S1, E32
This week, we’re shifting gears and heading to the starting line with Robert Kansa, a longtime racer and committee member of the Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races. Held each September on South Bass Island, this unique vintage racing event transforms the island’s airport into a thrilling 1.3-mile road course, echoing the island’s racing roots of the 1950s and 60s. Robert shares the rich history of the event, what makes racing at Put-in-Bay unlike anywhere else, and why spectators and drivers alike keep coming back. Whether you’re a car enthusiast or just looking for an unforgettable fall getaway, this episode will fuel your excitement for island adventure. Rev your engine at PIBRoadRace.com. August episodes are sponsored by DowntownFremontOhio.org.
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