ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We caught up a group of land speed racing innovators at the at the 2018 Performance Racing Industry trade show in Indianapolis, IN, for a great session on the V8TV Stage. Joining host Kevin Oeste are Bob Dalton, driver of the Flashpoint nitromethane hemi-powered streamliner, Record-holding engine builder Kenny Duttweiler, George Poteet Speed Demon team member Steve Watt of Maxwell Industries, team member Chris Raschke from ARP, and engine builder Keith Dorton. These accomplished gentlemen run streamliners way over 400 mph and share insights on what it takes to run at that level, the conditions of the salt, the camaraderie of Bonneville Racing and a few laughs as well.
Salt Shakers: The Fastest People On Earth Bonneville Round Table at 2018 PRI Show Full Length Feature
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Salt Shakers: The Fastest People On Earth Bonneville Round Table at 2018 PRI Show Full Length Feature
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