Vintage Cars, City Streets and the Spirit of Pittsburgh
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The episode discusses the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix and its impact on the community and local charities.
What happens when vintage race cars, Pittsburgh streets and one of the region's most beloved summer traditions all converge at full throttle? Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix Executive Director Dan Del Bianco joins Mike Broeker of Bedford Management Partners to preview another action-packed year of racing, car shows and automotive camaraderie. They detail the return of the full Schenley Park course, Jaguar's starring role as Marque of the Year, a new Enthusiast Grid for tuner and import fans, drift-car rides and a packed calendar of events leading into race weekend. Dan also explains how the Grand Prix keeps shifting gears after more than four decades, including plans to replace the racing lost with the closure of Pittsburgh International Race Complex. Along the way, the conversation cruises through priceless race cars, dedicated volunteers, unforgettable Grand Prix memories and the more than $7 million the event has raised for local autism and intellectual and developmental disability charities. Buckle up. This episode proves the Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is much more than a car show. It is a community-powered celebration that keeps Pittsburgh's summer running on premium. The…
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