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Cool Careers, Awesome People, along with Unusual & Inspiring Histories from all over the Autosphere. From wrench turners to artists, authors, racers, designers and everyone in between. The road to success is paved by all of us. Because #everyonehasastory
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Jul 9, 2026
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Evening With A Legend: Andy Pilgrim 03.12.2024 46:58
In this episode of Evening with the Legend, Andy Pilgrim discusses his illustrious racing career, notably his multiple finishes at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Andy shares how he began in endurance racing, his journey through different racing series, and his experiences with the Firestone Firehawk series. He recounts his first time racing at Le Mans in 1996, the mental and physical challenges faced du...
Screen to Speed No.32: Yvonne Houffelaar; Disability, Advocacy, Community Management at INIT eSports 02.12.2024 1:02:18
In this episode of Init Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@LoveFortySix) welcomes the inspiring and accomplished Yvonne Houffelaar (@Yvonne_Houffelaar). Yvonne is a dynamic force in sim racing and motorsport, wearing multiple hats as the Community Manager of Init Esports, Team Manager for the Screen to Speed Dream Team, and Co-founder of United Sim Team. With a passion for inclusivity and divers...
Pebble Beach ‘24: Elegance, Eva Braun’s Bum, Racing Top Gun, a scruffy Bugatti & a Mafia Ferrari 29.11.2024 2:45:08
Jon Summers is the Motoring Historian. He was a company car thrashing technology sales rep that turned into a fairly inept sports bike rider. On his show he gets together with various co-hosts to talk about new and old cars, driving, motorbikes, motor racing, motoring travel. Jon explores various car events including the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance and the Laguna Seca races. In this episode,...
Thanksgiving, Snow, and Spark Plugs: The Untold Story of America’s First Auto Race 28.11.2024 30:07
This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, details the historical significance and background of the 1895 Horseless Carriage Contest held on Thanksgiving Day in Chicago, sponsored by the Chicago Times Herald. It is often considered the first automobile race in America. David Schmidt, a director at the Society of Automotive Historians, will discuss the event's what, why, when,...
Drive Thru News #51 - The Friendsgiving Episode! 26.11.2024 1:55:37
In the 51st episode of 'The Drive Thru,' the hosts deviate from their traditional discussions to present the Ultimate Holiday Shopping Guide curated specifically for car enthusiasts. Sponsored by major automotive brands, this episode features a variety of gift ideas, from model cars and Lego sets to high-end watches and automotive art. Guest appearances include Don Weberg from Garage Style Magazin...
Screen to Speed No.31: Nina Hahn, from Sim Racing Star to Real-Life Racing Dreams 25.11.2024 1:06:07
In Episode 31 of INIT Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@LoveFortySix) welcomes back the talented Nina Hahn (@downforce_girl), a lightning-fast sim racer and a driver for Olympus eSports and the Screen to Speed Dream Team. Nina shares updates on her racing journey, her experiences as a top-level sim racer, and her ambitions to transition into real-life motorsport. This episode dives into Nina’s...
From Paddock to Platform: How Media Shaped Formula One’s Story 21.11.2024 28:32
This episode The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, features Richard Haynes, a Professor of Media Sport. Haynes, an author of multiple books on sport and communications, presents a detailed analysis of the evolution of media relations in Formula 1 from the 1960s to today. The talk is based on Haynes' forthcoming book co-authored with Raymond Boyle. Using interviews with journalists, broad...
Follow the Money: How Formula One Sponsorships Reveal Cultural Shifts 20.11.2024 30:53
This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, features a presentation by Elton "Skip" McGoun, an emeritus professor of finance at Bucknell University. The presentation explores the evolution of sponsorship in Formula One racing from post-World War II to the present day. McGoun examines how sponsorships reflect and shape the cultural appeal of the sport, discussing how various ind...
Watkins Glen’s Circus Era: When Formula One Came to Town 19.11.2024 25:26
On this episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, sponsored by the International Motor Racing Research Center, we feature Dr. James Miller presenting on the history of Formula One racing at Watkins Glen. The presentation highlights Watkins Glen's 20-year era of hosting Formula One from 1961 to 1980, underscoring its unique community involvement, the evolution of Formula One, and t...
Screen to Speed No.30: Anjali Vadgama Silva: Racing, Advocacy, and Walking for MS 18.11.2024 40:12
In Episode 30 of INIT Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@LoveFortySix) sits down with the inspiring Anjali Vadgama Silva, a racing driver and ambassador for Team BRIT. Despite living with multiple sclerosis (MS), Anjali continues to defy expectations, breaking barriers in motorsport and advocating for greater inclusivity and awareness for those with disabilities. This episode explores Anjali’s j...
Finding Your Tribe: How Paul Ragsdale Built The Autoverse to Unite Petrolheads Everywhere 14.11.2024 44:16
On this episode of Break/Fix we feature Paul Ragsdale, founder of The Autoverse, which is an organization dedicated to fostering vehicle and motorsports enthusiasm. The discussion covers Paul's lifelong passion for cars and motorsports, his inspiration from community platforms like DriveTribe, and his efforts to build a diverse and inclusive automotive community. Paul emphasizes providing accessib...
Evening With A Legend: Lyn St. James 12.11.2024 43:03
In this episode of Evening with the Legend, we introduce Lyn St. James, a highly successful female race car driver known for her illustrious career in races like the 12 Hours of Sebring, the 24 Hours of Rolex, and the 24 Hours of Nürburgring. Lyn shares her journey to competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, detailing the challenges she faced securing a seat in 1989, the experiences of driving there,...
Pit Stop: Big Cars & Highway Bullies! 07.11.2024 26:19
On this What Should I Buy? B-side from our Teens & First Time Drivers episode, Don and the team unpack and explore more about driving Big Cars and handling Highway Bullies. We delve into a conversation about automotive histories, personal car stories, and the evolution of vehicles over time. Key highlights include discussing experiences with various cars, such as the Toyota FJ Cruiser, Lincoln...
What Should I Buy? - The First Car Conundrum 05.11.2024 1:35:50
Our panel of car enthusiasts debates the best first car for a young driver, considering various factors like budget, safety, reliability, and unique criteria. The discussion revolves around a letter from a father (Don) and his daughter Caitlyn to find the perfect car within a $10,000 budget. The panelists explore a wide range of vehicles, from modern SUVs to quirky and durable options like the Hon...
Screen to Speed No.29: Victoria Thomson: Champion of Global eSport Games Qualifiers 04.11.2024 1:00:39
In Episode 29 of INIT Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@LoveFortySix) welcomes the incredible Victoria Thomson (@vicky_thomson_394), a sim racer who has taken the competitive racing world by storm. Victoria shares her remarkable journey to victory, winning both the German qualifiers for the Global eSport Games and the prestigious Screen to Speed competition at the ADAC SimRacing Expo. This epis...
Ferrari Fridays: Gotham Garage Goes Exotic - But at What Cost? 01.11.2024 55:03
In this episode of 'Ferrari Fridays,' William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace discusses all things Ferrari with his co-host Crew Chief Eric. They delve into the latest season of 'Car Masters' on Netflix, scrutinizing their treatment of Ferrari vehicles, from the 360 to the 488 GTB and F8 Tributo. Other topics include the collector market, car auctions, and personalized car modifications. The...
Racing Superstitions: Peanuts, Green Cars, and the Ghosts of Speed 31.10.2024 27:05
In this episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, Al Isselhard discusses the rich history of superstitions and bizarre events in auto racing, citing examples involving superstitions surrounding green race cars, the number 13, peanuts, and various rituals practiced by drivers. Events like Lee Oldfield's 1911 accident and the deaths of Gaston Chevrolet and Francois Cevert are highli...
Drive Thru News #50 - Stories that have come back to Haunt us! 29.10.2024 1:40:11
The episode 'The Drive Thru' celebrates its 50th installment, featuring a Halloween-themed approach. Sponsored by various automotive-related organizations, the episode presents a mix of automotive, motorsport, and car-adjacent news. Topics discussed include a humorous and detailed comparison between a Ford F-150 and a Tesla Cybertruck, updates on the latest automotive releases, reviews, and news o...
Screen to Speed No.28: Tasha, Founder of Transmission Motorsport and Advocate for Women in Sim Racing 28.10.2024 1:17:28
In Episode 28 of INIT Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@LoveFortySix) sits down with Tasha (@transmissionmotorsport), the founder of Transmission Motorsport. Tasha shares her inspiring journey in sim racing, competing on Gran Turismo 7 and Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) while building a community aimed at empowering women to join the world of motorsport. This episode explores Tasha’s passion...
Should Ferrari Build a New Manual Transmission Car? A Deep Dive into Analog Dreams 25.10.2024 27:47
In this episode of Ferrari Fridays, host William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace discusses the potential benefits and market demand for Ferrari to reintroduce manual transmissions in their new models. The conversation covers various aspects of the Ferrari brand, from road cars to racing and the collector market. Ross argues that reintroducing a manual gearbox could cater to the growing desire...
TL:DR - Retro Test Drive, DeLorean DMC-12 24.10.2024 18:04
Gran Touring Motorsports, initially a social group of car enthusiasts, has expanded into various motorsports disciplines and shares their stories through the Break/Fix podcast. In this episode, Crew Chief Eric conducts a detailed retro test drive of an all-original 1981 DeLorean DMC-12, VIN 3900, owned by Don Weberg from Garage Style Magazine. The discussion includes the unique aspects of DeLorean...
The Greatest Corvette Story Ever Told (Camoradi #4) 22.10.2024 1:20:30
This Logbook episode, delves into the illustrious history of the 1960 Chevrolet Corvette that finished 10th at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The discussion panel includes Richard Prince, author and official GM Corvette team photographer; Dominic Testa, the current owner of the car; Chuck Schroedel, a member of the 1960 Camaraderie Le Mans team; and Laura Klauser, GM Sports Car Racing Program Manager. E...
Screen to Speed No.27: Esmeralda Beemsterboer: From Screen to Speed to Dream Team Driver 21.10.2024 31:13
In Episode 27 of INIT Talks, host Lyubov Ozeretskovskaya (@lovefourtysix) welcomes Esmeralda Beemsterboer (@esmeraldabeemsterboer), a talented sim racer who has made waves in the competitive racing world. Esmeralda shares her exciting journey, from competing in the Screen to Speed Las Vegas event to achieving a podium finish—third place—at the Screen to Speed competition at the ADAC SimRacing Expo...
Ferrari Fridays: First Impressions of the F80 Hypercar 18.10.2024 27:35
William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace hosts Ferrari Fridays, where he discusses various Ferrari-related topics such as road cars, racing, drivers, owners, auctions, private sales, and collector market trends. In this episode, he introduces Ferrari's latest hypercar, the F80, detailing its lineage, design influences, and first impressions. The F80 features a twin-turbo V6 engine with three e...
1908: The Year American Motorsport Changed Forever 17.10.2024 25:20
This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, captures a presentation by Don Capps, a seasoned historian and past president of the Society of Automotive Historians, explores significant changes in American motorsport in 1908. Capps discusses how road racing became prominent in the United States, the schism between the Automobile Club of America (ACA) and the American Automobile A...
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