AutoSportRadio.com 2023 Show for August 15th

AutoSportRadio.com 2023 Show for August 15th - Host Don Kay with Guests; Steve Wittich and Paul Page.

The Autosportradio.com 2023 Show for August 15th was recorded in front of a live audience at the Green Street Pub and Eatery, 911 N. Green Street in Brownsburg, Indiana.

Guests...

Steve Wittich;
A writer for Tracksideonline.com reporting all the goings on with IndyCar and Iny NXT.
Steve and Patrick Stephan have great communications with teams and only print what they are told.
Steve is now also working with NBC TV setting up interviews at the IndyCar events. He will have some interesting updates on silly season.

Paul Page;
Paul’s voice is known to motorsports enthusiasts around the world. The Evansville, Indiana, native served as “The Voice of the 500,” or chief announcer, on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network for 13 years, and as television host and play-by-play voice for Indianapolis 500 coverage on ABC Sports for an additional 16 years.

Page started his career in Indianapolis radio and joined WIBC-AM, the flagship station for the IMS Radio Network, in 1968. Page found a mentor in the legendary Sid Collins, “Voice of the 500” from 1952-76. Page joined the network’s Indianapolis 500 coverage team in 1974, and in the wake of Collins’ death in early May 1977, Page took over the chief announcer position and held it until 1987.

After a one-year stint as play-by-play announcer for NBC Sports’ coverage of the CART series, plus NASCAR, Formula 1, and NHRA drag racing, Page moved to ABC Sports’ Indianapolis 500 broadcast team in 1988.

He anchored what was one of the most entertaining booths in motorsports broadcast history, sharing it with former drivers Bobby Unser and Sam Posey.

Page covered a variety of events for ABC and ESPN until 2012, including INDYCAR racing, CART, and NHRA drag racing coverage – even the annual Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest.

He returned to the IMS Radio Network as “Voice of the 500” in 2014-15 and co-hosted the broadcast of the 100th Indianapolis 500 in 2016 with Mark Jaynes, who took over as the “voice” in 2017 and remains the chief announcer.