Show Notes
The IAG Thursday Thing crew is back—and this episode has everything. Dewey, Dylan, and the team return from a wild weekend at Gridlife’s Pit Race with stories of chaos, competition, and redemption. From mechanical failures and near crashes with an LMP car to a rain-soaked comeback that sealed their fifth win and a new track record, this one’s a ride.The crew dives deep into the drama: technical gremlins, tense on-track moments, and the high of clinching victory under pouring rain. Plus, they give well-deserved love to “Forklift,” the behind-the-scenes hero who keeps the entire operation running.To close things out, they discuss Subaru’s bombshell—two new STI concept cars, one electric and one hybrid—and what it means for the brand’s future.
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