Web Talk with Teamspeed's Tony Kanaan
#1
09-07-2010, 01:22 PM
Web Talk with Teamspeed's Tony Kanaan YouTube - Web Talk with Tony Kanaan
Courtesy of Indycar.com
"This week we’re focusing on a few IZOD IndyCar drivers to learn how they use technology when they’re not driving 200 mph. We asked them questions about their personal websites, Twitter, what sites they visit daily, their favorite YouTube videos, what makes them laugh and much more.
It’s Web Week on IndyCar.com. We’ll be releasing a new driver interview each day, revealing a new side to IndyCar and the drivers.
The first driver up in Web Talk is Tony Kanaan – which isn’t a bad choice for this topic."
Courtesy of Indycar.com
"This week we’re focusing on a few IZOD IndyCar drivers to learn how they use technology when they’re not driving 200 mph. We asked them questions about their personal websites, Twitter, what sites they visit daily, their favorite YouTube videos, what makes them laugh and much more.
It’s Web Week on IndyCar.com. We’ll be releasing a new driver interview each day, revealing a new side to IndyCar and the drivers.
The first driver up in Web Talk is Tony Kanaan – which isn’t a bad choice for this topic."
#2
09-07-2010, 01:27 PM
He seems to be a decent guy down to earth person, I always thought Kanaan family name is Lebanese and checked out his family came from Lebanon. Lots of Lebanese people in Brazil.
#3
09-07-2010, 01:40 PM
Yes he is a down to earth guy, I've seen him few times here in Miami and always has something nice to say to people.
#5
09-07-2010, 03:27 PM
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More than you can imagine Mo. I've never been personally and would love to go one day (sans the wifey 
) but I have a few friends from Brazil and I was surprised to know that there are tons of Lebanese in Brazil (this all started from a conversation we had about the famous singer Shakira and how she is half lebanese).
) but I have a few friends from Brazil and I was surprised to know that there are tons of Lebanese in Brazil (this all started from a conversation we had about the famous singer Shakira and how she is half lebanese). 
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