Track Walking - 61 - A Worthwhile Task
Scott Robertson
Seth talks about eating food with good friends, Scott talks about paddock vibes, and they talk about... the greek philosophers?
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Track Walking - 60 - I Always Come Back to It (Chris Taylor)
Scott Robertson
Seth apparently knows everyone from Texas, Scott wonders about the cost of big rigs in the paddock, and Chris thinks roaming bands of kids in the paddock is a very good thing - because he was one.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 59 - Managing Ourselves
Scott Robertson
Seth hates having time to think, Scott is learning to self-soothe and distract himself like a toddler, and the guys think we might be getting better... slowly.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 58 - 20 Years With Weird Korean Cars (Bob Miller)
Scott Robertson
Seth mistakes oil for poop, Scott wonders, why... WHY track Korean cars, and Bob is an oil guy.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 57 - New Year, New... Something
Scott Robertson
Seth likes New Year's resolutions... Scott doesn't like New Year's resolutions... They resolve to talk about PRI.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 56 - I Just Want Things to Get Better (Paul Gerrard)
Scott Robertson
Seth has internet issues, Scott thinks metaphors write themselves, and Paul has been doing dumb stuff since he was a kid.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 55 - Fortune Cookies from a Vietnamese Restaurant
Scott Robertson
Seth is seeing racing... everywhere, Scott thinks strangers know us well, and the guys make a new game to play at home.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 54 - I Can't Just Give Up (Eric Kutil)
Scott Robertson
Eric is dreaming of a JTCC future, Seth thinks humility is a good basis for improvement, and Scott thinks show cars can teach us a few things about how to racecar better...
Read MoreTrack Walking - 53 - Purchasing a Better You
Scott Robertson
Seth feels superior to people who race cars, and Scott loves to spend other people's money - quite good at it too.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 52 - I'm More Competitive Than You (Ross Bentley)
Scott Robertson
Seth gets irritated at track dads, Scott doesn't think we drive cars for the cars, and Ross just got his license!
Read MoreTrack Walking - 51 - Wet Tracks and Beating a Dead Horse
Scott Robertson
Seth likes things with four wheels again and improves as a human being, and Scott wants you to be kind to yourself and tells Seth what he's doing wrong.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 50 - Make Big Changes (Andy Hollis)
Scott Robertson
Andy still plays with Hondas and cones, Seth addresses the internet, and Scott wants to do more testing.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 49 - Happy Anniversary
Scott Robertson
Seth admits he can't control Scott yet makes cake for the event... and now Scott wants cake.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 48 - The Joy in Life and Motorcycles (Viet Tran)
Scott Robertson
Viet goes all the way in, Seth is the world's greatest evangelist for "minis," and Scott begrudgingly acknowledges that motorcycle riders are people too...
Read MoreTrack Walking - 47 - Respect My Authoriti
Scott Robertson
Seth wants to be punk rock, Scott gets riled up, and they've both been hurt before...
Read MoreTrack Walking - 46 - Simplicity and Creativity (Aric Streeter)
Scott Robertson
Aric talks about small cars, rock and roll, and engineering... Seth and Scott talk about #puppetjabaay...
Read MoreTrack Walking - 45 - The Track Burrito
Scott Robertson
Would the Pope eat a burrito? What would you consider the spice of racing? Do you make or buy tortillas?
Read MoreTrack Walking - 44 - The Competitive Small Fish (Ryan Finch)
Scott Robertson
Ryan used to drag race, Seth got warned by Brock Yates, and Scott doesn't understand what torque is.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 43 - Dependance-Independence-Interdepence
Scott Robertson
Seth shares why he was a lousy roommate... Scott wants to go to sleep... and they talk through the move from dependance, to independence, to interdependence.
Read MoreTrack Walking - 42 - Midwest Festival Happened
Scott Robertson
Seth won something... Scott broke something... and we talk about the first Midwest Festival in two years.
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