As May's racing month revs up here in our hometown of #Indianapolis, we're thrilled to share a victory of our own – Harba Solutions has hit a thrilling milestone of 10,000 followers! 🙌 Each one of you fuels our drive and passion for what we do. Thank you for being part of our community! In the spirit of the Indy 500 🏁 , did you know that the Indianapolis Motor Speedway spans a colossal 253 acres? That's like having 10,000 tennis courts!! Just as this iconic race unites fans worldwide, our mission at Harba is to connect top scientific talent with groundbreaking opportunities, fostering innovation every step of the way. Using this adrenaline-fueled excitement of May's racing festivities to accelerate towards "growing" fast and bringing you timely, top-tier talent!! 🏎️
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Stoked to have won the Pulsar LinkedIn competition. If you are working in Risk and haven’t heard of these guys then check them out! It’s a great team of experienced implementation and advisory SMEs that are primed to ensure that you are getting the best out of your ServiceNow Risk solutions. Catch you on the track team (we might need to do a risk assessment or two beforehand).
🎉 Huge congratulations to Harry Gilbert for winning the Palmer Racing Experience through our LinkedIn competition! 🏆 We can't wait to see your best laps and witness you in action later this summer. 🏁🔥 Massive thanks to everyone that entered this past week. Watch this space for any future competitions! 🌟 #SeeYouOnTheTrack
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Renowned Thoroughbred Bloodstock Agent & Pedigree Analyst | Specializing in Racehorse Performance Optimization & Strategic Investments | Expert Insights on Pedigree & Mating Analysis
Interested in the tactics behind Gilded Ruler's recent win? Read our article for a detailed analysis of his racing strategy and performance. #RacingStrategy #GildedRuler https://lnkd.in/e-ZiGduw
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President at The Jayne Koskinas Ted Giovanis Foundation and TeamTGM | Professional Race Car Driver | Author of "Beyond Fear" & “Focus Forward" | Philanthropist
Accepting defeat is just as crucial as celebrating victory. Each loss leads us on the path to deeper understanding and resilience. It’s the stumbles and setbacks that sharpen our focus and strengthen our resolve, much like my experience at Road Atlanta during the final race of the 2021 IMSA season. With high hopes, we were racing the Camaros, meticulously prepped despite a power reduction mandated by IMSA. We qualified well, and during the race, our cars performed brilliantly—navigating the unpredictable conditions and mechanical challenges. Just when it seemed we were poised for a podium finish, a minor collision and a subsequent technical hiccup led to a disqualification. From potential winners to disqualification, the roller coaster of emotions was intense. This experience, though bitterly disappointing, wasn't just about losing a race; It was an important lesson in persistence and perspective. It reminded us that success isn't just about crossing the finish line first but about the resilience and teamwork it takes to compete at this level. Life, like racing, throws unexpected challenges our way. It’s not the setbacks that define us but how we respond to them. We learn more from our failures than our victories, gaining insights that fuel our future strategies. So, as you face your own races, remember that every setback is a setup for a comeback. #Resilience #Perspective #LosingLessons
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Renowned Thoroughbred Bloodstock Agent & Pedigree Analyst | Specializing in Racehorse Performance Optimization & Strategic Investments | Expert Insights on Pedigree & Mating Analysis
🏇 Insightful Read: Explore the strategic journey of Nice Neighbor, a filly who claimed victory in the Useeit Stakes. A story of meticulous planning and racing excellence. #LeadershipInRacing 🌟 https://lnkd.in/gm3cgva4
Nice Neighbor: Triumph in Useeit Stakes at Remington Park
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Spring Series Info for Week 1: RACE ROUTE: https://buff.ly/3uZFl7U SCHEDULE: 5:45 sign-in 6:30 Race start 7:20 anticipated finish. Post-race beers around the fire pit. 8:15 get going to let the Leas have their place back MUST HAVES: To race tonight, you must: Have a front light Have a rear light Ride with a cell phone ROAD IS OPEN TO TRAFFIC - We will have a volunteer at the Road entrance off Sy's Trail. Be aware that the road is open to traffic, and if the volunteer whistles for you to stop, you must stop. If you ignore him, you will not get a place (or a beer!). RACE DURATION—Because this is such an early-season race, we have been asked about shortening the time from 45 minutes + 1 lap to 35 minutes + 1 lap. If you all agree to that change, I am okay with it. We will decide pre-race. PARKING: Bobby says the upper portion of his yard is ok to park on. Use 228 Five Points Road, Merztown, PA as the GPS. Look for the “RACE PARKING” signs. BYOW—Bring your own food and race hydration. There will be beers for the post-race. Bobby and Shelby have asked that we make our way home no later than 8:15 p.m. WHATS NEXT: Week 2 https://buff.ly/3wHzZP4 Next week, we're on the other side of the road. The blue line is ridden out to the red loops. You will race on the red loops until you hear the 1-to-go bell, at which point you will return on the blue line. We may add one lap of the Prologue to this, but that is TBD.
Radsport XC Spring Series Week 1 v2
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Spartan DEKA Director • Spartan Australia, NZ & Fiji: At Spartan, our mission is to positively impact 100 million lives through fitness. DEKA is our answer to provide fitness for ALL levels.
Having a goal on the calendar is like planting a seed for success. Every day you nurture it, you're one step closer to blooming into your best self. At Spartan we have the perfect goals for your calendar! Question, which one are you choosing first? Spartan DEKA Spartan Race Australia, NZ & Fiji Tough Mudder #Goals #Mindset #dohardshit Spartan UK Joe De Sena Robert Camilleri
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Watch the first Racing Prodigy Draft on 7/6
I will be attending the Racing Prodigy, Inc. draft this saturday, hosted in the Williams Racing fan zone in London. 24 simracers will have their dreams become reality, by getting the opportunity to race in the Prodigy Three Championship - the first real-world series in the PRL! 🔥 Fingers crossed that I will be one of the lucky ones to pursue their dream of racing in real life 🤞
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Practice, Practice Practice! I have received official word that I will be one of the competitors competing at Cadwell Park in the United Kingdom from April 1-3 with the chance to win a fully sponsored Radical race seat with the Formula Woman racing team for 2024! #apsiringracecardriver #racing #fozzeeracing #indigenouswoman #indigenousracecardriver
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Day 26 of Jewish Heritage Month and Indy 500 day: Eddie Sachs, despite his prominence and colorful personality in the world of auto racing, did not have widely documented contributions specifically to the Jewish community. Most of his legacy is tied to his career and persona in auto racing rather than any notable impact on Jewish cultural or philanthropic activities. Sachs is primarily remembered for his charismatic presence in the sport, his entertaining approach to racing, and his tragic death at the Indianapolis 500. If there were significant contributions to the Jewish community, they are not well-recorded in mainstream historical accounts. Eddie Sachs had a notable impact on auto racing through his charismatic personality and his philosophy towards the sport. Here are some key contributions: 1. **Entertainment Value**: Sachs was known as the "Clown Prince of Auto Racing" due to his flamboyant and entertaining personality. He brought a sense of showmanship to the sport, which helped attract fans and media attention. His famous phrase, "If you can't win, be spectacular," epitomized his approach to racing and his understanding of the importance of engaging the audience. 2. **Competitive Spirit**: Sachs was a fierce competitor who always aimed to win or put on a great show. This competitive spirit raised the bar for other drivers and teams, pushing them to improve their performance and strategies. 3. **Technical Skills**: As a skilled driver, Sachs achieved significant success in various races, including multiple pole positions at the Indianapolis 500. His technical prowess and driving skills were respected by his peers and contributed to the overall advancement of racing techniques and strategies. 4. **Safety Awareness**: Sachs's tragic death in a fiery crash at the 1964 Indianapolis 500 highlighted the dangers of auto racing and underscored the need for improved safety measures. His accident, along with others, led to increased efforts to enhance safety in racing, including the development of fire-resistant suits and better car designs to protect drivers. Overall, Eddie Sachs's impact on auto racing extended beyond his victories and showmanship; he played a role in advancing the sport's competitive edge and in catalyzing important safety improvements. #jewishheritagemonth #eddiesachs #indy500 #racecars
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Different types of overtakes are required for different stages of a race. Are you looking to work together with your competition to catch up to other karts, or are you looking to screw them over to gain an advantage? We cover off the overtaking methods that can propel you to winning more races in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gdGGAr76
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