What an episode!
Honestly, we could have talked for hours with these gentlemen. Tons of great information about their passion for helping get folks on track and truly helping others. Not everything we talked about is in this episode – which means that we'll come out with a bonusode (is that even a word?) to share the rest of what we talked about.
Some interesting highlights:
- Marlon had a Mazda Speed Protege named Spicy and there were roughly 600 made in that color and Jay Leno owns one.
- Jay was the first American Iron Winner
- Hyperdrive is a great way to get on track to explore if you want to get into HPDE events
- NASA has a structured HPDE program to help drivers grow
- Marlon works hard to raise awareness of hereditary cancer through Force Racing
Learn more:
Hereditary Cancer Awareness: www.facingourrisk.org
NASA Great Lakes Facebook: www.facebook.com/nasagreatlakes
Andrew Racing: andrew-racing.com/
NASA Great Lakes Website: nasagreatlakes.com/
What the guys are up to:
Bill shares an updated plan for being on track. The RX-7s might take a back seat to the Miata. Wait, neither of those have a back seat. Weird.
John asks about the E46 wagon that Bill's working on at the shop and John is still updating the kitchen.
Thanks for listening and taking an interest in growing grassroots racing. The Late To Grid podcast shares the stories and inspiration that help listeners along their motorsports journey.
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