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117 - Be the Change - IndyCar Driver Pietro Fittipaldi on Building a Social Media Empire
Speed Street
03/20/24 • 93 min
Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden reconvene on Speed Street to react to the latest breaking news in the open wheel world and preview the upcoming $1 Million Challenge at Thermal Club. Lost in the shuffle of the season opener at St. Petersburg, IndyCar brass met with team owners to discuss a possible charter system, and tensions rose between some of the major players in the game. IndyCar drivers were prevalent in last weekend’s 12 Hours of Sebring event, with Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood taking home wins. Conor breaks down just how much money is actually up for grabs at the Thermal Club exhibition event, and gives listeners some insight into what prize money drivers receive throughout the season.
After the break, the guys are joined by Rahal Letterman Lanigan racer Pietro Fittipaldi to discuss how his 2024 IndyCar season started out and what he’s most looking forward to going forward. Pietro explains that due to his limited seat time in recent history, his goals are to complete laps and gain experience, all while progressing towards the front of the pack. He also breaks down how he and his brother Enzo built a huge social media presence across multiple platforms and what he hopes to achieve with the following.
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116 - Eliminating Distractions - St. Pete Race Winner Josef Newgarden Breaks Down the IndyCar Season Opener
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03/13/24 • 90 min
With the IndyCar season opener in the rearview mirror, Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden are back to recap the action from the streets of St. Petersburg. Conor explains why IndyCar elected to try out a new practice format for this season and how it could be helpful for a shorter circuit like St. Pete. The guys talk about the surprises and non-surprises of qualifying, and how the emotion shown by pole winner Josef Newgarden was a refreshing display. Conor gives a complete rundown of the finishing order and they dig into the events of the race.
Race winner Josef Newgarden calls into the show to discuss his stellar weekend and how everything seemed to fall right from qualifying. Josef explains that not every weekend can be perfect, and with the rising caliber of the IndyCar roster, qualifying intensity is at an all-time high. Josef reveals which driver performances surprised him and who he is curious to watch the rest of the season. The guys also preview the upcoming $1 Million Challenge at Thermal and what race fans can expect from the exhibition event.
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02/28/24 • 108 min
IndyCars are on track testing at Sebring as Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden break out another episode of Speed Street. Conor and Chase go over the test results and weigh in on what the data could possibly mean for the upcoming season. They also react to the thrilling three-wide finish in last weekend’s NASCAR Cup race at Atlanta. During a new, refreshed version of the “Podium” segment, Conor and Chase welcome motorsports social media personality Kevin Beck to the table to debate three current topics in the sport today. They discuss NASCAR vs. F1 online discourse, F1 and Liberty Media’s copyright infringement of the “Greatest Spectacle” slogan and IndyCar banning Josef Newgarden’s last lap snake maneuver at this year’s 500.
After the break, Force Indy/HMD Motorsports Indy NXT racer Myles Rowe joins the program to fill listeners in on his unconventional path through auto racing. Myles explains that one of his biggest challenges on the Road to Indy has been managing expectations, both inside and outside of the helmet. He also fills listeners in on the development of the Force Indy team, which he has been with since its inception in 2021. Myles talks about his entry into the racing world, which came through video games and a local indoor kart league. Miraculously, he has managed to turn this unusual approach into a promising career, as he carries the 2023 USF Pro 2000 Championship crown into this year’s Indy NXT season.
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02/21/24 • 101 min
Fresh off his appearance in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, Conor Daly joins co-host Chase Holden to fill listeners in on his star-studded adventures. The tale began last Thursday night, when Conor gave a ride to Indiana Pacers standout Tyrese Haliburton in the IndyCar two-seater in downtown Indianapolis. Conor gives a detailed breakdown of how the Friday night exhibition game unfolded and the rest of the weekend's activities. He and Chase also discuss the latest in the IndyCar injury report, the decision to move the season finale race to Nashville Superspeedway and the chaos that unfolded at Daytona.
Three-time IMSA Champion and 2021 Indianapolis 500 winning car owner Michael Shank joined the show to discuss his path to becoming one of the most prominent team leader’s in the last few years. After making a go at driving himself, Shank began fielding cars for up and coming drivers in the Formula Atlantic Series, where he helped eventual three-time IndyCar Champion Sam Hornish Jr. up the racing ladder. Michael explained that around 2001 he was ready to give up on motorsports altogether, when a meeting with Jim France helped steer him into the world of sports car racing. In 2004, Michael Shank Racing entered the Grand-Am ranks in the Daytona Prototype Class, and in the last twenty years has gone on to win the Rolex 24 three-times, as well as IMSA crowns in the prototype and GT Daytona classes. Michael also details how he found himself in the IndyCar paddock, where he helped Helio Castroneves find his fourth Borg Warner Trophy and is set to take on the 2024 season with a fleet of two cars.
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02/14/24 • 99 min
While Daytona 500 week is upon us, Conor Daly is preparing for another big event, the NBA Celebrity All-Star game. He and co-host Chase Holden discuss how his involvement in the popular exhibition game came to be and what celebs he will be competing with this year. They also itemize a to-do wish list for Conor to accomplish during the Friday night spectacle. The Super Bowl, David Malukas’ injury situation and the IndyCar trading card release are also discussed.
Supercross legend Chad Reed joins the show to discuss his path from rural Australia to becoming one of the most recognized figures in motorcycle racing. Chad recounts the story of trading a family horse at a very young age for his first dirt bike, a Yamaha PW50. Chad speaks on the state of motocross and supercross and praises the young talent coming through the ranks. They also chat about Chad’s venture into sports car racing, where he and Conor crossed paths in the IMSA Lamborghini Super Trofeo Series.
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02/07/24 • 105 min
It’s the beginning of a new Speed Street era as show founder Conor Daly welcomes his new co-host, Chase Holden. Listeners may recognize Chase from his Garage Guys Report brand and his motorsports social media content. The two wasted no time in dissecting the week’s action packed racing news cycle, which saw IndyCar entertaining the idea of guaranteed starting positions for the Indy 500 and Kyle Larson passing his rookie evaluation for Arrow McClaren at Phoenix. Conor also fills listeners in on his own Indy 500 plans as it was announced he’ll be joining the Dreyer & Reinbold team with Ryan Hunter Reay.
After the break, Conor welcomed Indy NXT racer Jacob Abel onto the program to discuss his experience thus far in the Road to Indy ladder and how it’s helping him to prepare for his future ambition of being a fulltime IndyCar competitor. Jacob tells the story of how his father’s Abel Motorsports team went from being a vintage racing outfit to one of the most competitive teams in the Indy NXT paddock. Jacob explains that this year he’ll be focusing on becoming a better qualifier as he and the team strive to bring home an Indy NXT Championship.
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01/31/24 • 86 min
It’s a sad day in Speed Street world as show co-founder Joey Mulinaro announced he’s leaving the show. He and co-host Conor Daly reflect on the inception of the show and the great memories made in the first two years of its existence. There was a lot of activity in the racing world over the weekend and the guys brokedown the results from the Rolex 24 race at Daytona which saw IndyCar Champion Josef Newgarden take home a win as part of Team Penske. They also previewed the concert line-up for this year’s Indy 500 Snake Pit.
After the break, the Speed Street crew welcomed 2016 Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi to discuss a recent meeting between IndyCar veteran drivers and the league's top brass officials. Rossi explained that while he could not divulge details, there was much on the horizon for IndyCar devotees and drivers alike to be excited about. They also previewed Arrow McLaren’s upcoming IndyCar team livery reveal. Finally, Conor and Rossi reflected on their time together on the Amazing Race and what they would change about the experience.
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109 - Sell the Dream: Indy NXT Racer Lindsay Brewer on Using Social Media to Climb the Racing Ladder
Speed Street
01/24/24 • 71 min
As IndyCars hummed around the Homestead Miami Speedway facility for a pre-season test, Conor Daly and co-host Joey Mulinaro reported for duty on another edition of Speed Street. The guys gave some real-time reactions to the test results and debated whether the results would be useful due to the track not being a part of the current IndyCar schedule. They also discussed Marco Andretti’s 2024 switch to the NASCAR/ARCA world and Jimmie Johnson’s induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
After the break, Lindsay Brewer, one of Juncos-Hollinger Racing's drivers in the 2024 Indy NXT Series joined the show to chat about her path through the world of motorsports and how many fans may have the wrong impression of her. She revealed that while she has no family ties to the sport, a trip to a go-kart facility for a birthday party when she was 11 sparked an enduring love for speed that she continues to chase today. After working her way through the kart and Legends racing ranks, Lindsay found herself on the Road to Indy, graduating into the Indy NXT class this season for the next step in the pursuit of her dream of starting in the Indianapolis 500.
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01/17/24 • 63 min
Amidst a big freeze in the Midwest, Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro reconvene for another edition of Speed Street. Despite being the middle of January, there were a lot of developments in the racing industry over the past week. Conor shares the details of the breaking story that Dale Coyne Racing prospect Danial Frost will be putting his racing career on hiatus to serve a mandatory term in the Singaporean military. The guys also react to Jimmie Johnson expanding his 2024 NASCAR Cup efforts and the big ARCA test at Daytona which saw veteran racers Marco Andretti and Shane Van Gisbergen turning superspeedway laps.
Conor and Joey discuss the NFL Wildcard Weekend which saw some bewildering results, and arguably far too much focus on a certain pop-star celebrity. During the weekend podium segment, the Speed Street crew reminds listeners to beware of frozen pipes this winter, shouts out Indiana sports going big and Costco memberships.
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03/27/24 • 99 min
Conor Daly checks in from sunny California where he was boots on the ground for IndyCar’s $1 Million Challenge at Thermal Club. He joins co-host Chase Holden to discuss the polarizing event and respond to criticism and constructive feedback from social media. The guys also offer their own respective pros and cons list for the event, highlighting the social media coverage and qualifying format while suggesting a different timeframe and more fanfare.
After the break, the guys are joined by the race winner, two-time IndyCar Champion Alex Palou. Alex explains to listeners what it was like dealing with the wind and terrain at the track, and how sand and debris made for challenging conditions. He also speaks on his own positives and negatives from the racing weekend, reiterating the idea of the race coming sometime in the off season.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Speed Street have?
Speed Street currently has 265 episodes available.
What topics does Speed Street cover?
The podcast is about Comedy, Podcasts, Sports and Comedy Interviews.
What is the most popular episode on Speed Street?
The episode title '120 - Open Test Week - IndyCar Racer Colton Herta Returns to Discuss Thermal Strategy and the Future of IndyCar' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Speed Street?
The average episode length on Speed Street is 75 minutes.
How often are episodes of Speed Street released?
Episodes of Speed Street are typically released every 6 days, 22 hours.
When was the first episode of Speed Street?
The first episode of Speed Street was released on Oct 6, 2021.
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