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In the next episode of In My Opinion host Tony Rogers discusses the recent weekend of racing, highlighting impressive attendance numbers and the success of various tracks, particularly PT's. He emphasizes the importance of community, support, and the role of rental programs in attracting new racers. The discussion also touches on brand support, sponsorship, and the significance of learning and improving as a racer. Be sure to check out the LIVE show every Sunday on the Kempton Speedway FB Page

This holiday season, we're unwrapping something special on RCU Radio Rewind! In our festive Christmas episode, we're joined by Carpys Print & Wrap Company, a creative powerhouse that's making both RC car enthusiasts and businesses stand out with their custom wraps and decals. From remote-controlled cars to full-size vehicles, Carpys has been decking out rides with vibrant, eye-catching designs—and they're bringing that holiday cheer to this fun-filled episode!

In this engaging conversation, Tony and Tyler discuss various aspects of the racing community, including weekend racing events, track attendance statistics, the time commitment required from racers, and the importance of racer etiquette. They delve into the dynamics of track surfaces and preferences, as well as the challenges of scheduling races in a competitive environment. The discussion highlights the camaraderie within the racing community and the shared experiences of both racers and track owners. In this engaging conversation, They explore innovations in race formats, the importance of accountability within the racing community, and the dynamics of class structures. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among racers and the shared experiences that make racing a unique and cherished hobby.

This week on RCU Radio Rewind, we're turning back the clock and revisiting one of our favorite past episodes! Join us as we rewind to our great conversation with Kevin Abbott from Exalt, where we dive into his journey in the RC world, the growth of the Exalt brand, and the passion that drives innovation in RC racing.Whether you missed it the first time or want to hear it again with fresh ears, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and behind-the-scenes talk that still hits just as hard today. Sit back, hit rewind, and enjoy this classic RCU Radio episode with Kevin Abbott of Exalt.

In this engaging conversation, Tony discusses various aspects of the racing community, including track attendance, the importance of quality track time, and the role of spec classes as a stepping stone for new racers. The dialogue emphasizes community support, the significance of giveaways, and the quest for the perfect racing series. Tony also addresses the balance between racing and family life, the need for effective communication among racers, and the continuous learning process within the racing community.

In this episode, In My Opinion host Tony Rogers dives into the world of RC racing, discussing the challenges faced over the weekend due to weather, the importance of fire safety awareness, and the impact of community engagement in building the dirt oval racing scene. He addresses the question of whether racers owe knowledge to others and emphasizes the need for youth involvement in the sport. The conversation also touches on upcoming races, the significance of sharing knowledge, and the future of RC racing as a community-driven endeavor.takeawaysThis is not your normal Mr. Rogers neighborhood.Weather significantly impacts RC racing attendance and numbers.Fire safety awareness is crucial in the RC community.Building a strong community is essential for the growth of dirt oval racing.Sharing knowledge in racing can enhance competition and camaraderie.Youth engagement is vital for the future of RC racing.Racers should help newcomers to save money and improve their skills.The importance of practice and getting laps in cannot be overstated.Different tracks offer unique challenges that can improve driving skills.Community events and clinics can foster growth in the sport.

132 Crew are back with a Thanksgiving episode. It is a great half hour of friends giving style fun.

In this conversation, Tony shares unfiltered thoughts on the racing community, emphasizing the importance of support, engagement, and respect for track conditions. He discusses upcoming events, the dynamics of track setup, and the various racing formats that can enhance the experience. The conversation highlights the need for communication among racers to improve track conditions and ensure a fun, competitive environment.

In this special episode, RC Underground Radio welcomes Tony Roger the host of the "In My Opinion RC Podcast". This is a no-nonsense conversation about one of the most addictive corners of the RC world: dirt oval racing.They also get into the culture behind the oval scene: the rivalries, the camaraderie, the late-night wrench sessions, and why so many racers keep coming back for “just one more heat.” Whether you're a seasoned oval racer or just curious about what makes left-turn RC racing so intense, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and plenty of trackside stories.Strap in—this is RC Underground Radio, and we're taking left turns wide open.

Ripping the Band-Aid Off The Elite Series – The Inside Story with Kevin McNatt & TJ Greer.MONDAY 6AM https://www.youtube.com/@rcuradioThis episode of RC Underground Radio pulls no punches. Series owner Kevin McNatt and RC racing social media force TJ Greer sit down for a candid, high-voltage conversation about The Elite Series.For the first time, Kevin opens up about the decisions, the pressure, and the realities of running one of the most talked-about series in RC racing. TJ brings the outsider's lens while Dave asks the biggest questions, setting the stage for a raw, revealing, no-BS breakdown of where The Elite Series stands and where it's headed.

Host Tony Rogers asks the big question: is it better to go fast or focus on good racing? Callers share their opinions in this lively In My Opinion episode on RCU Radio.

The boyz jumped in the studio for abanger episode. No telling what will come to mind and be talked about from one minute to the next. Show up for the RC Drag Racing converstaion, stay for the laughs.

To tech or not to tech, THAT is the question. Plus no idea where the conversation will go when callers send in comments and opinions. Watch it all so not to miss a thing.

Host Tony Rogers takes questions and provides his opinions while also sharing the audience views in this spirited weekly conversation. This weeks Question of the week is " Should Top 3 cars be teched after each A Main at every RC track?" Listen and hear the concensus.

We're back with Part Two of our critical conversation with Amy Scheu and Rick Cohen from Fire Suppression Solutions of Slinger, Wisconsin.In this follow-up episode, we go even deeper into the realities of LiPo battery safety in the RC world — covering storage, transport, charging protocols, and what to do in a worst-case scenario. Amy and Rick answer listener questions, bust some common myths, and provide real-world tips that every RC racer should know.

In this essential episode of RCUnderground Radio, we're joined by Amy Scheu and Rick Cohen from Fire Suppression Solutions of Slinger, Wisconsin — experts in fire safety and suppression systems.We dive deep into a topic every RC enthusiast needs to hear: preparedness in the event of a LiPo battery fire at an RC race. Amy and Rick share their insights on the risks associated with LiPo batteries, real-world incidents, and most importantly, how racers, track owners, and event organizers can prevent disaster before it strikes.

The boyz have no clue what day it is — but that doesn't stop the laughs. In Episode 132, the RC U Radio crew is back in full chaos mode, and this time they're joined by none other than RC drag racing standout AJ Marasco. From serious speed talk to not-so-serious shenanigans, AJ dives into the current state of RC drag racing, shares some behind-the-scenes insights, and gets caught up in the usual madness. Buckle up — it's fast, funny, and full-throttle fun.

Tony and the family went to watch the Rusty Cup off road event.

In this high-octane episode of the 132 Media Podcast, we're talking all things RC drag racing with the crew from Straight Line Spoilers! From humble beginnings to building one of the most recognized brands in the scene, we dive into how they got started, what fuels their passion, and where they see the future of both the hobby and their company headed. Of course, the 132 crew brings their signature humor, banter, and off-the-rails questions that make this interview as entertaining as it is informative. Whether you're deep in the RC game or just getting curious, this episode brings speed, stories, and a whole lot of laughs. Buckle up!

Tony Rogers talks about local track news, and key topics from the audience to talk about. Don't miss a single minute. You too can join the fun every Sunday night on the Kempton Raceway page on Facebook and then listen to the Wednesday replay right here at RCU Radio.

The biggest RC drifting event of the year — Super G — is right around the corner, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Hosts Ashley & Corey are joined by special guest Juan, a seasoned drifter preparing to take on 178 other competitors in what promises to be an intense showdown of precision, speed, and style.Juan opens up about the pressure, the preparation, and the mindset needed to rise above the rest in one of the most competitive drift arenas on the planet. Whether you're deep in the RC scene or just love the adrenaline of high-stakes motorsport, this episode brings you trackside.

In this episode, we sit down with AJ Marasco — the RC racing phenom who doesn't just show up… he wins. Whether it's on-road, off-road, dirt oval, or straight-line drag racing, AJ brings the heat and takes home the trophies. We dive into what drives his passion, how he adapts across so many disciplines, and what it takes to stay at the top in every class he enters. If you love RC and domination across every surface, this one's for you.

In this episode of In My Opinion, we dive into the age-old question: do racers come to a track for the points championship, or are they more drawn to big, stand-alone events with the chance to shine? Does a structured points system truly build excitement, or do we see more action when racers are chasing that one big win? We're breaking down the pros and cons of both, giving you our takes on what drives racers to the track. Tune in and let us know your thoughts—because your opinion matters.Join Jon LIVE on Sundays at 7 PM CST or catch the highlights on RC Underground Radio every Wednesday! Don't miss out on the debate.

In this episode, TJ and Dave dive into what's coming up for the new season of RCPU Radio, giving fans a taste of what's in store. From exciting guest appearances to behind-the-scenes previews of the upcoming RC Chili Bowl and Motorrama events, the guys are spilling the beans on what you can expect. Tune in for all the updates, teasers, and a sneak peek at what's next for RCPU as the boys gear up for some big races and epic shows!

In this episode, we're joined by a true veteran of the RC world — Jeff Zuccarell, founder of GET Stuck Products, home to one of the best arrays of RC racing preps in the country. Jeff brings decades of experience in the hobby and a passion for helping racers at every level.We dive into:The origins of GET Stuck ProductsWhat sets their preps apart from the restJeff's insights into the current state of RC racingTips for getting the most out of your setupWhy supporting your local track and racers mattersWhether you're new to the scene or a seasoned racer, Jeff's knowledge and willingness to help make this a must-listen. Don't miss it!

In this episode, we dive into a growing issue in the RC racing community: track bashing. Whether it's on social media, in the pits, or between races, negative comments about tracks and events seem to be on the rise. But where do we draw the line between constructive criticism and plain disrespect?We explore why racers feel the need to speak out, how it impacts track owners and event organizers, and what it means for the future of our hobby. Is there a better way to give feedback without tearing each other down?Whether you've been on the receiving end or caught yourself venting a little too hard, this is a conversation the RC world needs to have.

The Twisted Tuesday family take a road trip to Wisconsin for a drift event like no other. Final Bout

Episode 1: “New Season, New Speed!”We're BACK and louder than ever!

Honcho, B Rad & Travis are back from racing, vacations and just plain life. They have stories to share and hilarious happenings to catch up on. Let's Go!

Tony and the crew discuss best cars to pick and what class to race in.

We brought the LIVE show to Kempton Raceway to talk with RC racers and watch some great racing at Kempton during the Shriners Hospital fundraiser event.

Tony talks about and gets feedback from listeners on what class to start in when to move up and IF you should move up. Also talks about the Shriners race held at Kempton RC Raceway

Tony talks about what racers want to hear during a race from. the announcers. Tires are also discussed as well as the upcoming Shriners charity race at Kempton RC Raceway. The audience adds their comments that feed the discussion.

Ashley & Corey take you behind the scenes to see how a drift tracks business works, what happens in the pits and you get to see side by side action.

Tony dives right into the age all question of tracks getting togehter with common set of rules.

The boys get deep as they talk about what they want their mark on the RC drag racing hobby to be

In My Opinion host Tony Rogers asks the hard question, Are Club Races Dead and replaced with just specials now in the hobby?

Corey and Ashley have another great guest with innovative products.

Tony is back talking about the subject of driver etiquette.

Dave & TJ talk about the WildThing race at RAW RC in Indina. They also talk about all the new show on the RCU Channel. Enjoy

In this episode of the In My Opinion Podcast, Tony discusses the critical topic of racer etiquette, emphasizing its importance in enhancing the overall racing experience. He covers various aspects of racing behavior, including clean racing, marshalling responsibilities, handling competition, and the significance of respect and knowledge within the racing community. Tony encourages racers to maintain a positive attitude, communicate effectively, and prioritize the enjoyment of the sport over personal grievances.

THE BOYS ARE BACK FOR MORE STORIES FROM THE DRAG STRIP.

Talking drift racing

In My Opinion- Episode 4

In this episode of Twisted Tuesdays, we're joined by none other than Joey Riihl — RC drift racer, builder, and all-around straight shooter. We get sideways with drift talk, from tuning tips to track battles, and dive deeper into the life lessons that come with the passion and grind of the RC drift world. Joey opens up about what fuels his drive, how drifting shaped his outlook, and the community that keeps him coming back for more. It's raw, it's real, and it's full of throttle.

This conversation delves into the dynamics of RC racing, emphasizing the importance of community engagement, respect between track owners and racers, and the need for clear communication regarding rules and track maintenance. Tony Rogers discusses upcoming races, shares insights on track experiences, and highlights the camaraderie that enhances the racing environment. The conversation also addresses the challenges of maintaining racing surfaces and the responsibility of racers to respect the tracks they race on. Overall, it underscores the shared passion for racing that unites the RC community. In this conversation, Tony discusses the evolution of a community track, emphasizing the importance of open-mindedness, support among racers, and the need for engagement across different tracks. He highlights the significance of practice and interaction in improving racing skills and fostering camaraderie. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by new racers and the balance required in track management to ensure a positive experience for all participants

In this inaugural episode of Twisted Tuesdays, hosts Corey and Ashley introduce their podcast, sharing their journey into the world of RC racing and drifting. They discuss the evolution of their drift community, the establishment of Twisted Lanes Drift Circuit, and memorable experiences within the RC world. The episode emphasizes the welcoming nature of the RC community and the importance of building connections through shared hobbies. They also touch on the future of the drift scene and their excitement for upcoming guests and topics.

Welcome to In My Opinion, the weekly podcast where host Tony Rogers lets it RIP on everything happening in the world of dirt oval RC racing! From race-day drama and setup tips to hobby shop talk and trends, Tony shares his unfiltered take on the sport we all love.But this isn't just Tony's show—it's yours too. Join the conversation by dropping your thoughts in the chat, where your comments and hot takes might just get featured on air. Whether you're a seasoned racer or just getting your tires dirty, this is the place where passion meets opinion—wide open and full throttle.

Get ready to hit the throttle in the debut episode of the Ridgeway Off Road RC Show! Host Aidan Ridgeway kicks things off by diving into the fast-paced world of RC off-road racing. From buggies to trucks, from setups to track strategy, Aidan lays the groundwork for what this show is all about: passion, performance, and pure dirt-flinging fun. Whether you're new to the hobby or a seasoned racer, this episode sets the tone for a show built on power, precision, and everything off-road RC.

In My Opinion is the unfiltered voice of the RC world, hosted by the always outspoken Tony Rogers. Every Friday on RCU Radio, Tony dives deep into the RC hobby — from racing to industry trends and hot takes. With bold opinions and unmatched passion, Tony speaks his mind and doesn't hold back. If you're ready for real talk, strong views, and everything RC, this is your show.

Buckle up for the 132' Podcast – your all-access pass to the wild world of RC drag racing! Every Wednesday, join Honcho, B RAD, and Travis as they dive deep into the fast-growing scene of no-prep RC drag racing across the country. From detailed car builds and top-secret tuning tips to race-day stories and trackside interviews, these guys bring you raw, unfiltered coverage straight from the 132 feet of action. Whether you're a veteran racer or just getting started, the 132' Podcast is where speed meets stories, and every episode takes you one step closer to the winner's circle