It’s me, Mark Stone, and in this episode of the Backseat Driver Podcast, I’m joined once again by Vic Piano, whose passion for American cars is matched only by his remarkable knowledge of American motorsport.
Together, we explore the fascinating worlds of NASCAR and the Indianapolis 500, discussing what makes these iconic events such an important part of American culture. Vic shares stories from his broadcasting career, including his role in helping introduce NASCAR to television audiences during its rapid rise in popularity throughout the 1980s.
We also look back at NASCAR's colourful origins, tracing its roots to the moonshine runners of the 1930s whose modified cars and fearless driving eventually gave birth to one of the world's biggest motorsports. Along the way, Vic explains the traditions, rivalries, and larger-than-life personalities that have helped build NASCAR's fiercely loyal following.
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