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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2019 · 1H 30M

Episode #208: Pro Pocono Moves (Our 300th Podcast!)

from Motorsport101 · host Dre Harrison

A special moment as Motorsport101 celebrates its 300th Podcast on the network! Special thanks to everyone for their ongoing support, you guys are the best!In this episode, Dre, Cam Buckley and Ryan King breakdown a mental, eyebrow-raising IndyCar return to Pocono as a 5-car wreck stole the show for all the wrong reasons! We also discuss MotoGP's first trip to the Kymiring, and the legacy of BIG M8!- Will Power wins shortened race due to impending storm ahead of Scott Dixon and Simon Pagenaud- Sato, Rossi and Hunter-Reay collide on opening lap that causes 5-man wreck, Rosenqvist and Hinch narrowly avoid major damage- Social media EXPLODES, Drivers split on Pocono, future unclear going forward, mass debate- Santino Ferrucci finishes career high 4th and everyone loved NBC's coverage of it- Colton Herta and Spencer Pigot also crash on their ownNEWZ:- First ever MotoGP test at the Kymiring, riders not exactly happy- Matt DiBendetto is apparently too good for his ride in NASCAR now- BIG M8 CAN NOT BE KILLED- Fernando Alonso is the final boss of GRID, and the jokes are rich and plentiful- MotoGP is back at Silverstone. And apparently they have new tarmac now!

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