A Smooooooth Operation in Singapore

A Smooooooth Operation in Singapore

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IndyCar = IN. Honeymoon phase = OUT.

The honeymoon phase has come and gone, but don’t get it twisted…we still love motorsports. We also love love and we can admit when we’re a little jealous of a wedding as glamorous as Charles and Alexandra’s. IndyCar finally started and Emma would like to formally apologize to Dal ...  Show more

Kardashian Curse vs. Ferrari Curse

We're talking all things winter olympics, Kardashians and plane flying but don't worry, this is still a motorsports podcast. Cut us some slack we have a few weeks till green flag we're just passing the time. 

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