US Motorsports Writer - Reuters veteran. Expert Guest PRN Pit Reporters Wrote for ESPN the Magazine https://xitter.cf/t.co/3TQGO3OxGf, https://xitter.cf/t.co/MOX4C1lKwN. Driver of the Year PR

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Joined April 2009
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The platypus-nose era of single seater cars.🔎
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On this day in 1892, 1920 #Indy500 winner Gaston Chevrolet is born in Beaune, France. Chevrolet stopped for fuel just twice and never changed tires en route to his victory!
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Very interesting. What is the 2026 version of this video?
Found an old version from 2020 of the “yellow line rule” video that is part of the drivers meeting. Still pretty vague on where the exact limit is. h/t @bobpockrass
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Okay, Twitterverse/X-verse you are the jury. Were #5's left-tires below the yellow line/s.
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Where did Larson come from at the end? And don't answer Elk Grove, Ca. @DJDrJohnBisci 😂
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If possible Riley Herbst's 2d hit looked worse.
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Good feeling to see Joey getting out of the car.
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Hope that Joey is okay.
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Guess we have a new "kidney stone" @TALLADEGA .
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I don't think this will "rub out".
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Interesting to watch a Toyota pushing a Chevrolet.
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Or, as Leigh Diffey just phrased it "the first Big One of the Day."
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Lewis Franck retweeted
In an effort to offer positive suggestions....Speedway races should be called with one crew chief with a radio, clipboard and a calculator. No engineers, no internet, cell blockers up. No way the racing won't be improved. Also saves money and time on this stupid ass races.
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Great in-car camera viewing of that wreck.
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Perhaps IMSA driver, Dion von Moltke, aka @DionvmR can oblige you.
Replying to @LewisFranck
We need von Moltke merch!
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I didn't know hat Tyson was a fan of the 19th Century Prussian general who wrote this in 1871 ‘no plan of operations can with any certainty reach beyond the first encounter with the enemy.’ Helmuth von Moltke
Replying to @SpotterBrett
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth as Tyson said
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