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Q&A with Vision Racing

Pop Off Valve kicked off the first in a series of live events with a Q&A session with Vision Racing's Ed Carpenter and Pat Caporali on Monday, March 1st. If you missed the chat, hit the jump for the full replay!

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MLB approved, not softballs

I have a few questions I’d like to hear Vision Racing respond to: not because I hold any ill will against them, but there are events going on that no one is publicly discussing. Please message me if you want the tougher ones.

As for a relatively benign one, it would be nice to know who purchased the Dallaras they sold. Last rumor I heard says they retained two cars. Thanks.

Andy.

by JagtechOhio on Feb 28, 2010 11:17 PM EST reply actions  

Thanks to Vision

Fine bowl of soup that was, and I didn’t realize I missed the chance to dive in.

Glad to see the question about the sold gear was at least partially answered, as well as the questioner who brought up the prospect of joint ventures.

Pat is a wonderful representative, and creates the sort of first impression that any company would be proud to present. She spent quite a bit of time bouncing ideas on the phone one day, and her patience here is exemplary of her competence and courtesy.

There’s another Pat at Vision as well, one of the mechanics, who is also a righteous dude and just as easygoing. Best wishes to both of them.

As for the Boss, I will be more attentive as to when soup will next be served. Thanks to Tony for the transcript and landing the guests.

by JagtechOhio on Mar 7, 2010 11:48 PM EST reply actions  

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