What Working a Racetrack Actually Teaches You About Cars — Lessons from Corner Marshal to Director of Operations

Most people experience motorsports from the outside. Eva Gregory has spent her career on the inside — and what she learned there didn't come from a textbook.In this week's Thursday Pit Stop, Eva gets personal. Starting as a cashier at a karting facility and working her way through corner marshaling, pit stewarding, wrenching, track rentals, and eventually Director of Operations at Road Atlanta, she shares three things the track taught her that genuinely surprised her — and that she thinks every automotive enthusiast should hear.What does it mean to develop real mechanical empathy? Why are the most important people at any motorsports event completely invisible to most attendees? And what happens to your passion when it becomes your profession — and how do you protect it?This episode is for anyone who loves cars and has ever wondered what it looks like on the other side of the fence. And for anyone who's thought about turning that love into a career.Be sure to join our newsletter to stay in the know! https://www.bedifferentialpodcast.com/