About this episode
Deepu Sondhe shares his lifelong passion for IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, sparked by his proximity to the track and admiration for racing legend Rick Mears. He discusses the evolution of IndyCar, praising its current resurgence and the electrifying atmosphere of the Indy 500 and qualifying days. Deepu also highlights the challenges of conveying the sport's excitement on TV versus live attendance. Additionally, he talks about a charity golf outing supporting blood drives and reflects on his memorable first conversation with Rick Mears. The episode blends personal stories, racing insights, and community efforts.
Deepu Sondhe moved to Indiana in the 1970s and immediately fell in love with the Indy 500 and Rick Mears. Then he tells us all about the 429 Golf Outing at IMS, supporting Hinch's Stop & Go Foundation.
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