New - VINTAGE RACING PODCAST

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Mon Jan 11, 2016 1:15 am

Fast approval by iTunes - now in the iTunes Store:
Vintage Racing Podcast
Cheers,
Greg

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Sat Jan 16, 2016 4:19 pm

Hi All,

I've redesigned and expanded our web site - please check it out. You can subscribe to our blog posts, listen to episodes, check out racetrack and shop photos, listeners' car photos (and submit your own), and find a growing list of useful links. I'll be adding links to UK suppliers and resources soon.

Our 3rd episode was released a couple of days ago; all are now in the iTunes store:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vin ... 1073365636

Cheers,

Greg
[email protected]
http://www.vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Tue Jan 26, 2016 3:05 am

Episode 4 is now on iTunes.

Dave Vegher and I cover a lot of ground in this 4th episode. First off are some listener emails ? thank you! Next, Dave talks about obtaining, restoring and developing his 24 Hour of LeMans Chevron B36 2-Liter sports racer. We move on to discussing the origin and race development of BMW M12 engines, talk about an Alfa GTA engine in the shop, and many other current engine projects for the 2016 racing season.

Too much to cover Dave?s drive in the Vintage 24 Hours of LeMans this time around, so we?ll bring that to you soon!

Go to our Episodes page to listen, or subscribe to Vintage Racing Podcast on iTunes. Don?t forget to subscribe to our news posts by going to our web site, then head to the menu at left, and select Entries RSS.

Cheers,

Greg Tatarian
[email protected]" target="_blank
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Fri Feb 05, 2016 9:49 pm

Episode 5 will be released on Saturday afternoon, February 6. Please check it out.

I welcome photos of listeners' cars - feel free to send them to me at:
[email protected]
for inclusion in our web site:
http://www.vintageracingpodcast.com

Cheers,

Greg

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Mon Feb 15, 2016 4:25 pm

If you haven't been to our web site lately, please come by. Episode 5 was released 9 days ago; Episode 6 with mechanic and vintage race car driver Ethan Shippert was recorded a couple of days ago, and will be uploaded later this week. I've also uploaded some more photos of current shop projects.

Cheers,

[email protected]
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Mon Feb 15, 2016 4:51 pm

Just added - a page on our web site dedicated to listeners' emails!

[email protected]
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Fri Feb 26, 2016 9:51 pm

Vintage Racing Podcast has made it to the New and Noteworthy section of iTunes - a very pleasant surprise!

Episode 7 was just uploaded today - Part 2 of my conversation with Ethan Shippert.

Also recorded, a great discussion with Dave Vegher about how he approaches performance street builds vs. race builds, and how to plan a fresh engine build.

Dave has been working hard behind the scenes to hook me up with some of the Bay Area's top engine builders, race car preparers and builders, and vintage car restorers.

Please stop by soon.

Cheers,

Greg Tatarian

[email protected]

http://vintageracingpodcast.com

on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/vin ... 1073365636

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Thu Mar 10, 2016 11:37 pm

No Lotus content in this one, but Episode 8 was released a few days ago. Longtime Berkeley Alfa Romeo owner and enthusiast, and Alfa Bulletin Board moderator, Andrew Watry joins me for a phone conversation about his lifelong passion for cool cars from England, Germany, and not least, Italy. Andrew founded the Berlina Registry, and leads annual drives for that group. Andrew also shares his experiences with autocross, rallies, and more recently, vintage racing with the CSRG.

Two episodes to look for later this month: a long conversation with Phil Reilly of Phil Reilly and Company fame - see http://philreillycompany.com/ to be released on March 15, and a conversation with Dave Vegher at his shop (lots of Lotus Twin Cam content), to be released on March 25.

Cheers,

Greg

[email protected]
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Tue Mar 15, 2016 2:58 pm

Our new episode with Phil Reilly has just been released. He is known not just around the U.S., but in the U.K. and Europe, and for good reason. Please head to our web site and check out some photos of special engines he has rebuilt, subscribe to our RSS feed for news posts, and download the latest episode to learn more about Phil and his company of 35 years - Phil Reilly and Company.

http://philreillycompany.com/

Best,

Greg

[email protected]" target="_blank
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **SF69Elan** » Wed Mar 16, 2016 3:29 pm

Hi Greg - just wanted to say thanks for letting us know about your podcast and web site. I've listened to the first six podcasts so far and have enjoyed them. I personally don't have experience on the track, but it's been interesting learning about all the different classes of racing that are out there and about some of the associated history from folks that have been deeply involved.

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Wed Mar 16, 2016 3:45 pm

Thanks very much - appreciate your comments. I was hoping to make this podcast appeal to a wide spectrum of vintage car lovers - racers and non-racers alike. I am aiming for a good mix of topics and guests.

If you would like to send a couple photos of your Elan for our Listeners' Cars page - feel free!

Cheers,

Greg Tatarian

Post by: **1963Turnerjohn** » Sun Mar 20, 2016 12:29 pm

Greg, great job on the podcasts , they fill a void within our sport/hobby.

As a historic racer and British sport car enthusiast, I can relate to the content and like the direction your taking thus far.

Best wishes for continued success !
John

Post by: **elangtv2000** » Sun Mar 20, 2016 2:04 pm

Thank you very much, John. I am hoping to get some short interviews at the race track in a couple of weeks during the CSRG David Love Memorial race. I have volunteered to be a safety technical inspector for the club for races at my home track, Sonoma Raceway, so hopefully at that time I'll be able to rope in a lot of future guests who can paint a nice picture of the sport past and present.

Thanks again for your comments, and please feel free to send me a couple of your race or street cars to include on our web site.

Cheers,

Greg Tatarian

[email protected]
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

Post by: **Fred Talmadge** » Sun Mar 20, 2016 11:28 pm

Any chance we can listen/download without Itunes?

Post by: **EnfoKen** » Mon Mar 21, 2016 12:32 am

elangtv2000 wrote:Our new episode with Phil Reilly has just been released. He is known not just around the U.S., but in the U.K. and Europe, and for good reason. Please head to our web site and check out some photos of special engines he has rebuilt, subscribe to our RSS feed for news posts, and download the latest episode to learn more about Phil and his company of 35 years - Phil Reilly and Company.

http://philreillycompany.com/

Best,

Greg

[email protected]" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank
http://vintageracingpodcast.com

The Phil Reilly podcast was great. He was a customer of ours at Cosworth and its good to see him get some recognition in the USA. There are a lot of guys like him out there that remain in the shadows keeping people and cars racing.

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