Podcast appearances and mentions of Eldora Speedway

Levi Jones, General Manager of the legendary Eldora Speedway, joins EPARTRADE's 5th Annual Race Industry Week to discuss his leadership at one of the world's most iconic dirt tracks. From his journey as a USAC champion to becoming the driving force behind Eldora's continued success, Jones shares his vision for balancing tradition and innovation at this motorsports landmark.

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FAST Series owner Aaron Fry joins us with a look into the 2025 FAST race schedule and new sponsor Honest Abe Roofing. Plus we will speak with 2024 Eldora Speedway point champions Jonathan Taylor (Mods) and Doug Drown (Stocks). Cory McCaughey stops in the studio to talk about his new role as Competition Director at Fremont Speedway and his Showdown Series plans for 2025. We will also have all the latest racing news and results including a lot of 2025 race schedule announcements. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we cover the Dirt Track World Championship from Eldora Speedway where Bobby Pierce won the event and Ricky Thorton Jr took the $200k Championship! We also talk about the World of Outlaws races at Route 66 Raceway and we answer fan questions.

Stoking the Fire Sharon Speedway adds weekly racing in 2025. USAC Passing Master award decided. James McFadden headed back across the pond. Trophy Cup @ Tulare Thunderbowl is up next out west! Dirt Track World Championship is this weekend at Eldora Speedway. The championship for the Lucas Oil Late Models will be decided. Social media of the week "The Draft" (Ends around 20:00 mark) Feature Finish WoO sprint cars @ Lincoln Speedway for the Keystone Showdown High Limit Racing - Midweek money championship, Diamond Classic, All-In Championship weekend Super Dirt Week 52 @ Oswego Speedway Lucas Oil Late Models @ Brownstown for the CJ Rayburn Memorial & Jackson

This is a LIVE episode from the 42nd annual 4 Crown Nationals at Eldora Speedway in New Weston, Ohio! We were in lot 2 at Burch's camp (thanks) recording this one. Joe Baggott of Angry Duck Media is back for more. And we also had Brandon Mattox join the party. We haven't had him on since episode 33! We had a lot to discuss, and, we went off the rails at times

We're back from an extended break! We've been busy! But we are excited to get back in the studio to hammer out a new episode for you guys! This episode may contain the longest Stoking the Fire segment, to date. ⏱️ Stoking the Fire Hot Laps - quick winners recap from some national series during Labor Day weekend. And Labor Day Challenge results from Haubstadt WoO sprint cars - Stockton & Kings Speedway recap. Tuscarora 50 chatter A new USAC Hall of Fame class has been announced. What defines a Crown Jewel event? We discuss.

This week we recap the World 100 from Eldora Speedway which had the largest crowd ever at Eldora Speedway. We also talk about the AFCS series championship weekend, the Tusky 50 and the World of Outlaws!

A globe trophy makes it 32 wins for the 32 plus other World 100 notes, Eldora Speedway hires a GM, the High Limit championship is out of reach after a strange Tusky weekend, and more from around the country.

Host Big Dan Wilson is joined my Jonathan Bateman interim GM and Senior Director at Eldora Speedway - WORLD'S GREATEST DIRT TRACKSince carved from a cornfield in the natural amphitheater that existed between the Eldora Ballroom and the Wabash River by bandleader Earl Baltes in 1954, Eldora Speedway has grown to be a frontrunner in motorsports growth and stability. Baltes chose to sell the legendary high-banked clay oval to motorsports entrepreneur and NASCAR, IndyCar and USAC champion Tony Stewart in 2004. Eldora hosts the biggest events in short-track racing including the Dirt Late Model Dream, Kings Royal and World 100.

Duane joins us remotely once again as he is headed to Kokomo for the XRSS race and he fills us in on his plans for the rest of the week. We talk about the Dream at Eldora Speedway where Jonathan Davenport took the win in dominating fashion, leading all 100 laps! We also talk about the beginning of Ohio Sprint Speedweek and the conclusion on USAC Midget Week!

Join us for an action-packed episode of Three Wide in the Middle as Tommy and Keith reunite to dive into the latest NASCAR buzz! First, they tackle the heated Playoff Waiver Drama and share their insights (1:25). In the "Hit or Miss" segment, they discuss Todd Gilliand's new contract with Front Row Motorsports and speculate on the future of Tony Stewart and Eldora Speedway (15:46). Then, get a comprehensive recap of last weekend's dirt track racing action, including James McFadden's first win of the season, Sheldon's victory at Beaver Dam, Indiana Midget Week highlights, and a preview of the Late Model Dream (38:02). Finally, don't miss their expert picks for this week's NASCAR Pick'em and Tommy's breakdown of the odds for the Cup Race at Sonoma, featuring his top bets for the weekend (1:14:24). Tune in for all this and more on this week's episode! Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

Few names in drag racing history can say that they've driven for both Don Prudhomme and Don Schumacher, but NHRA legend Ron Capps counts himself among the list. With experience in both Top Fuel and the Funny Car division where he's found his greatest success, Capps counts dozens of Wallys on his racing record—and he's one of fewer than 20 racers to have won in both classes. His third career Funny Car title in 2022 was extra sweet for multiple reasons: not only did it come in Capps' first year of team ownership, it also made him the first driver to win back-to-back titles in 20 years. Capps is also an avid sim racer and fan of anything he can race, making appearances in both the Prelude to the Dream and Superstar Racing Experience events at Eldora Speedway over the years.Listen Now: Check out this episode featuring Ron from April 2020! Other guests include Supercross icon Jeremy McGrath and esports standout Cam Pedersen.Be sure and find a General Tire for your ride here: General TireSubscribe here to the show: Apple PodcastsFollow us on YouTube here: Jim Beaver on YouTubeThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1021001/advertisement

Saddle up and join us for a rip-roaring ride as we welcome a first-time guest like no other, Curtis Hicks, the hillbilly with a heart for speed and a love for the good ol' dirt track. In this special episode, Curtis takes us on a wild journey through the backroads of his life, sharing tales of his hillbilly roots, his passion for the bottle, and the thrill of tearing up the dirt at Eldora Speedway.

Talking through Jonathan Davenport's 2023 season and why he's the heavy favorite headed to Eldora. Plus, Donny Schatz hasn't given up yet, the Outlaws add to Devil's Bowl purse, and Fremont Speedway makes a change.

This week we recap the 4 Crown Nationals at Eldora Speedway where we saw Logan Seavey make history! Then we talk about the news that broke this week. Millstream Speedway was purchased by new owners and will be coming back from years of being dormant!

We're shifting gears a little bit with this episode. We have a track photographer jump on with us for this one! Chuck Reed of Dirt Slinger Photography joins us via phone. We also recap our weekend at Eldora Speedway for the 41st Annual 4 Crown Nationals, some news, and results, of course. Discussion with Chuck: Growing up around racing and when did he pick up a camera and start that adventure? BC39 A close call with Robert Bell at Gas City Sammy vs. Jack

Josh, Wes, and Chris Lowery live from Speedy Campground at Eldora Speedway.

This week we recap the World 100 from Eldora Speedway! A race that saw Hudson O'Neal take his first World 100 win, giving Mark Richards his first World 100 win. We also talk about Duane's big AFCS Championship weekend from Attica and Fremont. 

Bill Korch has a report on the World 100 from Eldora Speedway, Tyler Harris will cover all the activities from Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. Two Victory Lane interviews with Tommy Schirnhofer and Stephen Shelpman. Howie Balis has a great September 4th interview with Late Model Feature Winner from Pittsburgh Brandon Burgoon. Howie Balis also has several Jennerstown driver interviews with The Meehleib's, Mike Carlson, John Habersack, Preston Cope and Joe Maruca.  

This week we do a little bit of a hybrid episode since the holiday weekend threw a bit of a wrench into things. Duane is on the phone for this episode to talk about his weekend of racing and our quick hit preview of the upcoming World 100 at Eldora Speedway!

In this bonus edition of the NHRA Insider, host Brian Lohnes talks with Ron Capps on the day before he is set to compete in the SRX stock car series on the dirt of Eldora Speedway in Ohio. This is a huge moment not only for Capps but for the NHRA community as he will become the first representative to appear in a series where NASCAR, IndyCar, WorldofOutlaws, and other racers mix it up.   Capps talks about the nerves, his dirt racing experience, his goals for the event, and how he plans on approaching a field of racers who have spent their lives turning left and right. As you'll find out, Capps is confident but not cocky and plans on absorbing as much knowledge as he possibly can before leading the field into turn one, heat one, live on TV.    A fun chat with the NHRA Funny Car champ!

Jerry Gappens joins the show this week to talk about promoting a million dollar race at Eldora Speedway and much more!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to Open Red! The Official podcast of the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars and Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series. Shawn Neisteadt, weekly announcer at the Husets Speedway in South Dakota, is the featured guest this week on Open Red. Shawn joins the show fresh off the opportunity to travel to Rossburg, Ohio and co-announce the Kings Royal weekend at Eldora Speedway alongside the World of Outlaws own Johnny Gibson. Shawn recaps the surreal weekend he experienced for his first-ever visit to the legendary Ohio dirt track, talks about his backstory in racing, and recounts his long day returning to South Dakota after the Kings Royal to still fulfill his duties at Husets. Hear it all this week on Open Red!

On this episode of the All Gas No Brakes Podcast we talk to Devin Moran after this past Saturday Night's Dirt Late Model Dream from the Eldora Speedway. Devin talks about his 8th place run, his week at Eldora, his thoughts heading into the XR Super Series race at Kokomo Speedway where he ended up third quick in group A qualifying, ran second in his heat. He started 5th and finished 13th in the 100 lap event.

On this episode of the podcast we talk to Cory Hedgecock after night one of the Dirt Late Model Dream at the Eldora Speedway. Cory had a tough time trial session that put him behind the eight ball all night. He won the B main and was able to salvage a 16th place finish in the opener. We talk to Cory about the night, Eldora Speedway, his goals for this event and more in this episode recorded at Eldora Speedway.

Ahead of this weekend's $129,000-to-win Dream XXIX, the Dirt Reporters recall their first impressions of Ohio's legendary Eldora Speedway.

Kyle Armstrong and Adam Logan preview this weekend's big race at Eldora Speedway!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's episode we look at the upcoming Dirt Late Model Dream at the Eldora Speedway and break down the favorites for that event, We examine Kyle Larson stopping on the track and officiating from the driver's seat at the High Limit event at Tri-City, and we explain why Freddie Rahmer won the Steve Smith Tribute at Lincoln

Guests include Coca Cola 600 winner Ryan Blaney. Tyler Harris will have all the highlights from Thursday and Saturday at Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway. Tyler has Victory Lane comments from A.J. Flick, Tim Shaffer and John Mollick. Vince Laboon the promoter of the 12th Annual Ed Laboon Memorial at Pittsburgh will highlight all the details of the race. Dave Murdick shares his 2023 season racing information and talks about his new project with his Western Pennsylvania Racing School. We will listen to Carl Murdick's 2009 Hall of Fame Induction Jerry Gappins the General Manager from Eldora Speedway discusses highlights of the upcoming 29th Dirt Late Model Dream with Lenny Batycki from PRN. Jim Zufall has comments from a couple of women in racing with Karly Miller and Melissa Daily. Howie Balis has a Victory Lane interview with Darrell Lanigan the winner of the Jess Sterbutzel Memorial for 10,000. Howie also has a nice interview with Jennerstown Speedway Late Model Feature winner Owen Houpt from a few weeks ago.    

On this week's episode we look at tracks that use social media the right way, and the wrong way, and look at how you can use social media more effectively, and we look at Eldora Speedway getting rid of stick signals to drivers for the Dirt Late Model Dream.

We are back in studio and Matt Westfall joins us. He is the driver of the Ray Marshall Motorsports #33M non-winged sprint car out of Pleasant Hill, Ohio. Discussed: He runs us through some of the classes he has ran through the years: Modified, late model, sprint car, and more! A recap from his Lets Race Two weekend at Eldora Speedway. Year 2 running with USAC National tour Being in close proximity to Eldora and that happens to be a favorable track for him. Getting his biggest career win there in '06. Greenville, OH and other food establishments to visit in his area. Whistle Stop grub in Ansonia, OH Stoking the fire Summer National point/money fund restructure Beaver Dam weekly racing added to Dirtvision Jake Swanson in the seat of the #55 winged Alex Bowman Racing car due to Alex's injury. Tony Bokhoven joins the High Limit Racing booth. Buddy Kofoid and Parker Price-Miller split from their rides. Predictions on who will fill the open ones and who scoops up Kofoid and PPM. Max Blair and Boom Briggs go to the Lucas Oil Late model series. USAC National tour reschedules Texarkana 67 Speedway. Dirt Draft loophole and our results. World of Outlaws @ Tri-State Speedway review from us. Feature Finish Results from the past 2 weeks High Limit' World of Outlaws sprints & Late Models Lucas Oil Late models Indiana weekly shows PA weekly shows Lets Race Two @ Eldora USAC/CRA Xtreme Outlaw midgets Knoxville weekly Taco Bravo sprints @ Ocean Speedway The Smoke Charlie has a string of restaurants to discuss Smash burger tacos Wing Wednesday Food @ Tri-State Speedway for WoO Pot pie pasta Naan bread pizzas, again. Carriage Inn Eldora concessions Twin Peaks

This week we get to talk about A LOT of racing! This was the first weekend where mother nature didn't have a major effect on our race weekend. Duane tells us about his trip to Eldora Speedway for their Let's Race Two weekend with the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series and the USAC National Sprint Car Series. We also talk about the late model show at Attica Raceway Park and more!

All Stars Blake Anderson and USAC's Richie Murray join the show to recap Eldora Speedway's #LetsRaceTwo. Who's the favorite to win the million? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we sit down and talk about the racing that was able to happen this weekend, although it wasn't local as mother nature had other plans for our area. We talk about the upcoming Let's Race Two weekend at Eldora Speedway and preview what we might see from the USAC National Sprint cars and the World of Outlaw sprint cars.

This week we talk about our visit to Eldora Speedway for the FloRacing Night in America Event. But after that we don't have a whole lot to get in detail about as mother nature ruined the weekend for most.

Motorsports mouth Dustin Jarrett joins us this week to talk about his announcing career from Eldora Speedway to FloRacing to the Oakshade Celebrity Charity Race and more! Plus all the latest racing news and results.

In short-track racing, one driver's name has been synonymous with creating headlines and capturing the attention of the motorsports world. On this week's episode of The Dale Jr. Download, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis sit down with that man: the legendary Scott Bloomquist. After arriving in Eastern Tennessee in the mid-1980s and taking the dirt late model scene by storm, Scott rose to prominence in the early ‘90s and has gone on to be regarded as one of the greatest race drivers of all time. Dale asks Scott about the moment he realized he had become larger than life, and he references the 1988 running of the premiere dirt late model racing event, Eldora Speedway's World 100. Scott explains that he had never been to the track before and found it intimidating, and upon learning that there were over 250 other entrants for the race he about decided to head back to Knoxville to compete closer to home. He ultimately was convinced to stay by a Hoosier Tire representative, and in the big showdown, Scott defeated late model standout Jeff Purvis, who was aiming for his fourth win in a row at this event. Bloomquist is well known for his eccentric style and rockstar-like appearance. After being born in Iowa and spending the beginning of his childhood there, his father Ron decided to leave his electrician trade to pursue becoming a pilot. The career transition brought the family to California, where Scott discovered a love for surfing and fast cars. Another defining quality is Scott's tendency to rebel, and when his father stated “I will never have no long-haired son”, well, you can guess where this is going. As a result, the image of Scott Bloomquist race fans have known for the last four decades was born, and doesn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon.The origin of Scott's legendary racing career is in part thanks to his father's interest in trying the craft out himself. After seeing a co-worker race at the local raceway in Corona, Ron bought an asphalt car and got it ready for dirt competition. One attempt was enough, and he quickly realized it wasn't for him. He then offered Scott the opportunity to get behind the wheel, and the 16-year-old jumped at the chance to go fast. He ran well enough in his maiden voyage that the two decided to pursue the sport further, but when the car Ron built for Scott was destroyed in a crash at Manzanita Speedway, he told Scott he wasn't spending a penny more. From then on, Scott was independent in his racing efforts.Scott tells the story of how his family arrived in Mooresburg, Tennessee on a plot of land located on the cusp of the Cherokee River. When Ron began looking for property to retire to in the early 1980s, the family originally looked at property in Oregon. But Scott, who was fully immersed in the dirt racing scene by that point, recognized that Oregon's racing was outdated and suggested Tennessee, where Robert Smawley and his NDRA outfit were operating and paying $10,000 to win. Upon arriving, Scott found success early at Kingsport Speedway and used the momentum to propel himself to the top of the division, where he has gone on to win more marquee events than any other driver in history.However, Scott's time at the top has not been without controversy and the interview touches on his various legal issues and suspensions over the years. Scott is open on the subject and explains how his appearance and success have led others to assume the worst about him. The infamy that came with the arrests boosted Scott's reputation and ultimately led to him becoming a colossal figure in the sport.Finally, no interview with Scott Bloomquist would be complete without discussing aliens and extraterrestrial beings. Scott details his neighbor's encounter and even touches on an experience of his own. Download listeners should tune in for an unforgettable episode and a peak into the mind of one of racing's most iconic figures.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In short-track racing, one driver's name has been synonymous with creating headlines and capturing the attention of the motorsports world. On this week's episode of The Dale Jr. Download, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis sit down with that man: the legendary Scott Bloomquist. After arriving in Eastern Tennessee in the mid-1980s and taking the dirt late model scene by storm, Scott rose to prominence in the early ‘90s and has gone on to be regarded as one of the greatest race drivers of all time.  Dale asks Scott about the moment he realized he had become larger than life, and he references the 1988 running of the premiere dirt late model racing event, Eldora Speedway's World 100. Scott explains that he had never been to the track before and found it intimidating, and upon learning that there were over 250 other entrants for the race he about decided to head back to Knoxville to compete closer to home. He ultimately was convinced to stay by a Hoosier Tire representative, and in the big showdown, Scott defeated late model standout Jeff Purvis, who was aiming for his fourth win in a row at this event.  Bloomquist is well known for his eccentric style and rockstar-like appearance. After being born in Iowa and spending the beginning of his childhood there, his father Ron decided to leave his electrician trade to pursue becoming a pilot. The career transition brought the family to California, where Scott discovered a love for surfing and fast cars. Another defining quality is Scott's tendency to rebel, and when his father stated “I will never have no long-haired son”, well, you can guess where this is going. As a result, the image of Scott Bloomquist race fans have known for the last four decades was born, and doesn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. The origin of Scott's legendary racing career is in part thanks to his father's interest in trying the craft out himself. After seeing a co-worker race at the local raceway in Corona, Ron bought an asphalt car and got it ready for dirt competition. One attempt was enough, and he quickly realized it wasn't for him. He then offered Scott the opportunity to get behind the wheel, and the 16-year-old jumped at the chance to go fast. He ran well enough in his maiden voyage that the two decided to pursue the sport further, but when the car Ron built for Scott was destroyed in a crash at Manzanita Speedway, he told Scott he wasn't spending a penny more. From then on, Scott was independent in his racing efforts. Scott tells the story of how his family arrived in Mooresburg, Tennessee on a plot of land located on the cusp of the Cherokee River. When Ron began looking for property to retire to in the early 1980s, the family originally looked at property in Oregon. But Scott, who was fully immersed in the dirt racing scene by that point, recognized that Oregon's racing was outdated and suggested Tennessee, where Robert Smawley and his NDRA outfit were operating and paying $10,000 to win. Upon arriving, Scott found success early at Kingsport Speedway and used the momentum to propel himself to the top of the division, where he has gone on to win more marquee events than any other driver in history. However, Scott's time at the top has not been without controversy and the interview touches on his various legal issues and suspensions over the years. Scott is open on the subject and explains how his appearance and success have led others to assume the worst about him. The infamy that came with the arrests boosted Scott's reputation and ultimately led to him becoming a colossal figure in the sport. Finally, no interview with Scott Bloomquist would be complete without discussing aliens and extraterrestrial beings. Scott details his neighbor's encounter and even touches on an experience of his own. Download listeners should tune in for an unforgettable episode and a peak into the mind of one of racing's most iconic figures.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mitchel Moles, Eldora Speedway winner; Ryan Unzicker, winner at Tri-City Speedway and Peoria Speedway; and Wyatt Alexander, track champion at Speedway 660 are this week's guests. Lenny Batycki is the host.

For this episode, the guys review their weekend at Eldora Speedway for the 4 Crown Nationals! Stoking the Fire High Limit Racing purse boost and bounty $ USAC National Sprint race on September 30th moved to Kokomo The USAC Silver Crown points battle is neck and neck Dirt Draft results from us Highlights/play-by-play from our trip to Eldora (ends around 53:00:00 mark) Feature Finish XR Series @ Kokomo USAC National Sprints + Midgets at Gas City All of the results from 4 Crown @ Eldora World of Outlaws Late Models @ Boyds Speedway for the Stateline Showdown Lucas Oil Late Models @ Brownstown for the Jackson 100 Lincoln Park season finale and a track champion is crowned Paragon weekly USAC West Coast Sprints + Western States Midgets @ Ventura Sprint Car Challenge Tour (SCCT) @ Petaluma for the Adobe Cup SUPERdirtcar Series @ Albany Saratoga C-Bell's Micro Mania @ Lil Texas Motor Speedway Williams Grove Outlaw Tune Up Selinsgrove Speedway Jim Nace Memorial National Open (ends around 1:12:00 mark) The Smoke Kyle's salmon and chicken for the week Whistle Stop in Ansonia, OH Cooking at the track

Weekly reports from Bill Hribar, General Manager at Jennerstown Speedway, and the voice of PPMS, Tyler Harris, Pro Stock Driver Chris Schneider.  Bill Korch will have a full report Eldora Speedway on the program. Tim Shaffer's win at Pittsburgh. Preston Cope wins at Mercer. Alex Ferree wins at Raceway 7 and Brett Hutera scores at Latrobe. Victory Lane comments from Abby Gindlesperger and Emmie Laboon.

Along with recapping Labor Day weekend and considering the unexpected driver news about the Rocket Chassis house car, the Dirt Reporters draft Eldora Speedway drivers, moments, races, concession items and more to come up with all the things that make the track special.

In this episode we discuss the upcoming Kings Royal week at Eldora Speedway, the world of outlaws shows at Wilmot and Attica won by Carson Macedo and Kyle Larson and the All Star Circuit of Champions at Ransomville and Stateline won by Parker Price Miller and Hunter Schuerenberg. We shift to NASCAR and talk about the silly season news of Tyler Reddick to 23XI Racing and talk about Parker Kligerman's win at Mid Ohio in the Truck Series and at Atlanta Motor Speedway Austin Hill's Xfinity Series win and Chase Elliott holding off Corey LaJoie to get a popular home state win. We recap Bobby Labonte's SRX win at Nashville Fairground and preview SRX at Pevely and NASCAR at New Hampshire

The subject of dirt track prep has come up a lot this year. We delve a bit deeper into the subject/art of dirt track prep with Eldora Speedway's Facilities Manager Robert Platfoot. We also speak with Michigan's I-96 Speedway owner Jeff Dice to set the record straight on the status of the race track. Plus all the latest racing news and results.

This week we talk about the results from Eldora Speedway in which Jonathan Davenport won a million dollars! We also cover the Dream which was shortened by rain and will finish in September. We cover the beginning of the All Star's Ohio Sprint Speedweek and talk about the finish of Indiana Midget Week

This week we talk about our trip to Eldora Speedway for the FloRacing Night in America event. Kyle Larson got the win on a track filled with character but was still able to lap up to 6th place.  We also talk about the AFCS events, and all of the sprint car races that were happening in Ohio. We cover the All Star events and the WoO Bristol races which produced its own interesting story lines.

We finally got to race! This week we talk about the weekend at Attica Raceway Park where the All Star sprints were in action both nights! We also talk about the shakeup at Eldora Speedway! Our friend and former Gas City promoter Jerry Gappens was named the new GM for Eldora Speedway and we talk about what we can expect to see at the Ohio facility going forward. Then we also talk about the possibility of a Prelude to The Dream type of event coming back!

This week on Open Red, we are joined by one of the leaders of the Pennsylvania Posse, Lance Dewease! We chat with Lance about the Outlaws vs. Posse rivalry and searching for his 100th career victory at Williams Grove. We also break down a weekend of racing from Eldora Speedway. Hear it all on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws!