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Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee
TRACKSIDE with CURT CAVIN and KEVIN LEE
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Trackside Blog
“Trackside with Cavin and Kevin” is again on Wednesday
night this week (July 1st) from 8-10 pm eastern. We’re back to
Thursdays from 7-9 next week. There are 2 massive topics and other
smaller issues to address tonight and we’ll cover as much as possible.
Obviously, Tony George’s exit from a leadership position with
IMS/IRL/Hulman & Company will be topic #1. Did Tony have a choice
to maintain leadership at least in title or was he totally booted by
his family? Why did he also give up control of the IRL (was that going
to be simply a title?)? What impact will the new leadership have on
the IndyCar Series? Are there are any more changes or additions
coming? At what point will we hear from Jeff Belskus, who is now the
top man for the Indy Racing League? Those are just a few of the
questions.
Secondly, we have ...
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Meet Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee
Curt Cavin is one of the most respected and most read motor sports journalists in the country. He has covered racing and the Indianapolis 500 for more than 20 years. His Friday “Pit Pass” column in the Indianapolis Star (daily in May) is a must-read for race fans, and the Q&A blog he created has drawn national acclaim. He has been the motor sports expert for Indianapolis’ top-rated television station, WTHR-13, since 2001. He is the man behind the seat-counting story at Indianapolis Motor Speedway that drew national attention in 2004.
Kevin Lee has served as a pit reporter or turn announcer for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network's coverage of the Indianapolis 500, Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, and United StatesGrand Prix since 2001 and also works on the IMS public address team. He has been a pit reporter or turn announcer for the IndyCar Series since 2004. Lee covered the 500 and other events at IMS for WIBC (1070-AM) from 1993-2007 and now is a contributor for 1070 The Fan (WFNI) and also broadcasts for the Indiana Pacers' and Indianapolis Colts' radio networks.
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