Alarms, Conor's Ride, and Red Bull Shake Up
About this episode
The hosts share lighthearted banter about personal quirks before diving into racing news and holiday plans. Highlights include a funny alarm mishap story, Connor Daly securing a full IndyCar season with JHR, and the complexities of racing schedules and team deals. They discuss Sergio Perez leaving Red Bull and speculate on his future role. IMSA updates cover James Hinchcliffe's endurance races with the returning FAF team now partnered with Lamborghini, plus the stacked Trackhouse Corvette lineup for Daytona. The episode blends humor, insider insights, and reflections on the challenges and excitement of motorsports.
Thim's dealing with some online hate, the guys have stories about the effectiveness -or lack thereof- of house alarms. Plus, Conor Daly has full season ride at JHR for 2025. In the F1 world, Red Bull and Sergio Pérez are parting ways, and there are some interesting rumors floating around about who will take his spot, and what might come next for Sergio.
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Chevrolet HHR
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Chevrolet Corvette
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