Episode #92
58: Summit Racing Autocross Week Recap.
Jul 21, 202638 min
In this episode I discuss my personal experience while participating in the 2026 Summit Racing Autocross Week.
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Hosted by talbotsturnfastpodcast · leisure · EN · 60 episodes
A podcast featuring interviews with grassroots American car enthusiasts who participate in autocross, road race, time trial, Ultimate Street Car, and any other racing that requires drivers to Turn Fast! Industry experts and event organizers are welcome.
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Episode #92
In this episode I discuss my personal experience while participating in the 2026 Summit Racing Autocross Week.
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