Podcasts about rj valentine

The FIRST of our RE-HEATED series, where we re-issue episodes that might share something with racing stories in the news… Episode 150 featured RJ Valentine. RJ Valentine is one of sportscar racing's greatest characters, and beloved by our hosts. A businessman first, RJ grew up under tough circumstances in South Boston through the 1940's and 1950's, building a hugely successful series of businesses which eventually led him down the path of racing. Funding his own way, RJ has driven in Trans-Am, IMSA, and Grand-Am, all in their heyday, ultimately leading to his career highlight, winning the Daytona 500 (listen to episode for details). What makes RJ most entertaining is his complete zero-apologies character, not afraid to share his opinions on politics, people around him, and life at large. Dinner was served at Davios in Burlington, Massachusetts. Thanks again to Continental Tire and Acura for making it all happen.!

In the season three (long awaited) finale, Special Guest RJ Valentine joins Buddy and Greg to talk about his incredible life, notably as a successful businessman and the oldest Champion of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona. 

You didn't think I would forget you on Halloween, did you? This is a very special episode of Cassandra Explains It all as we celebrate our executive producer Shawana's birthday and the release of Trouble Takes A Holiday! I am joined by authors and podcasters Marco Sparks and James Taylor to cover this amazing episode of PLL where we visit camo Mona. In this episode the liars go glamping for Mona's birthday as A's threats escalate and the FBI arrives in Rosewood. But not even a mani-pedi can lift the girls' spirits when the evening takes a dangerous turn. We also chat about the release of their new YA book Trouble Takes A Holiday, available everywhere now. Jenny Valentine won the prize. Keeping it won't be easy. She's filthy rich, she's dating the head cheerleader, she's blackmailing the star athlete, and she's got an ace up her sleeve that no one will see coming. Life is good for Jenny Valentine, the tiny teenage sleuth and misanthropic heiress to the late RJ Valentine's bestselling Trouble: Girl Detective publishing empire. After putting her evil stepmother away for Dad's murder, book sales and merchandise are way up, and Jenny's anxiety is way down. Only trouble is, the real killer is still out there, and he knows Jenny is lying. With six heirloom clues left, the game remains afoot, and a shocking murder case from the past might be the Stranger's new playground. Between an active serial killer, mean girls at school, an anonymous cyberbully, and a nosy reporter, everyone wants a piece of Trouble. Can't a girl have it all? The money, the fame, the romance, the secrets, and Danger too?

How paying attention to the details of quality supplements helped RJ Valentine achieve greater levels of immune response and maintain high energy levels.

RJ Valentine is one of sportscar racing’s greatest characters, and beloved by our hosts. A businessman first, RJ grew up under tough circumstances in South Boston through the 1940’s and 1950’s, building a hugely successful series of businesses which eventually led him down the path of racing. Funding his own way, RJ has driven in […]

Listen to the 249th episode of Motorsports Madness, featuring previews of the NASCAR Semifinal weekend at ISM Raceway and special guest RJ Valentine from Impact Safety Systems!

Listen to the 249th episode of Motorsports Madness, featuring previews of the NASCAR Semifinal weekend at ISM Raceway and special guest RJ Valentine from Impact Safety Systems!

Join your host Adam Sinclair and color-commentator Mykkal Mulalley as they chat racing with guest RJ Valentine. A Boston native, RJ Valentine’s passion for auto racing is equaled only by his business acumen. 

This week on the show: 0:26-Matt McCarthy on the Red Sox 17:53-RJ Valentine talks Daytona 500 27:33-Jimmy Young plays "Call It Like It Is" Follow us on Twitter @CallinItPodcast

RJ Valentine discovered a way to combine his passion for automobiles and racing in to his business. He’s raced for over 40 years with over 400 pro starts including the Trans Am Series. He’s won the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, driven for PTG Motorsports, and competed in the Grand-Am GT series. A lifetime entrepreneur, he founded the MBA Group in 1969 and one of their many successes was the Jiffy Lube franchise and Lo-Jack Car Security Systems. In 2000 he opened F1 Boston, a European-style indoor kart racetrack and then an outdoor track in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. His Safety Systems created a new barrier system for racetracks and today he’s opened New Jersey Motorsports Park and a trackside Exotics Car Garages.

The boys are back from their hiatus!! This week the guys talk with Sebring winner Owen Trinkler of CRG Racing and then chat with RJ Valentine about his new safety barriers and a little flashback with his time with Andy Lally. Then they discuss the IMSA/ACO position on the new DPI class as well as news and CONTI Sebring race review.