Consider this More Front Wing episode to be surrounded by caution tape. It&#8217;s our annual Toronto balcony podcast!
We sort of meander through Pocono, and Iowa, and a preview for Toronto, but it&#8217;s all very random. This is unedited, unscripted, and unaided for the most part, except for a couple of pre-printed box scores that Paul mostly used as a coaster. The audio quality is probably horrible. It&#8217;s two freaking hours long. It needs a language warning. Steph&#8217;s husband, <a href="http://autos.ca" target="_blank">Jacob Black of Autos.ca</a>, drops in for a visit after his rugby practice. This is as unplugged as we get, and because we had such great feedback from our podcast in this format last year, we decided to do it again. We&#8217;ll probably be hurting a little in the morning, but we do it all for you, IndyCar&#8217;s most awesome fans. If you stick around for the whole thing, shoot us an email. You probably deserve a trophy.
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<description>Consider this More Front Wing episode to be surrounded by caution tape. It's our annual Toronto balcony podcast!</description>

Consider this More Front Wing episode to be surrounded by caution tape. It's our annual Toronto balcony podcast!

MFW podcast episode 112: The annual balcony podcast

On this week&#8217;s episode of the More Front Wing podcast, Paul and Steph look back at what was a wild and crazy weekend at the Shell and Pennzoil Grand  Prix of Houston.  Among the topics of discussion are a heated debate on the merits of the penalty and subsequent probation of Marco Andretti following his failure to yield to leader Takuma Sato during Saturday&#8217;s race, a discussion about the difficult season that has befallen Tony Kanaan, an analysis of the Takuma Sato/Mikhail Aleshin and Helio Castroneves/Sebatien Bourdais incidents, the resurgent weekend of Juan Pablo Montoya, and much more.
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<description>On this week's podcast, Paul and Steph look back on a wild and crazy weekend at the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston.</description>

On this week's podcast, Paul and Steph look back on a wild and crazy weekend at the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston.

MFW podcast episode 111: Houston wrap-up

On this week&#8217;s More Front Wing podcast, we&#8217;re fortunate to hear from two Verizon IndyCar Series drivers who visited Toronto for the Honda Indy Toronto preview event earlier this week, James Hinchcliffe and Sebastien Bourdais. Both spent some time with MFW co-editor Steph Wallcraft reviewing the Verizon IndyCar Series events at Detroit and Texas Motor Speedway &#8212; in particular, Hinchcliffe noted that he enjoys tire disparity somewhat like we witnessed at Detroit, and Bourdais indicated that he expects the penalty from his incident with Justin Wilson to be rescinded &#8212; and looked ahead to the immense challenges the entire field will face as they take to the streets of NRG Park in Houston.
In between, MFW co-editors Steph Wallcraft and Paul Dalbey discuss and summarize some of the key points from the Detroit and TMS events as brought up by those two interviews and offer up a preview of the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston, including a look at the changes to the track setup intended to improve safety and a discussion of the weekend&#8217;s position on the Verizon IndyCar Series schedule.
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<description>On this week's More Front Wing podcast, we catch up with James Hinchcliffe and Sebastien Bourdais as we catch up with the month of June thus far and look ahead to the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston.</description>

On this week's More Front Wing podcast, we catch up with James Hinchcliffe and Sebastien Bourdais as we catch up with the month of June thus far and look ahead to the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston.

MFW podcast episode 110 with James Hinchcliffe and Sebastien Bourdais

On this week&#8217;s More Front Wing podcast we&#8217;re pleased to welcome Townsend Bell, who shares his thoughts on the world of IndyCar from both the perspectives of a driver and an analyst. He catches us up on his very eventful day at the 2014 Indianapolis 500, including being a part of the controversial incident involving James Hinchcliffe and Ed Carpenter as well as some other, less evident moments of note that contributed to his challenging race. He also reviews the Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway having sat in the booth for the NBC Sports Network broadcast and looks at the tire degradation issues, the success of Ed Carpenter, Will Power&#8217;s tendency to shoot himself in the foot, and many other insights.
On top of that, More Front Wing&#8217;s Paul Dalbey, Steph Wallcraft, and John Lingle analyze the Firestone 600 from the perspectives of being both live on site and on the couch at home and get into some very animated debate about the viability of the formula and the style of racing in general as it relates to the rest of IndyCar&#8217;s schedule. We cap that off with a discussion of who struggled and who prevailed and the impact that can be expected to have on the championship battle as we approach the halfway point in the 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series season.
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<description>On this week's podcast we're joined by Indianapolis 500 entrant and NBC Sports Network analyst Townsend Bell, and we have a very animated discussion on the merits of the current IndyCar racing formula at Texas Motor Speedway.</description>

On this week's podcast we're joined by Indianapolis 500 entrant and NBC Sports Network analyst Townsend Bell, and we have a very animated discussion on the merits of the current IndyCar racing formula at Texas Motor Speedway.

MFW podcast episode 109 with guest Townsend Bell

This week’s More Front Wing podcast, Paul and John look back on an incredible 98th running of the Indianapolis 500 with flag-to-flag analysis of the biggest stories from the race.  We cover the long green flag run to open the races, the controversial incident between Ed Carpenter and James Hinchcliffe, the decision by Race Control to red flag the event with nine laps to go, and the legendary shoot-out to the checkers between Ryan Hunter-Reay and Helio Castronves.  We also discuss the Rookie of the Years battle and much, much more!
Finally, we catch up some INDYCAR news and notes and look forward to this weekends Chevrolet Duels in Detroit, where site co-editor Steph Wallcraft will be on site for all the action throughout the weekend!
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(We apologize for the slight technical glitches we experienced while recording the podcast and hope that you are still able to enjoy all of John&#8217;s valuable commentary throughout the entire show.)

<description>On this week's podcast, Paul and John look back on what is sure to become one of the great Indianapolis 500s of all time.</description>

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