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Path to the Podium

Path to the Podium

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Welcome to Path to the Podium, the podcast where we dive into the stories and experiences of some of the most successful motor racing icons and legends, and uncover the secrets to their success. Join your host Max Mason, a 16-year-old Euronascar driver and budding motor racer, as he speaks to fellow drivers, experts, and motor racing legends to learn about their unique paths to the podium.


Whether you're a seasoned motor racing enthusiast or just starting out, Path to the Podium provides an insider's look at the world of racing, and how these champions overcame challenges, persevered, and ultimately emerged victorious.

In each episode, Max will sit down with a special guest, delving into their background, early career, key moments of triumph, and the lessons they've learned along the way. From overcoming setbacks and injuries to dealing with the pressure of high stakes competitions, our guests share the insights and strategies that have helped them achieve their greatest victories.


So if you're looking for inspiration, guidance, or simply a behind-the-scenes look at the world of motor racing, join us on Path to the Podium. Subscribe today to hear the latest interviews with some of the most inspiring drivers, experts, and legends in the industry.

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  • Ep 25. The Rise of Kshitij "Bruce" Venketeshwar in Sim Racing: A Journey of Passion and Determination

    Ep 25. The Rise of Kshitij "Bruce" Venketeshwar in Sim Racing: A Journey of Passion and Determination
    Dec 26 2023

    Explore the inspiring journey of Kshitij "Bruce" Venketeshwar in the world of sim racing. Discover how his passion, challenges, and technological prowess have shaped his career, making him a beacon of success in the dynamic realm of sim racing.

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    1 h y 5 m
  • Ep 24. Road to Nascar with Chris Tate

    Ep 24. Road to Nascar with Chris Tate
    Dec 14 2023

    This week on "Path to the Podium," host Max Mason is joined by Chris Tate, an aspiring NASCAR driver with a unique and inspiring backstory. Currently serving in the military, Chris shares how he balances his demanding service commitments with his passion for racing. He talks about his early fascination with cars, his first experiences on local tracks, and his dream of making it big in NASCAR. Chris's story is not just about speed and racing; it's about discipline, dedication, and the determination to pursue a dream against all odds. His journey, filled with personal and professional challenges, offers a compelling insight into the life of someone who's not just aiming for success in racing, but also serving his country with pride. Tune in to hear how Chris Tate is revving up to make his mark in the world of NASCAR while honoring his military commitments.

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    To learn more about motorsport head to https://www.tracktimenews.com/
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    57 m
  • Ep 23 Advait Deodhar my Euronascar Teammate and I discuss path into Euronascar and much more

    Ep 23 Advait Deodhar my Euronascar Teammate and I discuss path into Euronascar and much more
    Jul 3 2023

    Advait has been obsessed with Motorsport from a very young age. However, he only started competing at the age of 22, after he graduated as an Automobile Designer from Turin - Italy.

    He competed in India from 2012 - 2014 with success. 

    In 2015, Advait got a one-way ticket to London, to take his Motor-racing career forward.

    In 2018 he joined the European NASCAR Championship and has been competing in the series ever since.

    Advait's goal is to be the first-ever Indian NASCAR Champion in Europe and the United States!

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    To learn more about motorsport head to https://www.tracktimenews.com/
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    51 m
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