Podcasts about track attack

In this episode of Good Morning Liberty, hosts Nate Thurston and Charles Chuck Thompson bring you the latest and most outlandish events in politics and culture. They discuss a range of topics including WNBA players demanding NBA-level salaries, a high school track incident, the irony of a climate summit leading to deforestation, and a tweet from the grave. They also cover cringy moments from Democratic reps, the irony in Pope Francis' comments on market logic, and the ongoing feud between Donald Trump and Thomas Massie. Tune in for a mixture of humor, strong opinions, and thought-provoking commentary. (02:30) WNBA (08:30) Track Attack (13:26) Climate Summit Hypocrisy (16:14) He was dead the whole time (22:01) Simpsons Treehouse Demolition (25:10) Tesla and Hitler Comparisons (34:57) Love is Blind Clip (41:04) Cringy Democrats (50:07) Massie vs Trump (01:01:07) Dumb Bleep of the Week   Links:   https://gml.bio.link/   YOUTUBE:   https://bit.ly/3UwsRiv   RUMBLE:   https://rumble.com/c/GML   Check out Martens Minute!   https://martensminute.podbean.com/   Follow Josh Martens on X:   https://twitter.com/joshmartens13   Join the private discord & chat during the show!   joingml.com   Bank on Yourself bankonyourself.com/gml   Get FACTOR Today! FACTORMEALS.com/factorpodcast     Good Morning Liberty is sponsored by BetterHelp! Rediscover your curiosity today by visiting Betterhelp.com/GML (Get 10% off your first month)     Protect your privacy and unlock the full potential of your streaming services with ExpressVPN. Get 3 more months absolutely FREE by using our link EXPRESSVPN.com/GML  

Our first new console of the year is here! Will the Emerson Arcadia shake up the console gaming landscape or be a big flop?! You'll have to listen to find out! We check out Cat Trax for the system, as well as Broderbund's Track Attack, Shoei's Sky Army, and Century's Wall Street in today's episode!Website -https://historyofvideogamespodcast.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/HistoryofVideo1Email - historyvgpodcast@gmail.comHosts - Ben & WesMusic - Arranged and recorded by Ben

Send us a textJoin Bill Snow on Late To Grid for a tire talk with a twist! Johnny Miller and Johnny V Miller, father and son, from Track Day Tire.com, reveal the secrets of the brand new Hoosier Track Attack tire. Get insider tips on this game-changing tire, learn about its unique features, and hear about the incredible testing experience that had them raving!Key Takeaways:The Hoosier Track Attack Tire: This is no ordinary street tire – it's a race tire engineered for ultimate performance and grip.Unsprung Weight Matters: Johnny breaks down the concept of unsprung weight and how it impacts braking and handling.Confidence-Boosting Grip: Both Johnny and Johnny V rave about the incredible grip and confidence this tire provides.Perfect for HPDE and Track Day Enthusiasts: Track Day Tire.com highlights the tire's ideal application for those looking for performance on the track.Track Day Tire.com: Get expert advice, great service, and the right tires for your next track day experience!_ How to connect with Track Day Tire:TrackdayTire.comhttps://www.instagram.com/trackdaytirehttps://www.facebook.com/trackdaytirewww.youtube.com/@trackdaytire8281Email: Sales@trackdaytire.com_ Watch the previous episode with Johnny Miller: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1573798/episodes/14074414-talking-tires-and-so-much-more-with-johnny-miller-from-track-day-tire.mp3?download=true Thanks for listening and taking an interest in growing grassroots racing. The Late To Grid podcast shares the stories and inspiration that help listeners along their motorsports journey. Find all episodes on the Atomic Autosports website.

Episode 569 - Adam goes to the Hoosier Track Attack launch event and connects with John Hunter from SCCA to talk about the experience. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slipangle-show/support

Dedicated Episode Page: https://tro.bike/?p=34240Music by Otis McDonald (https://otismacmusic.com/)It finally happened, folks. Brian Wringer attended his first track day and as one might expect, he thoroughly enjoyed it. Of course, that doesn't stop him from downplaying it with his signature calm.Further in, we're joined by TRO cult member Neil Sullivan (a man of mucheth track day glory). Neil makes it clear that as of this episode's publishing date, MotoVid.com (https://www.motovid.com/) has set the bar. He intends to sign up through them regularly in the future.Two thirds in, Travatron kicks down the door with a "big" (hav) beer in hand courtesy of Giant Jones (https://giantjones.com/). Liquid bravery and a comfortable chair will always get him talking shop. This being his first track day as well, he has plenty of good things to say.

In this episode titled "Finding Our Fact-Check," the Rebel Teacher Alliance hosts—Fabian, Jamie, and Scott—share classroom experiences and educational insights. Fabian discusses being fact-checked by John Meehan about the "Track Attack" game and how he successfully implemented it with his students. Jamie celebrates her students building lightsabers, unlocking new levels in her classroom game, and highlights a legendary book project that has inspired the class. The trio reflects on teaching about 9/11, offering different approaches suitable for various age groups. Scott seeks book recommendations for his high school students, leading to a discussion on engaging literature for reluctant readers. In our ever-popular segment "Whatcha been playin'...?", Scott shares his experience with the game Patchwork. Join @hofmannedu, @mrsjamiehalsey, and @findingmyaloha each week by subscribing to our podcast and rating and reviewing us on Apple Podcasts! Join our Discord on rebelteacheralliance.com or here. Find us on Instagram @rebelteacheralliance, on Twitter @rebelteacherpod, and on TikTok @rebelteacheralliance. Leave us a message here! Things mentioned on the show: Track Attack on EMC2 - paid content In the Shadow of the Towers "The Man in the Red Bandana" by Honor Crowther Fagan Patchwork - Boardgame --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebel-teacher-alliance/support

This week, the Jamie, Fabian, and Scott discuss EduProtocols, Emc2learning activities, an Egg Dash challenge, and more! Jamie gives us an update on how her students did with their second Microlab and how much they have improved already. Fabian is having an EduProtocols Bonanza and is considering using two templates by EMC2learning called Last Word and Track Attack. And lastly, Scott talks about his poster printer and how he engages his ALO students. In the end, Fabian describes one of his favorite review games: Danger Cards. Join @hofmannedu, @mrsjamiehalsey, and @findingmyaloha each week by subscribing to our podcast and rating and reviewing us on Apple Podcasts! Join our Discord on rebelteacheralliance.com or here. Find us on Instagram @rebelteacheralliance, on Twitter @rebelteacherpod, and on TikTok @rebelteacheralliance. Leave us a message here! Things mentioned on the show: EMC2Learning Microlab EMC2Learning EggDash Challenge --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rebel-teacher-alliance/support

In this episode of the Late To Grid podcast, Bill shares some of his recent on track experiences including karting at Thompson Kart Raceway, a Track Night in America at Nelson Ledges, and having the RX-7 at a Time Trial event.  He also has Adam DeLong on from the Ohio Valley Region of the SCCA to talk about the August 11th Time Trial event at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.Learn More & Register: OVR Time Trial @ Mid-OhioOhio Valley Region of the SCCA WebsiteEmail Adam: timetrials@ovr-scca.orgLooking for track day tires?  Bill can save you some money!  The Continental ExtremeContact Force 200 is the tire everyone is talking about.  Head over to trackdaytire.com, add four ECF tires to your cart and enter code SnowVIP and that 4th tire ends up being free.  How awesome is that?  Great tires and saving money.  Plus, if you are in the Akron or Cleveland Ohio area, have the Atomic Autosports team mount and balance them for you.     Check out our sponsors:LMS-EFI Website, Facebook, InstagramAtomic Autosports Website, Facebook, InstagramETC Coaching Michael Ribas on LinkedIn, ETC Website, ETC InstagramFollow us!Late to Grid - InstagramLate To Grid - FacebookLate To Grid - TwitterEpisodes on YouTubeOur Host, Bill - Instagram and TikTokThanks for listening and taking an interest in growing grassroots racing. The Late To Grid podcast shares the stories and inspiration that help listeners along their motorsports journey. Want to start to do track days, HPDE events, and eventually race? Our guests share their advice to help you.

Mark talks about the variety of events and championships that BARC run between the months of March and November how he has put his stamp on the BARC (having joined ahead of the 2021 campaign) and has expanded the Competitions Department.Mark's lookinf forward to 2023 which includes the addition of new championships from Caterham Motorsport and Track Attack.

In this episode, Bobby breaks down the races at Martinsville Speedway and Bristol Dirt. He also goes over the latest news and notes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome back to the Horsepower After Tax Podcast! Today we have an exciting episode, we are introducing a new segment into the mix. Track Attack!During the month of May something spectacular happens, in a country that is smaller than most major cities. The entire country of Monaco transforms completely to accommodate the most anticipated motorsport race of the year. After 6 weeks of planning and assembly with approximately 3000 workers a racetrack is born, unlike any other professional race track in the world. The race circuit is narrow, a lot of elevation shifts and many tight corners. These features make it one of the most demanding tracks in Formula One racing. Motorsport legend Nelson Piquet famously described racing around the streets of Monte Carlo: ‘like riding a bicycle around your living room' Winding its way through the dazzling city of Monte Carlo, the track length is 3.33kms long with 19 turns that are sure to keep even the most experienced drivers on edge. Over the years race cars have become more advanced and larger, leaving less and less room for error or passing.All that and more in this new episode! 

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Andrew Rains joins us for this episode to talk through his racing history and then we went deeply into the Apex Pro telemetry system.  We have used our two Apex Pro’s many times this season and everyone has liked the simple interface while on track and the data analysis capability off track is simple and fast, yet powerful.  We have only scratched the surface to this point, but we wanted to make sure everyone we know was aware of the Apex Pro system and we all learned a great deal more about the system with Andrew.  After this episode, we can understand why he is a sought after coach at the track. Meanwhile, on our Dominating with Dawson segment, we thought it was time to discuss the concept of scrubbing speed, what it means and how to avoid it, as well as how it can be used to assist you on track to lower your lap times. As always, if you have any questions that you would like us to cover with Ben, please let us know in a (5 star?) podcast review or via email at GarageHeroesInTraining@gmail.com or in a comment on our social media. We hope you enjoy this episode! PS  Andrew and the Apex Pro team was kind enough to provide our listeners a discount code for a free Phone Mount when you buy an Apex Pro unit  on their website.  Please add both the unit and the phone mount and then enter the discount code. provided in the episode   Best regards, Vicki, Jennifer, Alan, and Bill Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training Podcast and Garage Heroes In Training racing team drivers   Information about the Apex Pro can be found at:  https://apextrackcoach.com/ Andrew and the team can be contacted at:  apex@apextrackcoach.com or at Andrew@apextrackcoach.com Also, Andrew is competing well at the recent Grid Life GLTC NOLA event even though his #719 BMW is on treaded tires vs everyone else on racing slicks here:  Race 3:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7olV427w28 Race 4:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PufQoz_a7hA   Highlights from this episode include: 1)  We learn about Andrew’s extensive racing experience, as well as his current E36 M3 WRL and Grid Life GLTC BMW car, past, present, and future. 2)  Vicki thinks she is on mute.  Then she knows she is on mute.  Then it sinks in.  The life of a mom.  Lol. 3)  Andrew really has a great racing philosophy and a way of thinking about being at the track. 4)  We discuss several potential issues that people cite that prevents them from starting and a variety of ways to overcome them, including contacting Andrew or us at any point.  Every driver we know would love to have more people to share the track with.  It is much more fun for everyone. 5)  The discussion on the Apex Pro at 19:50 with one of Bill’s longest intros ever that Vicki jumped in and made even longer, lol. 6)  Andrew provided a great overview of the Apex Pro device and its operation at 23:20 7)  We begin to explain the detail of the actual operation and interpretation of the lights when on track and how the patented Apex Pro algorithms work in the background.  The best news for most of us is that it works even if you can't even spell algorithm. 8)  Vicki and Jennifer relate how the Apex Pro has helped them on track at their current level of driving.  Those simple little LED lights can provide so much feedback on track and so quickly, it really is amazing.  Especially when a driver may be early on in their learning and can often be overwhelmed with the number and speed of sensory inputs when driving at speed. 9)  We then go into the setup (that is super easy and quick) and beginning use of the data within the app that is collected automatically. 10)  Andrew even answers some of our “how do we” questions with useful tips and tricks, several that we had thought of to this point. 11)  Questions answered include:  Options for multiple drivers and endurance races, approximately how long will the battery last, how to save battery during the day if not powered within the car, how to add tracks, especially for autocross use, can I use the Apex Pro without a phone, how the auto-start and auto-stop features work and interact with the phone screen being on, what does the apex score mean and how to interpret it, some of the potential values and options to utilize the power of the notes section. 12)  How the Apex Pro light display works, what the light colors mean, and how to interpret the lights and probably most importantly, how you can use them to make driving changes on track during the stint. 13)  Andrew also goes into the other data you can get in your car if your phone is visible.  Then we go into the full data capabilities that are available post session using the Apex Pro app. 14)  Our resident engineer has his usual requests for future features.  He just can't help it.  Please bear with him, we try, every single day.  But it appears that Bill may finally have had a good question. 15)  Andrew then moved into the beginning level of looking at data, almost a 101 review.  Once you have used the unit, or any telemetry unit that offers data, this discussion would form a very good foundation for looking at your data the first time and how to correlate the data to your track feel/impression.  Intro at ~51:20 16)  Simple 101 process outline:  1)  Think about where you did not feel comfortable or where you think you may have left the most opportunity to improve,  2)  Look at those areas on the track map overview screen,   3)  Speed vs distance plot and check if the top of the speed trace is rounded (coast or slow transition) or is it sharp and you moved from full throttle to brake quickly,  4)  Look at your minimum speed in corners and if a fast corner you would like a u-shape and in slow corners, you would like a V-shape (fast is above ~60 mph or 100 kph) 17)  Options for exporting the data to larger visual areas, like an iPad or a computer as well as additional options, like Track Attack, to compare with other drivers who may use other data collection systems. 18)  Bill resumes his friction circle soap box discussion.  Andrew graciously tolerates it.  Is there any foundation to Bill’s theory?  Still tbd. 19)  We even had a chance to go into the Apex Pro Crew View feature and how it can be used.  Bill is getting more and more excited.  And then we started to discuss the ability to add in OBDII data. 20)  Options for integrating into other data systems and video options including Race Render. ~1:13:45 21)  Our team has been working on a comprehensive survey of all the data systems, but we have only completed the systems we have personally tested to this point.  If interested in the results or helping us try some of the missing systems, please let us know. 22)  How best to analyze multiple drivers and/or multiple laps within the Apex Pro system as well as external software systems. 23)  We end our discussion of Apex Pro discussion is at ~1:29 and begin our F&F Storytime questions

Story behind the famous Silver Bullet Flying Combine from the mid to late 1980's, seen at tons of fairs and shows all over the country + in the movie "Race Against the Harvest" starring Wayne Rogers from TV show M.A.S.H.  Machinery Pete talks with Gail Brookins of West Fargo, ND, who along with husband Ernie Brookins built and operated the Silver Bullet Flying Combine. Gail shares amazing stories from the road of the Silver Bullet. [:40] - Machinery Pete sets up what might be his favorite interview [3:38] - Interview with Gail Brookins begins [4:20] - Building the Silver Bullet [8:40] - Testing and preparing the Flying Combine for shows [12:03] - Coors Light and the Silver Bullet [13:55] - The first jump [17:00] - How Gail and Ernie met and how they got into demolitions [24:04] - Reaction to the first jump [36:45] -The Silver Bullet on the silver screen [43:15] - “Track Attack” [49:58] - “Tranzilla” [56:08] - Inventions and patents [1:05:33] - Looking back on the traveling years [1:07:22] - Final words from Machinery Pete Machinery Pete was founded in 1989 and has grown from its humble beginnings to a full-fledged marketplace for farming equipment. Greg Peterson, founder and host, has also released Machinery Pete content across platforms including YouTube with his long-running Machinery Pete TV show.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to the Machinery Pete Podcast in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.

Half and Half: Brad Pedersen and his RWD Focus and some photography. Race Colorado host Jon Walkow sits down with local Pikes Peak International Raceway Track Attack racer Brad Pederson of DTF (Down To Focus) Garage to chat about Track Attack, what DTF Garage is, racing for beginners, and his rear wheel drive Ford Focus project car. We also end the episode with a little bit of photography knowledge from local automotive photographer, Jon Walkow.

Larry Millas is an original and current member of the iconic American rock band, The Ides Of March. Larry has owned and operated multiple high end recording studios throughout the Chicago area such as Tanglewood, River North Recorders, Track Attack, and is currently working full time at Jim Peterik’s studio. Larry is an outstanding audio engineer and producer who has worked with many major artists such as David Bowie, Dennis DeYoung of Styx, and of course Jim Peterik from The Ides of March and Survivor. It was a real honor to sit with Larry in the studio and hear his wisdom and amazing musical journey. Links: https://theidesofmarch.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-millas-82384411/ https://www.discogs.com/artist/576770-Larry-Millas Sponsor: http://darausf.com/  https://www.stfrancis.edu/

All running apps pretty much do the same thing. You press a button, it tracks how far you go, and you can post your stats to Facebook. Pretty boring, right? We think so. Charge Running flips that on its head. Our app tracks your distance, speed, cadence, and heart rate, all while running with others LIVE from all over the world in real-time. Sounds pretty cool? Thats not the best part. Each Charge class comes with a LIVE training coach, who tracks all your different metrics in real-time and can push you to new levels you never thought possible. Game changer. In this week's episode, Coach Amy will get you warmed up, and ready to hit that road or treadmill for a 50 minute Track Attack Workout. Workouts like these are great for every type of runner! You'll be running through all of your paces, which is a great way to build speed, endurance, and improve your running economy! To check out the Charge Running app, and join one of our 20+ live runs every single day, tap the link below! https://charge.app.link/yqo0ZnCnT0 or head to our website to sign up today! www.ChargeRunning.com

All running apps pretty much do the same thing. You press a button, it tracks how far you go, and you can post your stats to Facebook. Pretty boring, right? We think so. Charge Running flips that on its head. Our app tracks your distance, speed, cadence, and heart rate, all while running with others LIVE from all over the world in real-time. Sounds pretty cool? Thats not the best part. Each Charge class comes with a LIVE training coach, who tracks all your different metrics in real-time and can push you to new levels you never thought possible. Game changer. In this week's episode, Coach Amy will get you warmed up, and ready to hit that road or treadmill for a 50 minute Track Attack Workout. Workouts like these are great for every type of runner! You'll be running through all of your paces, which is a great way to build speed, endurance, and improve your running economy! To check out the Charge Running app, and join one of our 20+ live runs every single day, tap the link below! https://charge.app.link/yqo0ZnCnT0 or head to our website to sign up today! www.ChargeRunning.com

It's the first ever RAMBLE GAMBLE! I switched it up this week with a no-notes, no-run sheet episode. I ramble about several things like White Rock, Sober October, a week in the life, the origins of Track Attack, birthday sightings, and more. I even played a song! Check it out and lemme know what you think. This and all episodes are available on Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. Remember to like & subscribe! This is a Transmission from the Habitat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelbastonpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/michael_baston Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelBastonPodcast/

Jim Mero joins me to talk about the Corvette, his contributions to its development over the past decade-plus, life as a development test driver, lapping the Nurburgring as part of one’s job, and what’s ahead for Corvette. Two things that came out of our conversation that I found especially fascinating was his explanation of “linear versus non-linear driving,” and how test drivers rely on their subconscious to drive the car while the conscious mind is focused on developing the car.  Jim spent 34 years at General Motors, with the last 15 as a Ride & Handling Engineer focused on the Corvette. No doubt, today’s Vette is a direct result of Jim’s engineering and test driving. He retired from GM in September of 2018, and now has his own consulting business, Jim Mero Vehicle Dynamics LLC. Jim’s Speed Secret(s): “Get a go-kart. Driving is a process. Your best friend is your instructor and the laps you drive. Data will set you free.”  For more info about Jim… Web: http://jimmero.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jimmerovehicledynamics/ Email: jim@jimmero.com I also mentioned the online Chalktalk I’m doing on May 14, 2019. Yes, it’s free, but to reserve your spot or join in, go to TrackAttack.io/SSChalktalk.

Eric Meyer joins me to talk about the steps and process he’s seen that the best drivers – and organizations – use to become even better drivers. From first-timers to serious club racers and pros, there are certain things – situational awareness, passing and being passed, flags, race starts – that everyone should learn. And there’s a process you can use to learn them more effectively. Eric is the Chief Instructor for the NASA Great Lakes Region, and has raced in both amateur and pro racing – Grand-Am and Pirelli World Challenge, for example. Eric’s Speed Secret: The more you scan with your eyes, the better. Follow: NASA Great Lakes Data Acquisition Resource page Eric also mentioned TrackAttack.io and APEX Pro. Oh, and mark February 23, 2019 on your calendar for a super-cool event that Eric and I are doing together in Indy. More details are coming soon.

Gama Aguilar-Gamez allows me to record a coaching session I do with him. We talk about identifying strengths and weaknesses, and then what he needs to do to improve. We use data to confirm some things that we felt were things he should work on, and talk about the approach he should take to make these improvements. Oh, and we talk about the difference between him and Fernando Alonso. Gama races in the PRO3 (Spec E30) series in the Pacific Northwest, as well as being a founder of the Track Attack application – a tool that helps you compare data from different systems, and provides a secure storage system. For more information about Track Attack, go to www.TrackAttack.io; and follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @TrackAttackApp.

Nancy and the Meerkats and their manager Big Joe have been helping superfan Ed Shearling set up his new band, Quackalack. In this episode, they look at how copyright can protect the band’s hard work.  

Gama Aguilar is a technology and racing junky.  Originally born in Mexico, he grew up in his dad’s shop and it was there that his passion for cars was hard-coded.  After several years of working in the bleeding edge of technology at Hewlett Packard, Intel and Microsoft, he decided to try and disrupt the motorsports industry with Track Attack.  Track Attack is a GPS based lap timer, video recorder and sharing platform for Windows Phone, iOS and Android phones. Gama is an avid racer, going on his second year competing in the PRO3 class and Time Trials with NASA.  When he’s not on the track, you’ll find him working as a Senior Product Planner at Microsoft, training on a simulator using Forza and iRacing.

5 of our favorite tracks at the moment mixed together for you to enjoy! Track List: 1. Take it (Simone Vitullo Remix) - DJ PP 2. Jon Bovi - Catz n' Dogz 3. Battle for Middle You - Julio Bashmore 4. Stoer (Kruse Nubernberg Dub Tool) - Ruben De Ronde 5. Hungry for the Power (Jamie Jones Ridge Street Remix) - Azari and III

From the Cycle Jerk's Website: Trick Track is exactly what it sounds like: Tricks on Track bikes. This months Trick Track was held at Civic Center Park and is organized by Fuck You Phil Carlson and Hot Tony. Besides tricks, we started off the night this time with a beer sweep. Who ever can pick up the most beers and hold them- without a bag- wins. . . the beer. Sam Turner won this Trick Track with his Superman trick. To find out more about Trick Track (now called “Track Attack”), check out their Myspace page.