndySportsCarpodcast.com Stream or Download the show from iTunes, Stitcher Radio, The Podbean App and always on Demasnd at www.RedDragonsRadio.com ..Cheers!!

Tonight, we take a look at the artist illustration of the 2018 Indycar aero kit, which has emerged in recent days, and look ahead to this weekend’s upcoming Long Beach Grand Prix. We also take a look at the Mazda Road to Indy Races that opened the 2017 seasons for the USF2000, Pro Mazda, and Indy Lights Championships. All three series offered great racing and the USF2000 series debuted it’s new USF17 Tatus chassis. Drivers and fans were not disappointed. Also, the Indy Lights cars experimented with Push2Pass, and we analyze whether it really had that big of an affect on the racing.

Professor Doug Patterson,  John “The Race Fan” Olsakovsky and Tom “The Motorsports Monk” Firth get together one last time in 2016 to parse the news and rumors surrounding the upcoming IndyCar and MRTI seasons.  IndyCar rides are becoming more scarce as a few more driver signings are announced, and the Indy Lights grid is taking shape.  Pro Mazda reveals their new chassis, and USF2000 has its first Mazda Road to Indy Shootout Scholarship winner.

Tonight, we preview IndyCar's final 500-mile race of the season, the ABC Supply 500 at Pocono.  We are also honored to have as our special guest, Aaron Telitz of Team Pelfrey.  Aaron has been racing formula cars since 2012 when he competed in the Skip Barber F2000 Summer Series.  He entered the Mazda Road to Indy in the USF2000 series with Arms Up Motorsports in 2014 and transitioned to Cape Motorsports with Wayne Taylor Racing in 2015, securing a race win and a top-5 championship finish in each season.  This year, Aaron is racing with Team Pelfrey in the Pro Mazda Championship and is having a stellar season.  So far, he has five race wins and is leading the championship with three races left to go as we head to the season-finale weekend at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.

This week, Tom, John, and I preview this weekend's Verizon IndyCar Series race at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, discuss the prospect of a new aero package for 2017 that is sans rear pods, and wonder just what it means for the series that Tony George is back at the helm of Hulman & Company. We also take some time to discuss the championship standings for the entire Mazda Road to Indy presented by Cooper Tires including the USF2000, Pro Mazda, and Indy Lights series.

Early last fall, the Sports Car Club of America announced a new entry-level pro formula car program, Formula 4. When most people think of junior formula programs in the US, the Mazda Road to Indy is the first to come to mind. While the combination of USF2000, Pro Mazda and Indy Lights makes for an excellent program for those seeking a career in IndyCar, it's lack of inclusion in the Super License program makes it a challenging path for those seeking a career in Formula 1. Paul gives us the complete details on the origins of the Formula 4 program, how it fits into the SCCA Pro Racing program, and into the larger American junior formula car racing landscape.

#50a - a vida dura de piloto no Brasil C-C-C-C-Combo Breaker, dois Indycarcast na mesma semana!! O Indycarcast número 50 é mais-do-que especial, pois temos um convidado tão especial, mas tão especial que tem um programa só pra ele! Nesse podcast Filipe Dutra apresenta e Daniel Palermo, João Estumano, Matheus Antonio da Silva e Eduardo Costa (do Indycar da depressão) no finalzinho matam toda a minha, a sua, a nossa curiosidade sobre vida e obra de Nicolas Costa! Piloto campeão da F-Futuro e da F-Abarth Italiana, Nicolas pilotou também na Pro Mazda (categoria do Road to Indy), na Stock Car e agora está na Fia F4 Japonesa, além de sempre competir e ter uma caralhada de títulos no Kart. Não perca tempo e acompanhe (dica: role a postagem até o final que tem mais coisa interessante): Essa parte é toda pautada no início da carreira dele. Saiba como foi esse início, a transição dos karts para os monopostos de verdadinha, o quanto perder o autódromo de Jacarepaguá foi muito, muito, MUITO ruim e saiba se a Fórmula futuro se parecia com os Jogos Vorazes. Você também vai ouvir né? Até as criancinhas da imagem sabe que tá legal.

#50b - a vida dura de piloto na Itália C-C-C-C-Combo Breaker, dois Indycarcast na mesma semana!! O Indycarcast número 50 é mais-do-que especial, pois temos um convidado tão especial, mas tão especial que tem um programa só pra ele! Nesse podcast Filipe Dutra apresenta e Daniel Palermo, João Estumano, Matheus Antonio da Silva e Eduardo Costa (do Indycar da depressão) no finalzinho matam toda a minha, a sua, a nossa curiosidade sobre vida e obra de Nicolas Costa! Piloto campeão da F-Futuro e da F-Abarth Italiana, Nicolas pilotou também na Pro Mazda (categoria do Road to Indy), na Stock Car e agora está na Fia F4 Japonesa, além de sempre competir e ter uma caralhada de títulos no Kart. Não perca tempo e acompanhe (dica: role a postagem até o final que tem mais coisa interessante): Nessa parte viajamos com Nícolas para a Itália, saiba como é ser enclausurado em uma cidade com 500 habitantes no meio do nada, como é odiar sua equipe e sabotar seu próprio carro, como é ser feliz ao ponto de chorar feito menininha e saiba o que se aprende na Academia de Superdotados do Professor Xavier de Pilotos da Ferrari. Você também vai ouvir né? Até as criancinhas da imagem sabe que tá legal.

#50c - Nicholas Costa e Nikorasu Kosuta C-C-C-C-Combo Breaker, dois Indycarcast na mesma semana!! O Indycarcast número 50 é mais-do-que especial, pois temos um convidado tão especial, mas tão especial que tem um programa só pra ele! Nesse podcast Filipe Dutra apresenta e Daniel Palermo, João Estumano, Matheus Antonio da Silva e Eduardo Costa (do Indycar da depressão) no finalzinho matam toda a minha, a sua, a nossa curiosidade sobre vida e obra de Nicolas Costa! Piloto campeão da F-Futuro e da F-Abarth Italiana, Nicolas pilotou também na Pro Mazda (categoria do Road to Indy), na Stock Car e agora está na Fia F4 Japonesa, além de sempre competir e ter uma caralhada de títulos no Kart. Não perca tempo e acompanhe (dica: role a postagem até o final que tem mais coisa interessante): Obviamente a parte mais legal do podcast, comentamos sobre a vida de Nícolas nos países mais legais para se correr (minha opinião, a do Nícolas eu não sei): Estados Unidos e Japão. Saiba o cagaço que é se correr em oval (mesmo no pequeno de Milwaukee), como é ter uma equipe-família, como transformar uma corrida em um espetáculo automobilístico, e veja o emocionante relato do amor de Nícolas pela M1 Racing. Você também vai ouvir né? Até as criancinhas da imagem sabe que tá legal.

The USF2000 title has come down to two contenders: a Canadian, Scott Hargrove, and an American, Neil Alberico. We speak to both drivers and look ahead to the USF2000 and Pro Mazda season finales while also covering the latest IndyCar news on this week's More Front Wing podcast.

The USF2000 title has come down to two contenders: a Canadian, Scott Hargrove, and an American, Neil Alberico. We speak to both drivers and look ahead to the USF2000 and Pro Mazda season finales while also covering the latest IndyCar news on this week's More Front Wing podcast.