Speaking of races, NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 is imminent. Steven Cole Smith (@Motorsport) gives us a rundown of races preceding the 600, in particular the Sprint All-Star competition.

The conversation shifts from Indy to electric car races, notably Formula E. Steven Cole Smith (@Motorsport) gives us his thoughts on the experience. In the next segment, we'll hear a few predictions as to who may win the Indy 500.

Here to bring us some info on the upcoming 100th running of the Indy 500 is Steven Cole Smith, writer for Mortorsport (@Motorsport). Fans of the race are disappointed that there will only be 33 cars competing in qualifying, wiping out the tension and excitement that usually comes from watching drivers compete for a spot on the field.

Alan and BJ (@CarBuzzard) chat about an old article on Autoblog detailing Hilary Clinton's interest in returning to 55 MPH speed limits. This viewpoint is garnering attention once again as a result of the current election season.

Alan looks back on his meeting with Danica Patrick and reflects on female drivers that have him outgunned. We also hear more tales of mayhem from his Spring Mountain (@smracing) trip.

Alan Taylor opens up the show with a story about his weekend excursion at Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch, a dream destination for racetrack enthusiasts. Later we'll be joined by Rick Malone (@smracing), driving instructor at the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School. In the meantime, BJ Killeen (@CarBuzzard) is with us to share her knowledge on all things automotive.

Let's face it, driving fast is fun. At Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch, speeding is most definitely allowed - Encouraged, even! Alan gets a chance to boast about his automotive skills when we're joined by the driving school instructor from Spring Mountain. Picking up speed, we invite Steven Cole Smith to give us the latest Indy 500 news. Finally, the CEO of Vroom makes an appearance, full to the brim with information about his company's consumer-oriented business model. | Download Full Episode #245

Alan and Chris Duke (@Motorz) let fans know what to expect from the newest episode of their show Motorz, as well as describing in vivid detail a particularly humorous blooper moment. For any entrepreneurs out there, Alan gives a brief rundown of a radio show he does for Inc. Magazine.