220 - How'd We Do in 2025 - Resolutions Time!
About this episode
Scott and Seth reflect on their resolutions for the new year, discussing the challenges and realities of setting goals. They share personal anecdotes about their past resolutions, including attempts to reduce energy drink consumption and engage more in their racing communities. The conversation touches on the emotional toll of being constantly informed and outraged, and the importance of focusing on what truly matters. They also explore the idea of simplifying their lives and caring more deeply about fewer things, making for a relatable and introspective discussion.
Seth wants to care about less... but more... Scott wants to be in more places...
We compare notes on our 2025 resolutions to see how we did... and aim into 2026 differently!
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IMSA
"...like, you know, if you're at a track like Road America, like IMSA is going to get their weekend. Yeah. And Indy car is going to get scheduled before you."
IMSA is a group that organizes car racing events, mainly in the United States. They have different types of races that include fast sports cars.
IMSA stands for the International Motor Sports Association, which is known for organizing sports car racing events in North America. They host a variety of series, including the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, featuring a mix of prototypes and GT cars.
IndyCar
"...IMSA is going to get their weekend. Yeah. And Indy car is going to get scheduled before you."
IndyCar is a type of car racing that uses open-wheel cars, which means the wheels are outside the main body of the car. They race on different types of tracks, including famous ones like the Indianapolis 500.
IndyCar is a premier open-wheel racing series in North America, known for its high-speed races on oval tracks and road courses. The series features iconic events like the Indianapolis 500.
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