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March 20, 2020 at
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I haven't seen a new Open Red podcast for a couple of weeks. Did I miss something, in terms of an announcement? This seems like a good time for podcasts, and I've certainyl enjoyed this one over the last few years. I hope all is well.
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March 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: JP50138 on March 20 2020 at 02:23:05 PM
I haven't seen a new Open Red podcast for a couple of weeks. Did I miss something, in terms of an announcement? This seems like a good time for podcasts, and I've certainyl enjoyed this one over the last few years. I hope all is well.
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I fear the worst is true.. Prepare yourself. It would seem that Open Red has been black flagged.. We should take a moment and thank all the boys back at the shop....
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March 23, 2020 at
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I assumed that they haven't put out a podcast since there has not been any racing to report on.
Agreed that this is the time to keep people thinking about WoO and racing in general with new content. Perfect time to be creative and preserve the history of the sport. Let us hear from the behind the scenes people, those from history that were no where near the spotlight, etc.
Hey Open Red, I will start you off with a request. Find Tom Johnson in Texas and get the real scoop on the "computer car" from the mid 80s. I bet that is one heck of a story! (rumor has it he was a NASA engineer in Houston and used their computers to do the modeling?)
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