Technik Podcast

WIns fails and prediction after being sheltered in place.

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Today’s episode is with the owner of Strom Motorsport, Brett Strom. Brett is a fascinating guy. He has raced all over the world and has no limit to learning and gathers information to improve his craft of building cars. He is also the leader of a race track gang called the stromterauge. IN this interview we talk about his business, we talk about the application of a race car, and we talk about how he got started and what he focuses on day today

Here is Bret Strom

Today’s episode is with Heath Spencer. Heath races a Spec Boxster in PCA Golden Gate region. His path to racing was not typical but neither was his talent

He a shining example to any kind of car person much less a driver. Heath is the type person who sets the bar for all people who want to try their hand at this sport

Here is Heath Spencer

Today’s episode is with Jean-Luc Defanti. Jean-Luc is a true car guy and racer at heart. He is the first person to build a fully tipped WERC E1 car to the current rule set, and this car BTW is 3 snaps and around the world, its amazing. He makes a living in the movie business and offers a dynamic look at the way we “racers” tell stories. When I ever I talk to Jean Luc his international perspective is refreshing and broadens my thinking, and I want to get a neck scarf, or maybe an ascot because Jean-Luc’s attention to detail is contagious.

He is a friend to the podcast. He is a long time listener first-time caller and wonderful personality at the track. Hre is Jean-luc.

Today’s episode is the post-race for Round 1 of the 2020 NASA WERC is with co-host Rob Henretta. So let get right to it

Round 1 of Wins fails and predictions for NASA WERC (Willowsprings)

Today’s interview is with Peter Dempsey. Peter is the man who did the impossible. He won the 2019 25 hours of Thunderhill in a radical and did it on his second try after open his shop turn 3 motorsports only 2 years ago. Ppfff He is a candid guy who makes no bones about how hard it is just to make a living in this sport. He is committed to running events like the 25 hours and as you will learn in this podcast people in motorsport choose him over opportunity, which speaks a lot to his character, and his driving and team management-speak a lot about his talents.

Here is Peter Dempsey.

I’m Peter Hopelain and this is the Technik Podcast, it’s an open discussion on automotive trends, topics, and ideas with leaders in the automotive industry. It is good as always to have you along with everybody.

today’s interview is with Dale Sievright, Dale is a three-time winner at the 25 hours and one of those wins was this year in a partnership ford that he helped lead. He is an interesting car guy as he has started on the ground floor of the motorsports industry and now finds himself work on Chassis in NVH Noise vibration handling for tesla.

Here is Dale Seivright

Today's episode with Rob Krider. Rob is a seasoned driver and an experienced leader in running a race team. Put these two together, and you have yourself a real threat at the track. Rob has time in autocross, drag racing, and other forms of racing, and has produced multiple wins in the 24 hours of lemons and Chumpcar. He has a Honda challenged national champion and E2 podium at the 25 hours of Thunderhill. His extensive amount of time racing gives him a thorough look at the racing landscape and has a deep understanding of the value that all the different racing today has to offer.

I think he brings a lot to the conversation of racing, and I think you will like his unique perspective. Here is Rob Krider