It’s race week! I’ve been following the sport of IndyCar racing for a long time. No matter how many years I’ve been a fan, one of my favorite rituals just before the start of any season is catching my first look of a new livery.
Some New Liveries to Look Over
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Posted in IndyCar on February 14, 2022 by Oilpressure
This post is a combination update on Susan’s health and a racing-related travel post. If you’ll recall, about a month ago – my wife, Susan, was told that she had leukemia. For almost a week, we mentally dealt with that diagnosis. In that time, Susan underwent a procedure where they knocked her out, drilled a hole in her hip and extracted bone marrow. A couple of days later, a hematologist from her oncology group called to tell her that her bone marrow was showing no evidence of leukemia. The sample was shipped off to some “super” lab to learn what the problem was, since her blood work had indicated leukemia.
Which Driver Will be Feeling More Pressure?
Posted in IndyCar on February 11, 2022 by Oilpressure
No one is complaining, but the IndyCar season is quickly approaching – faster than most of us realize. It’s hard to get used to the idea of the season starting in February, but the opening practice for the season-opener at St. Petersburg is two weeks from today. Maybe it’s time to start looking ahead to the season that is now just in front of us.
Buzzwords and Trendy Sayings to Avoid
Posted in IndyCar on February 9, 2022 by Oilpressure
Once a year or so in the IndyCar offseason, I will take a step back from my usual cheery disposition, put on my curmudgeon hat and drift away from discussing IndyCar racing – for a day, anyway – to discuss how much I loathe the trendy sayings that have invaded our everyday lives. Being the increasingly crusty old goat that I am, I don’t take kindly to the latest trends in our everyday language. I tend to be fairly plainspoken, but we are being constantly bombarded with wordy and unnecessary pretentious sayings.


