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SPORTB is an editorial video feed of short stories on racing. From Formula 1, Le Mans, Endurance Racing, Desert Racing, GT Racing, Street Racing, to Rally Racing. These short editorial videos will also tell the stories of super fast machines, and the personal stories of the racers, and the stories of their team. These are the short stories of racing teams exhibiting their burning ambition to reach the top of the podium in every race they partake.

SPORTB 4K29

PA EDITION MOTOR 4K29 is an editorial video feed for the Pennsylvania motor enthusiasts, with short video segments that cover all aspects of the automotive realm. Stories about cars, trucks, and racing machines, giving a short glimpse at all the machines that transverse the countless roads and tracks.

PA EDITION MOTOR 4K29

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Подкаст автомобильного онлайн-журнала LOMOCAR 
 
Слушать онлайн: http://lomocar.myl2mr.com/ (Понедельник 20:00 GMT+2) 
 
LOMOCAR - молодой проект автомобильного онлайн-журнала. Мы ценим и уважаем красоту автомобилей, и у нас есть особое мнение о каждом из них

Подкаст автомобильного онлайн-журнала LOMOCAR Слушать онлайн: http://lomocar.myl2mr.com/ (Понедельник 20:00 GMT+2) LOMOCAR - молодой проект автомобильного онлайн-журнала. Мы ценим и уважаем красоту автомобилей, и у нас есть особое мнение о каждом из них

Подкаст автомобильного онлайн-журнала LOMOCAR 
 
Слушать онлайн: http://lomocar.myl2mr.com/ (Понедельник 20:00 GMT+2) 
 
LOMOCAR - молодой проект автомобильного онлайн-журнала. Мы ценим и уважаем красоту автомобилей, и у нас есть особое мнение о каждом из них

LOMOCAR

A podcast for Unifor 88 Members to stay informed of the in-plant business and well as the Auto industry as a whole.

On the Line.

PDS on the Rocks is an unscripted series for the automotive industry covering all things business development by Proactive Dealer Solutions. We break down industry best practices and success stories from around the nation in a raw format that can be used in your dealership. For more information contact us at 800.461.8648.

PDS On The Rocks

Hear the latest from the worlds of motorsports and food on On the Road with Dane Neal from WGN Radio 720 in Chicago

On the Road

Shiny Side Up is a podcast dedicated to Improved Production motor racing in Australia. We talk to drivers, and discuss the cars, the racing, the rules, and the people who make the sport what it is. We discuss technical issues around making cars faster and more reliable, and the politics revolving around the category as well. Hosted by IP racers Mik Hazelton and Chris White, the podcast is generally unfiltered, but interesting. We hope you enjoy it!

Shiny Side Up!

Studio Klassiker var tidningen Klassikers redaktionspodd. Numera hörs den tidigare redaktionen i podden Våra klassiker. Läs mer på Instagramkontot vara_klassiker

Studio Klassiker

Lastbil Magasinets podcast handler om vejtransporten set fra chauffører og vognmænds synspunkt - med aktuelle nyheder, interviews og reportager fra den danske og internationale lastbilverden.

Lastbil Magasinet

In this series of podcasts, I'll have series of guests with whom I'll discuss related to motorcycles and different aspects related to it.

Everything Motorcycles By The_roadrunner_16

En Moto1Pro y EnduroPro vivimos por y para la moto. Nos da igual rodar por asfalto o enfrentarnos a las peores trialeras. Disfrutamos con las novedades, con las &uacute;ltimas tecnolog&iacute;as y tambi&eacute;n con las aventuras que nos llevan lejos de casa. Te lo contamos todo aqu&iacute;, en nuestras webs y en nuestras revistas digitales.

En Moto1Pro y EnduroPro vivimos por y para la moto. Nos da igual rodar por asfalto o enfrentarnos a las peores trialeras. Disfrutamos con las novedades, con las últimas tecnologías y también con las aventuras que nos llevan lejos de casa. Te lo contamos todo aquí, en nuestras webs y en nuestras revistas digitales.

Moto1Pro y EnduroPro Podcast

Welcome to the F1 in Review podcast, where we dive into the world of Formula One racing and provide expert analysis and commentary on the latest races, drivers, and teams. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the first time, we've got you covered with all the latest news, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of F1. Join us as we break down each race, discuss the biggest moments and controversies, and provide our predictions and insights for the upcoming events. So sit back, buckle up, and get ready to rev your engines as we take a deep dive into the world's premier motorsport championship. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to the F1 in Review podcast, where we dive into the world of Formula One racing and provide expert analysis and commentary on the latest races, drivers, and teams. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the first time, we've got you covered with all the latest news, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of F1. Join us as we break down each race, discuss the biggest moments and controversies, and provide our predictions and insights for the upcoming events. So sit back, buckle up, and get ready to rev your engines as we take a deep dive into the world's premier motorsport championship. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the F1 in Review podcast, where we dive into the world of Formula One racing and provide expert analysis and commentary on the latest races, drivers, and teams. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just tuning in for the first time, we've got you covered with all the latest news, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of F1. Join us as we break down each race, discuss the biggest moments and controversies, and provide our predictions and insights for the upcoming events. So sit back, buckle up, and get ready to rev your engines as we take a deep dive into the world's premier motorsport championship. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

F1 in Review

Podcast sobre nuevos vehículos auspiciado por kon kok Ec por Felipe Restrepo.

Conoce mas sobre nuevos vehículos ............kon kon Ec

Welcome to the T and T Honda Podcast! 

Each episode we will be talking all things automotive! Whether you are interested in learning about buying or selling a vehicle, keeping up to date with the latest Honda models, finding out about driving technology or getting more information on safety features for your family vehicle, it's all here!

Welcome to the T and T Honda Podcast! Each episode we will be talking all things automotive! Whether you are interested in learning about buying or selling a vehicle, keeping up to date with the latest Honda models, finding out about driving technology or getting more information on safety features for your family vehicle, it's all here!

T&T Honda, Steering You Straight

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Dave Stall is a 30-year car industry professional. He's an experienced service and parts director, supporting all import and domestic automobile manufacturers. Dave Stall educates the public in dealing with the "ins and outs" of the automotive industry.

Dave Stall is a 30-year car industry professional. He's an experienced service and parts director, supporting all import and domestic automobile manufacturers. Dave Stall educates the public in dealing with the "ins and outs" of the automotive industry.

You Auto Know with Dave Stall

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SI BOI

Autoholicy

I MCpodden delar en av Sveriges mest erfarne motorjournalist, Johan Ahlberg, och Mikael Samuelsson med sig av tips från många års erfarenheter från motorcykelkörning. Vi besöker olika motorcykelföretag, kommer med körtips och gästas av spännande mc-profiler. Bland annat. MCPODDEN produceras i samarbete med motorcykeltidningen&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fastbikes.se/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Fastbikes.se</a>.<hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

I MCpodden delar en av Sveriges mest erfarne motorjournalist, Johan Ahlberg, och Mikael Samuelsson med sig av tips från många års erfarenheter från motorcykelkörning. Vi besöker olika motorcykelföretag, kommer med körtips och gästas av spännande mc-profiler. Bland annat. MCPODDEN produceras i samarbete med motorcykeltidningen Fastbikes.se. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I MCpodden delar en av Sveriges mest erfarne motorjournalist, Johan Ahlberg, och Mikael Samuelsson med sig av tips från många års erfarenheter från motorcykelkörning. Vi besöker olika motorcykelföretag, kommer med körtips och gästas av spännande mc-profiler. Bland annat. MCPODDEN produceras i samarbete med motorcykeltidningen&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fastbikes.se/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fastbikes.se</a>. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

MCPODDEN - allt om motorcyklar

Join Macca, Brad and Chris as they debrief what's happening in the BJR workshop and the Supercars paddock.

The Brad Jones Racing Run Down

Ascolta il podcast settimanale Mister Gadget E-Wheels dedicato a tutto ciò che si muove alimentato da un motore elettrico. In pochi minuti sarai aggiornato sulle novità e le curiosità delle auto elettriche ed ibride, ma anche dei veicoli a due ruote e su tutto ciò che ruota introno al nuovo mondo della smart mobility. E' una produzione MisterGadget.Tech, condotto da Luca Talotta. Se ti è piaciuto e vuoi saperne di più vai su www.mistergadget.tech.

Mister Gadget E-Wheels

Приобрести автомобиль сейчас непросто. Хорошо, что можно спросить у эксперта и сделать правильный выбор!

Каждый последний вторник месяца на радио «Калина Красная» звучит передача «Скатертью дорога». Она подготовлена совместно с журналом «За рулем». Ведущие рассказывают обо всем, что связано с авто темой - обзор машин, новые и «вторичка», утилизационный сбор, страховка, штрафы, запчасти, эксплуатация машин и т.д.

Никита Гудков, заместитель главного редактора журнала, вместе с ведущим Сергеем Мельниковым отвечают на «автомобильные» вопросы радиослушателей.

Сотрудничество: reklama@emg.fm

Приобрести автомобиль сейчас непросто. Хорошо, что можно спросить у эксперта и сделать правильный выбор! Каждый последний вторник месяца на радио «Калина Красная» звучит передача «Скатертью дорога». Она подготовлена совместно с журналом «За рулем». Ведущие рассказывают обо всем, что связано с авто темой - обзор машин, новые и «вторичка», утилизационный сбор, страховка, штрафы, запчасти, эксплуатация машин и т.д. Никита Гудков, заместитель главного редактора журнала, вместе с ведущим Сергеем Мельниковым отвечают на «автомобильные» вопросы радиослушателей. Сотрудничество: reklama@emg.fm

Скатертью дорога

Three Formula 1 nerds(One American and Two Brits) that like to think they know what they're talking about, talk F1. Join them weekly and listen to them discuss the results of the most recent Grand Prix and the news surrounding the teams, all the drama, and their expectations of the upcoming race!

The Undercut

Driver's Republic Podcast covers all the latest motoring news from Ireland and beyond. New models, international car launches and all you need to know about the fast changing world of cars and mobility. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Driver's Republic Podcast covers all the latest motoring news from Ireland and beyond. New models, international car launches and all you need to know about the fast changing world of cars and mobility. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Driver's Republic Podcast covers all the latest motoring news from Ireland and beyond. New models, international car launches and all you need to know about the fast changing world of cars and mobility. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Driver's Republic Podcast

Welcome to the F1 Chat where we discuss all things formula 1. join us Phil, JB & Longhorn as we chat about everything from the Grid, to the paddock and beyond!

Welcome to the F1 Chat where we discuss all things formula 1. join us Phil, JB &amp; Longhorn as we chat about everything from the Grid, to the paddock and beyond!

The F1 Chat

Overdrive Edge is the podcast for aspiring AMSOIL Dealers who want to build smarter, faster, and with purpose. Hosted by digital strategist and founder of Overdrive Lubricants, Will Melton, this show teaches you how to grow your AMSOIL business using content, AI SEO, and online strategy — not cold calls or outdated hustle. Learn how to attract customers, scale with confidence, and launch your business the right way. Ready to fuel your freedom? Subscribe and start building today.

Overdrive Edge is the podcast for aspiring AMSOIL Dealers who want to build smarter, faster, and with purpose. Hosted by digital strategist and founder of Overdrive Lubricants, Will Melton, this show teaches you how to grow your AMSOIL business using content, AI SEO, and online strategy — not cold calls or outdated hustle. Learn how to attract customers, scale with confidence, and launch your business the right way. Ready to fuel your freedom? Subscribe and start building today.

Overdrive Edge

LETS TALK TRUCKING, STORIES, PRODUCT, AND COMPANY REVIEWS!!

ROLLING WITH CORY

Welcome to Akakwudi, a podcast that explores the richness of culture, philosophy, and personal transformation. Through each episode, we dive into the depths of wisdom passed down through generations, uncovering life lessons and cultural narratives that have shaped societies. Whether it's storytelling, philosophy, or thought-provoking discussions on personal growth, Akakwudi offers a space for introspection, learning, and growth. Tune in to broaden your understanding and connect with the timeless ideas that influence the world around us.

Akakwudi

This is a podcast platform about highlighting and spotlighting the small guys and small gals out there doing those bitchin builds. You know the ones that work so hard on their Projects but yet get over looked by others, well not here and not anymore. We're going to flip the Hot rod interview process out there on it's head. We will throw a big name in here once and a while but for the most part it is us small guys. So if you have that cool Car, Hot Rod , or Truck let us know. If you think that your story is interesting and you would like to tell all America then what are you waiting for? Let those out there see and hear that thru it all you never gave up you stuck with it and you were very determined. Get in contact with us today.....
If your thinking hey I want to advertise with these guys, well then contact us. We always welcome New advertisers and would love to run your Ad spots on a selected episode or on the entire Podcast just let us know how long you need and when. Remember you can do anything you put your mind to. You can always email us here: Texasrich@BustedKnuckleMagazine.com

This is a podcast platform about highlighting and spotlighting the small guys and small gals out there doing those bitchin builds. You know the ones that work so hard on their Projects but yet get over looked by others, well not here and not anymore. We're going to flip the Hot rod interview process out there on it's head. We will throw a big name in here once and a while but for the most part it is us small guys. So if you have that cool Car, Hot Rod , or Truck let us know. If you think that your story is interesting and you would like to tell all America then what are you waiting for? Let those out there see and hear that thru it all you never gave up you stuck with it and you were very determined. Get in contact with us today..... If your thinking hey I want to advertise with these guys, well then contact us. We always welcome New advertisers and would love to run your Ad spots on a selected episode or on the entire Podcast just let us know how long you need and when. Remember you can do anything you put your mind to. You can always email us here: Texasrich@BustedKnuckleMagazine.com

C10 America Talks, is where we talk to the Owners, the Builders, the Creators out there doing the unthinkable!

Nový video podcast Motanica vám pravidelne prináša rozhovory s motorkármi, motocestovateľmi a profesionálnymi jazdcami, ktorí žijú pre dve kolesá. Každá epizóda je plná inšpirácie, príbehov z ciest a zaujímavostí zo sveta motoriek. Či už si zanietený motorkár, vášnivý cestovateľ, alebo len hľadáš motiváciu vyraziť na cesty, Motanica je tu pre teba. Podcastom Motanica vás sprevádza Škorpo. Vypočuť si nás môžete vo vašej podcastovej aplikácii alebo pozrieť na YouTube FUNRIDE-Skorpo.   Štartujeme, pridaj plyn a nalaď sa na Motanicu!

Nový video podcast Motanica vám pravidelne prináša rozhovory s motorkármi, motocestovateľmi a profesionálnymi jazdcami, ktorí žijú pre dve kolesá. Každá epizóda je plná inšpirácie, príbehov z ciest a zaujímavostí zo sveta motoriek.Či už si zanietený motorkár, vášnivý cestovateľ, alebo len hľadáš motiváciu vyraziť na cesty, Motanica je tu pre teba. Podcastom Motanica vás sprevádza Škorpo.Vypočuť si nás môžete vo vašej podcastovej aplikácii alebo pozrieť na YouTube FUNRIDE-Skorpo. Štartujeme, pridaj plyn a nalaď sa na Motanicu!

Nový video podcast Motanica vám pravidelne prináša rozhovory s motorkármi, motocestovateľmi a profesionálnymi jazdcami, ktorí žijú pre dve kolesá. Každá epizóda je plná inšpirácie, príbehov z ciest a zaujímavostí zo sveta motoriek. Či už si zanietený motorkár, vášnivý cestovateľ, alebo len hľadáš motiváciu vyraziť na cesty, Motanica je tu pre teba. Podcastom Motanica vás sprevádza Škorpo. Vypočuť si nás môžete vo vašej podcastovej aplikácii alebo pozrieť na YouTube FUNRIDE-Skorpo. &nbsp; Štartujeme, pridaj plyn a nalaď sa na Motanicu!

MOTANICA

Welcome to Driving Drivel, A podcast from the guys at Your Pass Driving School where our conversations are based very loosly on all things driving, from learning to drive, to taking your test, to your driving career afterwards.We plan on chatting with learners, instructors, examiners, police, road department, doctors etc from all around the world.

Welcome to Driving Drivel, A podcast from the guys at Your Pass Driving School where our conversations are based very loosly on all things driving, from learning to drive, to taking your test, to your driving career afterwards. We plan on chatting with learners, instructors, examiners, police, road department, doctors etc from all around the world.

Driving Drivel Podcast

F1 FanGirls Podcast is for the fastest growing demographic in Formula 1... young girls! The podcast is for those who've been following the sport for years, want to learn more, or are new F1 fans. Your hosts are Hayden and Lyra, two best friends covering everything from the Paddock to the Podium. Join us weekly for the inside track on all things F1.

F1 FanGirls Podcast is for the fastest growing demographic in Formula 1... young girls! The podcast is for those who've been following the sport for years, want to learn more, or are new F1 fans. Your hosts are Hayden and Lyra, two best friends covering everything from the Paddock to the Podium. Join us weekly for the inside track on all things F1.

F1 FanGirls Podcast

Rebel Drivers es el podcast donde el motorsport se vive sin análisis aburridos. Aquí no repasamos lo que ya viste el fin de semana, sino que te traemos lo más viral, lo más salvaje y lo más comentado del mundo del motor. Desde Fórmula 1, MotoGP, NASCAR, WEC, WRC, IndyCar, Dakar... te contamos los memes y las polémicas que incendian las redes. Si buscas un espacio irreverente, fresco y lleno de humor para estar al día de lo que realmente importa en el paddock digital, este es tu sitio. Ponte el casco. Be a Driver, Be a Rebel!

Rebel Drivers: El motorsport más irreverente

Genesis of Springfield Podcast

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The Daytona 500: In the world of auto racing, few events match the prestige and history of NASCAR’s Daytona 500. As the circuit’s first showcase race of every season, held annually in February at the iconic Daytona International Speedway, the “Great American Race” represents the pinnacle for stock car drivers and fans. First run in 1959, the race has seen incredible popularity growth to become a fixture of American sports culture, watched by about 10 million television viewers every year. Its rich past filled with tragedy, controversy, comebacks and photo finishes has cemented the Daytona 500 as NASCAR’s most celebrated and influential event. Origins &amp; Early Years of Stock Car Racing (Late 1940s-Early 1960s) The roots of NASCAR date back to prohibition-era Southern United States, when bootleggers needed fast vehicles to elude authorities while transporting illegal whiskey. To showcase their cars’ speed advantages, exhibitions were organized on closed tracks in the late 1940s, contrasting the maneuverability of souped-up “stock” vehicles against proper racing automobiles. Bill France Sr, a service station owner, spearheaded efforts to organize the haphazard racing events into a cohesive series. NASCAR was founded in 1947 and enjoyed strong spectator interest across America’s Southeast early on. However, facilities were often dangerously makeshift and prize money minimal. To address these issues, France constructed the Daytona International Speedway, which opened in 1959 as the fastest closed-course oval track ever built. Its first marquee event held on February 22 was the inaugural Daytona 500 race. Johnny Beauchamp won a photo finish against Lee Petty, although Petty was later judged the winner after review. The race cemented its reputation as unpredictable and built fanfare for future years. Wider Popularity &amp; Tragedy in the 1960s The 1960s saw NASCAR’s popularity expand beyond solely regional interest. Fireball Roberts’ 1962 Daytona 500 triumph driving a Pontiac Catalina drew Detroit’s focus to stock car racing’s commercial opportunities. Brand sponsorships and technological improvements soon followed. Roberts’ bravery and personality also endeared him to fans nationwide. Tragedy dampened the progress when Roberts perished from burns suffered in a violent 1964 crash. But the event became a television fixture by decade’s end, airing annually nationwide on CBS starting in 1979. Restrictor plates were also mandated at Daytona and sister track Talladega to reduce dangerously high speeds. New Heroes Emerge in the 1970s-1980s The 1970s welcomed new heroes like Richard Petty, the eras most successful driver who won a record 7 Daytona 500s. His son Kyle Petty began racing at NASCAR’s top level continuing the family legacy. David Pearson and Buddy Baker also dueled memorably at Daytona events, trading victories and track records through the decade. In 1979, a fistfight broke out on live television between competitors Cale Yarborough and Donnie and Bobby Allison after a last-lap crash, boosting viewing intrigue. The 1980s saw Bill Elliott establish himself as NASCAR’s fastest qualifier with a record 212 MPH lap at Daytona. By 1989, national media coverage propelled Darrell Waltrip’s photo finish Daytona 500 win into one of the most-viewed auto races ever at that point. Continued Growth in the 1990s &amp; Early 2000s The mid-1990s brought a new superstar in Jeff Gordon, who won the 1997 Daytona 500 at just 25 years old. Gordon proved a hero kids and newcomers could root for given his youth and skill. Alongside Dale Earnhardt Sr., the two ushered NASCAR firmly into the mainstream during a surging period of national growth and corporate sponsorships. In 1998, Dale Earnhardt finally won his long-awaited first Daytona 500 after 20 years of heartbreaks at the track that best defined his talent and aggression. His 1997 runner-up finish remains remembered as one the event’s most exciting endings, being edged out by just a few feet. The early 2000s saw unprecedented television viewership and revenue for NASCAR. The 2001 Daytona 500, won by Michael Waltrip, boasted nearly 30 million viewers, trailing only the Super Bowl. The race however was sadly marred by Dale Earnhardt Sr’s death on the final lap after colliding with the wall. To most, his absence leaving victory lane remains NASCAR’s most indelible image. Recent Era (2007-Present) In the aftermath of Earnhardt’s passing, focus increased on safety innovations like the adjustable SAFER barrier walls installed in 2002. Pack racing returned in force by 2007 as Jamie McMurray pipped Kyle Busch by inches. Electronic scoring technology debuted in 2015, allowing NASCAR to call the closest finishes accurately. In 2016, legendary rookie Chase Elliott won the Daytona 500 pole, starting the “Great American Race” from the front ahead of his accomplished teammates. After a rain delay, Denny Hamlin claimed his first Daytona 500 trophy. Elliott has himself now developed into a budding superstar viewed as the heir to Jeff Gordon’s past success with Hendrick Motorsports. The 2020 edition began a new television partnership between NASCAR, Fox Sports and NBC programming the Cup Series races annually. This broadcasting deal runs until 2025, ensuring widespread viewership of Daytona 500s to come. Recent years have seen veterans like Ryan Newman and rookie Austin Cindric victorious, showing experienced names can still master Daytona’s nuances. Into the Future Now having spanned over 60 runnings, the Daytona 500’s rich history and memories echo through every turn of the track’s high-banked corners. As NASCAR’s crown jewel event, it continues driving interest in motorsports nationwide thanks to past legends and emerging youth. With another Speedweeks of racing spectacle upcoming in February 2023, all eyes look ahead to who will conquer the Daytona 500 next and etch their name into another fabled chapter. The 2024 Daytona 500, the "Great American Race," has already taken place on February 18th, 2024, so there's no upcoming race as of today, October 26th, 2023. However, I can still share some interesting information about the race that just happened: Winner: <ul><li>Joey Logano took home the checkered flag in a thrilling finish.</li><li>This was his second Daytona 500 victory, making him one of only 20 drivers to win the race multiple times.</li></ul>Other Important Details: <ul><li>The race was postponed to Monday, February 19th due to inclement weather.</li><li>Denny Hamlin was the early leader but fell back in the closing laps.</li><li>Chase Elliott led multiple laps and narrowly missed out on a podium finish.</li><li>There were several cautions and close battles throughout the race.</li></ul>Where to Watch: <ul><li>The race was broadcasted live on FOX Sports 1.</li><li>Replays and highlights are available on the FOX Sports website and app.</li></ul>Favorites: <ul><li>While the 2024 race is over, you can start thinking about next year's favorites!</li><li>Some names to watch out for include: Denny Hamlin (a three-time runner-up), Chase Elliott (a 2021 winner), Joey Logano (defending champion), Kyle Larson (2021 champion), and Ryan Blaney (multiple top-10 finishes).</li></ul>Additional Information: <ul><li>The Daytona 500 is the season-opening race for the NASCAR Cup Series.</li><li>It is considered one of the most prestigious races in NASCAR.</li><li>The race takes place at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida.</li></ul>Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

The Daytona 500: In the world of auto racing, few events match the prestige and history of NASCAR’s Daytona 500. As the circuit’s first showcase race of every season, held annually in February at the iconic Daytona International Speedway, the “Great American Race” represents the pinnacle for stock car drivers and fans. First run in 1959, the race has seen incredible popularity growth to become a fixture of American sports culture, watched by about 10 million television viewers every year. Its rich past filled with tragedy, controversy, comebacks and photo finishes has cemented the Daytona 500 as NASCAR’s most celebrated and influential event. Origins & Early Years of Stock Car Racing (Late 1940s-Early 1960s) The roots of NASCAR date back to prohibition-era Southern United States, when bootleggers needed fast vehicles to elude authorities while transporting illegal whiskey. To showcase their cars’ speed advantages, exhibitions were organized on closed tracks in the late 1940s, contrasting the maneuverability of souped-up “stock” vehicles against proper racing automobiles. Bill France Sr, a service station owner, spearheaded efforts to organize the haphazard racing events into a cohesive series. NASCAR was founded in 1947 and enjoyed strong spectator interest across America’s Southeast early on. However, facilities were often dangerously makeshift and prize money minimal. To address these issues, France constructed the Daytona International Speedway, which opened in 1959 as the fastest closed-course oval track ever built. Its first marquee event held on February 22 was the inaugural Daytona 500 race. Johnny Beauchamp won a photo finish against Lee Petty, although Petty was later judged the winner after review. The race cemented its reputation as unpredictable and built fanfare for future years. Wider Popularity & Tragedy in the 1960s The 1960s saw NASCAR’s popularity expand beyond solely regional interest. Fireball Roberts’ 1962 Daytona 500 triumph driving a Pontiac Catalina drew Detroit’s focus to stock car racing’s commercial opportunities. Brand sponsorships and technological improvements soon followed. Roberts’ bravery and personality also endeared him to fans nationwide. Tragedy dampened the progress when Roberts perished from burns suffered in a violent 1964 crash. But the event became a television fixture by decade’s end, airing annually nationwide on CBS starting in 1979. Restrictor plates were also mandated at Daytona and sister track Talladega to reduce dangerously high speeds. New Heroes Emerge in the 1970s-1980s The 1970s welcomed new heroes like Richard Petty, the eras most successful driver who won a record 7 Daytona 500s. His son Kyle Petty began racing at NASCAR’s top level continuing the family legacy. David Pearson and Buddy Baker also dueled memorably at Daytona events, trading victories and track records through the decade. In 1979, a fistfight broke out on live television between competitors Cale Yarborough and Donnie and Bobby Allison after a last-lap crash, boosting viewing intrigue. The 1980s saw Bill Elliott establish himself as NASCAR’s fastest qualifier with a record 212 MPH lap at Daytona. By 1989, national media coverage propelled Darrell Waltrip’s photo finish Daytona 500 win into one of the most-viewed auto races ever at that point. Continued Growth in the 1990s & Early 2000s The mid-1990s brought a new superstar in Jeff Gordon, who won the 1997 Daytona 500 at just 25 years old. Gordon proved a hero kids and newcomers could root for given his youth and skill. Alongside Dale Earnhardt Sr., the two ushered NASCAR firmly into the mainstream during a surging period of national growth and corporate sponsorships. In 1998, Dale Earnhardt finally won his long-awaited first Daytona 500 after 20 years of heartbreaks at the track that best defined his talent and aggression. His 1997 runner-up finish remains remembered as one the event’s most exciting endings, being edged out by just a few feet. The early 2000s saw unprecedented television viewership and revenue for NASCAR. The 2001 Daytona 500, won by Michael Waltrip, boasted nearly 30 million viewers, trailing only the Super Bowl. The race however was sadly marred by Dale Earnhardt Sr’s death on the final lap after colliding with the wall. To most, his absence leaving victory lane remains NASCAR’s most indelible image. Recent Era (2007-Present) In the aftermath of Earnhardt’s passing, focus increased on safety innovations like the adjustable SAFER barrier walls installed in 2002. Pack racing returned in force by 2007 as Jamie McMurray pipped Kyle Busch by inches. Electronic scoring technology debuted in 2015, allowing NASCAR to call the closest finishes accurately. In 2016, legendary rookie Chase Elliott won the Daytona 500 pole, starting the “Great American Race” from the front ahead of his accomplished teammates. After a rain delay, Denny Hamlin claimed his first Daytona 500 trophy. Elliott has himself now developed into a budding superstar viewed as the heir to Jeff Gordon’s past success with Hendrick Motorsports. The 2020 edition began a new television partnership between NASCAR, Fox Sports and NBC programming the Cup Series races annually. This broadcasting deal runs until 2025, ensuring widespread viewership of Daytona 500s to come. Recent years have seen veterans like Ryan Newman and rookie Austin Cindric victorious, showing experienced names can still master Daytona’s nuances. Into the Future Now having spanned over 60 runnings, the Daytona 500’s rich history and memories echo through every turn of the track’s high-banked corners. As NASCAR’s crown jewel event, it continues driving interest in motorsports nationwide thanks to past legends and emerging youth. With another Speedweeks of racing spectacle upcoming in February 2023, all eyes look ahead to who will conquer the Daytona 500 next and etch their name into another fabled chapter. The 2024 Daytona 500, the "Great American Race," has already taken place on February 18th, 2024, so there's no upcoming race as of today, October 26th, 2023. However, I can still share some interesting information about the race that just happened: Winner:Joey Logano took home the checkered flag in a thrilling finish.This was his second Daytona 500 victory, making him one of only 20 drivers to win the race multiple times.Other Important Details:The race was postponed to Monday, February 19th due to inclement weather.Denny Hamlin was the early leader but fell back in the closing laps.Chase Elliott led multiple laps and narrowly missed out on a podium finish.There were several cautions and close battles throughout the race.Where to Watch:The race was broadcasted live on FOX Sports 1.Replays and highlights are available on the FOX Sports website and app.Favorites:While the 2024 race is over, you can start thinking about next year's favorites!Some names to watch out for include: Denny Hamlin (a three-time runner-up), Chase Elliott (a 2021 winner), Joey Logano (defending champion), Kyle Larson (2021 champion), and Ryan Blaney (multiple top-10 finishes).Additional Information:The Daytona 500 is the season-opening race for the NASCAR Cup Series.It is considered one of the most prestigious races in NASCAR.The race takes place at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida.Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

The Daytona 500: In the world of auto racing, few events match the prestige and history of NASCAR’s Daytona 500. As the circuit’s first showcase race of every season, held annually in February at the iconic Daytona International Speedway, the “Great American Race” represents the pinnacle for stock car drivers and fans. First run in 1959, the race has seen incredible popularity growth to become a fixture of American sports culture, watched by about 10 million television viewers every year. Its rich past filled with tragedy, controversy, comebacks and photo finishes has cemented the Daytona 500 as NASCAR’s most celebrated and influential event. Origins &amp; Early Years of Stock Car Racing (Late 1940s-Early 1960s) The roots of NASCAR date back to prohibition-era Southern United States, when bootleggers needed fast vehicles to elude authorities while transporting illegal whiskey. To showcase their cars’ speed advantages, exhibitions were organized on closed tracks in the late 1940s, contrasting the maneuverability of souped-up “stock” vehicles against proper racing automobiles. Bill France Sr, a service station owner, spearheaded efforts to organize the haphazard racing events into a cohesive series. NASCAR was founded in 1947 and enjoyed strong spectator interest across America’s Southeast early on. However, facilities were often dangerously makeshift and prize money minimal. To address these issues, France constructed the Daytona International Speedway, which opened in 1959 as the fastest closed-course oval track ever built. Its first marquee event held on February 22 was the inaugural Daytona 500 race. Johnny Beauchamp won a photo finish against Lee Petty, although Petty was later judged the winner after review. The race cemented its reputation as unpredictable and built fanfare for future years. Wider Popularity &amp; Tragedy in the 1960s The 1960s saw NASCAR’s popularity expand beyond solely regional interest. Fireball Roberts’ 1962 Daytona 500 triumph driving a Pontiac Catalina drew Detroit’s focus to stock car racing’s commercial opportunities. Brand sponsorships and technological improvements soon followed. Roberts’ bravery and personality also endeared him to fans nationwide. Tragedy dampened the progress when Roberts perished from burns suffered in a violent 1964 crash. But the event became a television fixture by decade’s end, airing annually nationwide on CBS starting in 1979. Restrictor plates were also mandated at Daytona and sister track Talladega to reduce dangerously high speeds. New Heroes Emerge in the 1970s-1980s The 1970s welcomed new heroes like Richard Petty, the eras most successful driver who won a record 7 Daytona 500s. His son Kyle Petty began racing at NASCAR’s top level continuing the family legacy. David Pearson and Buddy Baker also dueled memorably at Daytona events, trading victories and track records through the decade. In 1979, a fistfight broke out on live television between competitors Cale Yarborough and Donnie and Bobby Allison after a last-lap crash, boosting viewing intrigue. The 1980s saw Bill Elliott establish himself as NASCAR’s fastest qualifier with a record 212 MPH lap at Daytona. By 1989, national media coverage propelled Darrell Waltrip’s photo finish Daytona 500 win into one of the most-viewed auto races ever at that point. Continued Growth in the 1990s &amp; Early 2000s The mid-1990s brought a new superstar in Jeff Gordon, who won the 1997 Daytona 500 at just 25 years old. Gordon proved a hero kids and newcomers could root for given his youth and skill. Alongside Dale Earnhardt Sr., the two ushered NASCAR firmly into the mainstream during a surging period of national growth and corporate sponsorships. In 1998, Dale Earnhardt finally won his long-awaited first Daytona 500 after 20 years of heartbreaks at the track that best defined his talent and aggression. His 1997 runner-up finish remains remembered as one the event’s most exciting endings, being edged out by just a few feet. The early 2000s saw unprecedented television viewership and revenue for NASCAR. The 2001 Daytona 500, won by Michael Waltrip, boasted nearly 30 million viewers, trailing only the Super Bowl. The race however was sadly marred by Dale Earnhardt Sr’s death on the final lap after colliding with the wall. To most, his absence leaving victory lane remains NASCAR’s most indelible image. Recent Era (2007-Present) In the aftermath of Earnhardt’s passing, focus increased on safety innovations like the adjustable SAFER barrier walls installed in 2002. Pack racing returned in force by 2007 as Jamie McMurray pipped Kyle Busch by inches. Electronic scoring technology debuted in 2015, allowing NASCAR to call the closest finishes accurately. In 2016, legendary rookie Chase Elliott won the Daytona 500 pole, starting the “Great American Race” from the front ahead of his accomplished teammates. After a rain delay, Denny Hamlin claimed his first Daytona 500 trophy. Elliott has himself now developed into a budding superstar viewed as the heir to Jeff Gordon’s past success with Hendrick Motorsports. The 2020 edition began a new television partnership between NASCAR, Fox Sports and NBC programming the Cup Series races annually. This broadcasting deal runs until 2025, ensuring widespread viewership of Daytona 500s to come. Recent years have seen veterans like Ryan Newman and rookie Austin Cindric victorious, showing experienced names can still master Daytona’s nuances. Into the Future Now having spanned over 60 runnings, the Daytona 500’s rich history and memories echo through every turn of the track’s high-banked corners. As NASCAR’s crown jewel event, it continues driving interest in motorsports nationwide thanks to past legends and emerging youth. With another Speedweeks of racing spectacle upcoming in February 2023, all eyes look ahead to who will conquer the Daytona 500 next and etch their name into another fabled chapter. The 2024 Daytona 500, the "Great American Race," has already taken place on February 18th, 2024, so there's no upcoming race as of today, October 26th, 2023. However, I can still share some interesting information about the race that just happened: Winner: <ul><li>Joey Logano took home the checkered flag in a thrilling finish.</li><li>This was his second Daytona 500 victory, making him one of only 20 drivers to win the race multiple times.</li></ul>Other Important Details: <ul><li>The race was postponed to Monday, February 19th due to inclement weather.</li><li>Denny Hamlin was the early leader but fell back in the closing laps.</li><li>Chase Elliott led multiple laps and narrowly missed out on a podium finish.</li><li>There were several cautions and close battles throughout the race.</li></ul>Where to Watch: <ul><li>The race was broadcasted live on FOX Sports 1.</li><li>Replays and highlights are available on the FOX Sports website and app.</li></ul>Favorites: <ul><li>While the 2024 race is over, you can start thinking about next year's favorites!</li><li>Some names to watch out for include: Denny Hamlin (a three-time runner-up), Chase Elliott (a 2021 winner), Joey Logano (defending champion), Kyle Larson (2021 champion), and Ryan Blaney (multiple top-10 finishes).</li></ul>Additional Information: <ul><li>The Daytona 500 is the season-opening race for the NASCAR Cup Series.</li><li>It is considered one of the most prestigious races in NASCAR.</li><li>The race takes place at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida.</li></ul>Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. And Hey! History buffs, buckle up! Talking Time Machine isn't your dusty textbook lecture. It's where cutting-edge AI throws wild interview parties with history's iconic figures. In the Talking Time Machine podcast: History Gets a High-Tech Twist, Imagine: Napoleon Bonaparte talking French Politics with Louis the 14th! This podcast is futuristically insightful. Our AI host grills historical legends with questions based on real historical context, leading to surprising, thought-provoking, and often mind-blowing answers. Whether you're a history geek, a tech junkie, or just love a good interview, Talking Time Machine has something for you. Talking Time Machine: search, subscribe and (Listen Now!)

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