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This podcast is all about me getting people that work within motorsport on this show, with them all talking about various different roles that they are in.
We again head stateside for this one, more specifically to Ohio, as my guest for another fantastic episode is Joe Peak. He's been involved in sim racing from running Global Sim Racing Channel as one of the founders, along with working on a variety of projects for real-life motorsport, including SRO Americas and so much more...
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He calls himself the former General Nuisance of WTF1 and is a firm believer in making sure that his opinions on various topics in motorsport make themselves heard.
This is an episode you do not want to miss!
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People who have great experiences from multiple angles within motorsport are just as crazy as the rest of us, but when there are those that also work a day job, it means there is a lot of sacrifice along the way.
Motorsport is a global phenomenon, and in Brazil, they are not only known for Capoeira & Carnival, but there has been plenty of talent that is well-known and much loved in this South American nation.
It's the first time in Commentator's Corner that I've been able to go
SimRacing.GP is one of many community-driven platforms within the world of sim racing, and it is always nice to find out about new developments.
Next up, I catch up with good friend Ed Hunter, who not only does quite a bit of sim racing commentary, but also writes about IRL motorsport, mainly about Formula E, along with having his own podcast.
I've met a few personalities and characters over my travels, and one
This time around, we head back to Germany to catch up with another good friend and someone who is very passionate about #simracing - Danny Giusa.
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