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Motorsports Podcast

Summit Point Motorsports Park

January 18, 2022February 21, 2023 Break/Fix Podcast

Picture it… 2 hours outside of Washington DC in the Eastern panhandle of West Virginia; it’s the fall of 1969, the sun is rising over the apple trees … drivers

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Did You Know?


Why do Porsches have their ignition key on the left-hand side? - This design feature was found on cars that were destined to run at Le Mans. This design allowed the driver to enter the car and start the car with one hand while simultaneously putting the car in gear with the other, saving precious time and allowing the driver to free a hand to begin belting in.
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