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MFW podcast episode 94 with Scott Dixon
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On this week’s More Front Wing podcast, we’re joined by Target Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon as he takes a close look at the pit lane safety violation penalty he drew in the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma. Dixon tells us that his views on the incident haven’t changed in light of the new evidence that’s emerged since the weekend, and he also spoke about the lack of clarity and consistency from IndyCar race control that he and teammate Dario Franchitti have been quite vocal about.
In addition, More Front Wing Co-editors Paul Dalbey and Steph Wallcraft review many other aspects of Sunday’s action-packed race, including what it might mean for Verizon Team Penske’s Will Power now that he’s finally put a notch in the win column in 2013, the stand-out performances throughout the remainder of the grid, IndyCar’s problem with its unwillingness to allow drama to develop, the interesting tale of the Firestone tires, and much more. We also look ahead to the Grand Prix of Baltimore presented by SRT and talk about the changes in the entry list and make our picks for who may be the one to eventually come away the victor.
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