Posts Tagged ‘Scott Dixon’

MFW podcast episode 35

MFW podcast episode 35

The More Front Wing podcast returns for another season as Paul and Steph preview the 2011 IZOD IndyCar Series season with special guest Jake Query.

MFW podcast episode 34

MFW podcast episode 34

In this episode of the More Front Wing podcast, Joe Berkemeier from TrackSideOnline.com joins Paul to discuss the recent Chevrolet announcement and the IndyCar silly season.

MFW podcast episode 33

MFW podcast episode 33

In this week’s episode of the More Front Wing podcast, Kevin Lee of the IMS Radio Network joins us to discuss the 2010 IZOD IndyCar Season and to see how our preseason picks turned out this year.

Chicagoland: Paul’s Friday thoughts

Chicagoland: Paul’s Friday thoughts

Paul’s Friday thoughts from the 2010 event at Chicagoland Speedway.

Firestone adds interest at Sonoma

Firestone adds interest at Sonoma

For the first time in what seems like eons, the two tire compounds available this past weekend at Infineon Raceway could have had a notable effect on the outcome of the race. The decision is in: we want more!

Infineon: Sunday thoughts

Infineon: Sunday thoughts

Bash’s Sunday thoughts from the 2010 event at Infineon Raceway.

Toronto: Paul’s Sunday thoughts

Paul’s thoughts from Sunday at the 2010 Honda Indy Toronto.

Toronto: Steph’s Sunday thoughts

Steph’s thoughts from Sunday at the 2010 Honda Indy Toronto.

Mistakes prove too costly for big guns to overcome

The 94th running of the Indianapolis 500 has come and gone, and like the other 93 races before it, this rendition was full of twists, turns, surprises, and action throughout the race.

2010 season: So far, so good

As the 2010 IZOD IndyCar Series takes a week off after the first quarter of play, things in the Series are pretty much where most people expected them to be following the first block of road and street courses on the schedule.

St. Pete: Final thoughts

Some final thoughts on the race at St. Petersburg.

Where have all the rivalries gone?

All right. Let’s dive into an offshoot topic from yesterday’s post. The overall question: why aren’t we more invested in the drivers these days? A lack of meaningful rivalries was one of the first things that came to mind.