Worth A Listen


By Andrew Cutler
December 24 2009

As I sat around waiting for something news-worthy (a driver signing, new info on the 2012 spec changes, etc...) to happen in the IRL world over the past few days, my daily website/Google searches turned up the following podcasts over on the Planet IRL blogsite.

I have posted links to to interviews done with Tim Cindric, the Managing Director at Team Penske and Mike Hull, his counterpart over at Target Chip Ganassi Racing. You can learn a little bit about the backgrounds of the men who run the IndyCar Series' top squads, as well as their views on the present state of affairs and where they think things should head in the near future.

Finally, I posted a link to the interview with the always outspoken Robin Miller, chief AOWR journalist for Speed TV and man with some very strong opinions about the debacle of the 1996-2008 schism and how to best make IndyCar popular - and relevant - again.

Look for the blue underlined "listen here" at the bottom of each description (it's down quite a few paragraphs on the Mike Hull page!).   

Enjoy, and happy holidays!

http://planet-irl.com/2009/12/09/an-interview-with-tim-cindric/

http://planet-irl.com/2009/12/22/an-interview-with-mike-hull/ 

http://planet-irl.com/2009/12/17/an-interview-with-robin-miller/

  

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