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TSO Feature Blogger – J.R. Hildebrand – “The first day of practice was a good, solid start towards our team’s overall Indy 500 program.”

Posted by  on Wednesday, May 15th 2019     

TSO would like to welcome J.R. Hildebrand as our guest blogger for the “Month of May.” The eight-time Indianapolis 500 starter is back with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing for a second year with software as a service provider Salesforce.com returning to sponsor the Sausalito, Calif. native. We’re looking forward to Hildebrand’s insight on what goes […]

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MRTI Blog – Aaron Telitz – Chalk one up in the “W” column

Posted by  on Thursday, April 30th 2015     

Chalk One up in the “W” Column Birchwood, Wis. (April 29, 2015) – Hey everybody! Back at the keyboard again today after an awesome weekend in Alabama. Barber Motorsports Park is one of the most fun tracks to drive I’ve ever been to. It flows so well you don’t realize you’re actually just zig-zagging back and […]

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