Episode 412 -- Mark Melling on Determination to Keep Team Afloat, Impact of 9-11 and Drag Racing Redemption
The Scene Vault PodcastShow Notes
After going through the Mark Martin interview in our last three episodes, we’ll return to Mark Melling this week and finish up with him.
In this episode, Mark Melling talks about his determination to continue racing in the wake of his dad Harry’s untimely death ...
Jerry Nadeau’s move to Hendrick Motorsports ...
Melling Racing’s move to Dodge ...
Chad Knaus and … ultimately …
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