Indy is a historic place, but not much for watching a race from the stands. Tanner, I think you would do a great job in a late model because your driving style would compliment it.
We could see your eyes light up when you got to the speedway You only got 1/2 of the experience, the sights and sounds when the cars are there is just amazing .
If you ever get the chance to be there while NASCAR or Indycar are testing, you need to stand in the gap between pit road and the race track. Mindblowing experience being that close to something moving 200MPH! I got to spend a couple days there testing around 2007 with Evernham Motorsports. It rained most of the trip but those 4 hours on track were impressive. Greatest racing facility I've ever been too. Don't mess around with their security though. They carry a big stick 😀
Either you, or your entire family, are going to have to decide what you really want out of racing. Be a local west coast driver. Or .............compete in sprint car's highest ranks. If it's the latter, you must relocate somewhere east side of the Rocky Mountains.
TANNER why were you and your mom not decked out in your merch?????? ive been a few times, i have a brick from there ,one of 3.1 million. too bad the museum is closed for now.
I have one of the bricks from the brickyard. A friend's dad was foreman on a construction crew when they converted the track to asphalt. He built a big BBQ pit in their back yard with some of them. He gave me one.
Looks like y'all had a good time in Indy and how lucky you and your mom was to be able to quickly see the dirt track. I only heard about that a few years ago because I saw something about the BC 39 online. Thank you to both your Mother and you Tanner for sharing the little bits of PRI that you guys were able to share. I'm already looking forward to the videos of you guys getting your cars ready for the upcoming season. May you and yours have a Great Christmas and New year. Merry Merry and a Happy Happy. Have fun take care
Been nice if you and hunt the front would have ran across one another. And be really nice if they would have talk to you about maybe driving one of the crate cars for a night.
Tanner your mom was shorter she had the advantage, hats off to your mom for being with you on this trip , she knows as a mom how important this racing is to you !
Kiddo, how do people get from one side of the Indy500 track to the other with grandstands on both sides? Well, the answer is tunnels. I was fortunate to attend the 100th Anniversary race. And was told to go under the track in a tunnel when the cars are racing. It's near indescribable the noise and vibration. Btw, i sat near the pit lane entrance.on the inside of the track.
Its crazy because my 2 favorite racing youtubers are on opposite sides of the country and drove the different type of dirt race cars. It would be sick if you ever got ahold of huntthefront and even got them to run hotplaps in your car and one race they do you get to hotlap their dirt late-model. But travel is the issue in that case due to being on opposite sides of the country
I love that look you gave when u first got to the speedway! Definitely could tell it was your first time lol
Been twice. I believe the track is in a town called Speedway. Its incredible when you pull up to the track and look up.
3:25 It's me!!! Wish I would of saw you, wanted to stop and say hi. I need a haircut lol.
Indy is a historic place, but not much for watching a race from the stands. Tanner, I think you would do a great job in a late model because your driving style would compliment it.
Maybe reach out to the huntthefront guys and do a collaboration with them and do a ride swap. Little bit of East coast meets west coast fun.
A very important part of any racer's education is a visit to IMS and the museum.
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Mom had practice with raising 2 kids 😂😅
Why did you not kiss the bricks?
Thats not how u want to kiss them if ur a racer
Maybe you will be kissing those Bricks someday...
Love your content Tanner!!!! Keep doing what you are doing, a big ride would be crazy to not put you 8n their seat!!!
I attended many races in the 70s. The height of Indy.
i love the vids my man keep up the good work
Thx for the PRI content
We could see your eyes light up when you got to the speedway You only got 1/2 of the experience, the sights and sounds when the cars are there is just amazing .
If you ever get the chance to be there while NASCAR or Indycar are testing, you need to stand in the gap between pit road and the race track. Mindblowing experience being that close to something moving 200MPH! I got to spend a couple days there testing around 2007 with Evernham Motorsports. It rained most of the trip but those 4 hours on track were impressive. Greatest racing facility I've ever been too. Don't mess around with their security though. They carry a big stick 😀
Either you, or your entire family, are going to have to decide what you really want out of racing.
Be a local west coast driver. Or .............compete in sprint car's highest ranks. If it's the latter, you must relocate somewhere east side of the Rocky Mountains.
Government stopped all racing during WWII
TANNER why were you and your mom not decked out in your merch?????? ive been a few times, i have a brick from there ,one of 3.1 million. too bad the museum is closed for now.
I have one of the bricks from the brickyard. A friend's dad was foreman on a construction crew when they converted the track to asphalt. He built a big BBQ pit in their back yard with some of them. He gave me one.
Contact htf about driving one of there late models during speed weeks
I know you will be racing on those tracks real soon. I have no doubt. Good job with the tour .
Tanner Holmes be careful you could loose your seat in the 410 to your mom! LOL
Well, we see where you get your competitiveness from. Mom got intense on the hand eye gimmick. 😆
Keep your head up. Remember there are people watching that can change your career. Via la So.Oregon
Looks like y'all had a good time in Indy and how lucky you and your mom was to be able to quickly see the dirt track. I only heard about that a few years ago because I saw something about the BC 39 online. Thank you to both your Mother and you Tanner for sharing the little bits of PRI that you guys were able to share. I'm already looking forward to the videos of you guys getting your cars ready for the upcoming season. May you and yours have a Great Christmas and New year. Merry Merry and a Happy Happy. Have fun take care
Been nice if you and hunt the front would have ran across one another. And be really nice if they would have talk to you about maybe driving one of the crate cars for a night.
What a great adventure with your mom Tanner/ one day I see you on that dirt track
"C'mon faster!" That's what she said.
Tanner get in touch with Hunt The Front team see if you can get a drive of there late models
I think y’all and hunt the front should do a car swap
i got a micro you can drive for a night.
Tanner your mom was shorter she had the advantage, hats off to your mom for being with you on this trip , she knows as a mom how important this racing is to you !
I know you’ve raced Kyle Larson a few times already, but never at Red Bluff in a outlaw kart. I’m legit just excited to see that.
I thought they were teammates maybe cycleland
Kiddo, how do people get from one side of the Indy500 track to the other with grandstands on both sides? Well, the answer is tunnels. I was fortunate to attend the 100th Anniversary race. And was told to go under the track in a tunnel when the cars are racing. It's near indescribable the noise and vibration. Btw, i sat near the pit lane entrance.on the inside of the track.
Its crazy because my 2 favorite racing youtubers are on opposite sides of the country and drove the different type of dirt race cars. It would be sick if you ever got ahold of huntthefront and even got them to run hotplaps in your car and one race they do you get to hotlap their dirt late-model. But travel is the issue in that case due to being on opposite sides of the country
100% speed weeks in Florida would be his best chance with hunt the front
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