The Indycar Dad Podcast

Indycar Dad Podcast

Indycar Dad (Tom Nardone) focuses on having fun at the races. Over his 50+ years as a race fan and a father he learned a few things that make racing fun: Great racingA close-up fan experienceFriends and familyKnowledge of the sport. In his podcast he will help you have more fun with Indycar. He will ask questions that expand your knowledge of the sport and introduce you to Indycar personalities. He will experience and discuss great racing, and he will be part of and encourage a great fan experience. He will do this in a fun way. Indycar Dad isn’t too serious. This entire project, his podcast, his instagram, and his Youtube channel is a form of recreation for him. He has no sponsors and doesn’t answer to anyone. He is just here to have a good time with his family of fellow Indycar fans.  Join the Indycar family and subscribe to the Indycar Dad Podcast Indycar Dad is really only interested in talking about Indycar, the Indianapolis 500, and the feeder series for them. Sure, he watches F1, IMSA, F1 and others, but he studies Indycar and has been attending multiple races per year for decades. He wants to stick to his area of interest, so this project is only about having fun with Indycar. We hope you enjoy it.

  1. APR 8

    Jordan Missig Interview - Indycar Dad Podcast

    The podcast episode features an interview with Jordan Missig, driver of the #48 care in INDY NXT, discussing his journey in the racing world. The conversation covers his early racing years, the role of sim racing, the transition to Radical cars and beyond, and the differences in driving styles between open-wheel and sports cars. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the transition between different car types, performance and results, season progress and momentum, championship standings and potential, oval racing and preferences, favorite tracks and racing experience, racing in Abu Dhabi and Radical World Finals, racing decisions and opportunities, Graham Rahal and racing experience, smart decision-making and mentorship, diet and fitness regimen, the hardest track and racing challenges, mindset and goal setting, diet and fitness routine, Able Motorsports and Indy 500, and acknowledgments and partnerships. Takeaways Early exposure to racing influences a driver's career pathSim racing provides valuable experience and track familiarityTransitioning between different racing categories requires adaptation and understanding of driving styles Transitioning between different car types requires adjustments in driving style and technique.Performance and results are crucial for building momentum and achieving success in the racing season. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to IndyCarDad Podcast09:04 The Role of Sim Racing19:41 Transition to Formula 2000 and Beyond30:37 Differences in Driving Styles36:28 Championship Standings and Potential42:10 Smart Decision-Making and Mentorship47:35 Hardest Track and Racing Challenges57:41 Able Motorsports and Indy 500

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Ratings & Reviews

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About

Indycar Dad (Tom Nardone) focuses on having fun at the races. Over his 50+ years as a race fan and a father he learned a few things that make racing fun: Great racingA close-up fan experienceFriends and familyKnowledge of the sport. In his podcast he will help you have more fun with Indycar. He will ask questions that expand your knowledge of the sport and introduce you to Indycar personalities. He will experience and discuss great racing, and he will be part of and encourage a great fan experience. He will do this in a fun way. Indycar Dad isn’t too serious. This entire project, his podcast, his instagram, and his Youtube channel is a form of recreation for him. He has no sponsors and doesn’t answer to anyone. He is just here to have a good time with his family of fellow Indycar fans.  Join the Indycar family and subscribe to the Indycar Dad Podcast Indycar Dad is really only interested in talking about Indycar, the Indianapolis 500, and the feeder series for them. Sure, he watches F1, IMSA, F1 and others, but he studies Indycar and has been attending multiple races per year for decades. He wants to stick to his area of interest, so this project is only about having fun with Indycar. We hope you enjoy it.

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