Ep. 40 - Jason Dienhart talks 2026 Global Time Attack Season
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In this episode of the Perfect Lap Podcast, hosts Mark Jager and Mark Kilgore discuss the 2026 season of Global Time Attack with Jason Dienhart. They reflect on the successes and challenges of the 2025 season, including financial struggles and the impact of rising costs on event planning for 2026. The conversation explores the importance of community engagement, innovative ideas for event structure, and the role of spectators in enhancing the racing atmosphere. The hosts emphasize the need for a balance between competition and entertainment, aiming to create a sustainable future for Time Attack events.
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00:00 Introduction to Global Time Attack 2026
00:52 Recap of 2025 Events and Highlights
02:50 Challenges Faced in 2025
05:51 Financial Strain and Future Plans
11:40 Collaboration with SCCA and Future Events
17:52 Registration Options for 2026
20:35 Community Support Provides Better Opportunities
40:30 Session Structure and Competition Dynamics
48:48 Engaging Spectators and Event Format
56:17 Future of Time Attack and Event Partnerships
01:01:08 Building Relationships in Time Attack
01:12:06 Final Thoughts on Rules and Class Structure





