The Week In Sports Cars, Jan 23
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The Week In Sports Cars, Jan 23
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By Marshall Pruett |
January 23, 2021 6:00 AM
It’s The Week In Sports Cars show with Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin using listener-driven Q&A topics submitted via social media.
Discussion topics:
• IMSA (starts at 7m46s)
• WEC/AsLMS/ELMS/ACO (1h04m56s)
• General (1h42m58s)
• Fun (2h10m43s)
Roar Before the 24, IMSA, Le Mans/WEC, Michelin Pilot Challenge, Podcasts
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2hr
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4hr
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6hr
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7hr
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7hr
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14hr
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17hr
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2d
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