GHiT 0525:  Zach Caldwell Returns and We Discuss the Upcoming Vannonball 2024 – Once Wasn’t Enough?

GHiT 0525:  Zach Caldwell Returns and We Discuss the Upcoming Vannonball 2024 – Once Wasn’t Enough?

or how a $500 race van does 50,000 miles of racing

When last we spoke to Zach Caldwell, we were reviewing the inaugural Vannonball Run.  He was a bit weathered and had survived the event.  Naturally after some recovery and an exceptional example of selective memory, Zach has determined an even more extreme version of Vannonball.  This episode is a combination of a psychological test and a cheerleading session and a formal public announcement.  This seems just dumb enough to work and we can’t wait to participate! 

Plus it is for the Lemons of Love charity.

More to come in future episodes and you can follow along on Facebook and YouTube.

A link to the episode is: https://tinyurl.com/Vannonball2024

It still early, but more details and mech will be available at:  

https://vannonball-team-merch.printify.me 

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