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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.

Join us for another thrilling episode of "Three Wide in the Middle" with your host, Tommy Brandon! This week, we're diving deep into the racing world with a packed agenda that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. First up, Tommy breaks down the high-octane drama from the Brickyard 400, where Kyle Larson clinched a controversial win. Get the inside scoop on the controversies and what this means for the NASCAR landscape. Then, we shift gears to the dirt track, where the real action unfolded. Relive the electrifying moments from Eldora's Kings Royal, where David Gravel took home the crown. From incredible performances to unexpected struggles, Tommy covers all the highlights and key takeaways from this epic event. We also have exciting news about rising star Corey Day, who is making his ARCA Menards Series debut. Get the latest updates and insider information on his journey and what lies ahead. Plus, don't miss our detailed recap of the World of Outlaws action and a look ahead to the much-anticipated Indiana Sprint Week. With intense racing, surprising upsets, and expert analysis, this episode is a must-listen for all racing fans. Tune in now and stay ahead of the curve with "Three Wide in the Middle"! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review to keep up with all things racing.   Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or other major podcast platforms, and join the conversation! #ThreeWideInTheMiddle #NASCAR #DirtRacing #Brickyard400 #KingsRoyal #RacingNews

The guys are back down in the Race Cave for a great night of talking sprint car racing. This week Josh and Brad cover the Kings Royal along with the all the other racing news. Along with a great guest Kerry Madsen. Check it out. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quicktimepodcast/support

In this episode we discuss the NASCAR weekend in Indianapolis, wins by Kyle Larson, Riley Herbst and Ty Majeski. The many nonsensical complaints from drivers and fans all weekend, the return to the oval at Indy in more. We pay tribute to our friend Tyler Roach we lost last week, talk the F1 finish and Lando Norris giving the win away due to team orders and David Gravel winning the Kings Royal

This week we talk about David Gravel cashing in during his week in Ohio, taking wins at the Brad Doty Classic, The Joker's Jackpot and the Kings Royal. He was near or over $300k in winnings for the week. We also talk about the Silver Dollar Nationals at Huset's and more!

The boys are back from there break and ready to talk sprint car racing. Just in time to preview the Kings Royal and talk with once sprint driver Shane Stewart and now track owner of Port City Raceway park. Along with all who is Hot and who is not going into the month of money. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quicktimepodcast/support

This week we sit down and talk about some of the racing and the fireworks that happened in our area. The Summer Nationals finished off their campaign in our are and it wasn't without some drama and torn up racecars, as usual. The AFCS competed at Fremont and we preview the big weekend coming up at Eldora.

On this episode of The Cricket Podcast we continue with our IPL 2024 Team Previews. This episode is a big one, featuring three of the biggest franchises in the Indian Premier League: Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders. Are any of them contenders for this year's IPL title. Chennai Super Kings go into this year after winning the tournament last year. MS Dhoni is still in charge and with players like Jadeja, Chahar, Moeen Ali, the Dube and more backing him up they look like they could be a threat to win the IPL again. Can they secure another championship or might this be one tournament to far for the legendary Dhoni? Royal Challengers Bangalore made a big trade before the auction, picking up Cameron Green to bolster their batting. Along with the acquisition of Alzarri Joseph they seem like they could have improved for this year's IPL. However, there are weaknesses in other areas of the team and their bowling, in particular, looks like it could come under pressure. Will RCB be able to pull it together and finally deliver Virat Kohli the title he wants? Finally we talk Kolkata Knight Riders. They feature an exciting batting line up with Rinku Singh, Andre Russell and now Phil Salt providing serious firepower to their batting card. Backed up by a spin trio lead by Narine they could be a real handful with the ball too, especially if we see Mitchell Starc hit his stride. Could they be the dark horses for the IPL title? Links to podcast audio: https://linktr.ee/thecricketpod Our website: thecricketpod.com Support the podcast: patreon.com/thecricketpod Buy merchandise: https://seriouscricket.co.uk/teamwear/stores/the-cricket-podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecricketpod Buy coffee: https://cricketcoffeeco.com/products/the-cricket-podcast-coffee Twitter and Instagram: @thecricketpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

God is far above and beyond the reach and understanding of man. But he is also nearer, closer and more intimate than we can imagine. This divine mystery was manifested perfectly in Jesus Christ.

Welcome to a riveting episode of Three Wide in the Middle, where Tommy and Keith ignite the discussion with an in-depth exploration of dirt race formats and the intriguing pros and cons of inverts (10:15). Tune in as they provide their expert insights and thoughtful analysis on this engaging topic. In our Hit or Miss segment, the guys leave no stone unturned, covering Martin Truex Jr.'s dominant performance at New Hampshire, SVG's triumphant return to the cup series at Indy, Justin Haley's bold move to Rick Ware Racing, and the burning question of whether Chase Elliott will secure a spot in the playoffs (23:51). It's a whirlwind of captivating NASCAR updates that you won't want to miss. Stay tuned as Tommy and Keith reveal their astute NASCAR Pick'em selections (43:07), delivering predictions that are sure to spark spirited debates among fans. And of course, we can't forget the action-packed dirt track recap, where they relish Donny Schatz's remarkable triumph at the Kings Royal, and delve into the golden opportunities presented to Corey Day and Anthony Macri in the prestigious Clauson-Marshall 7BC ride (47:10). As the episode draws to a close, the anticipation builds for the thrilling GOAT of the Week Picks (1:08:36). Who will be hailed as the greatest of all time? Find out as we wrap up this incredible show with a bang. For the latest NASCAR updates, expert analysis, and enthralling discussions, Three Wide in the Middle is your go-to podcast. Join us now to fuel your passion for racing and stay ahead in the world of motorsports. Like, subscribe, and dive into this adrenaline-fueled episode today! Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley Sponsor: Produxa

Lots to go over this week as we give our thoughts on the happenings at Eldora for the Million and Kings Royal, we also talk about the big show here locally as the USAC Midgets took on the Jefferson County Speedway. Zach Hampton also joins the show and gives us some insight on just what it takes to get up and down the road in a 410 Sprint Car. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quicktimepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quicktimepodcast/support

In this episode we're joined by Eldora Million Winner Logan Schuchart to discuss this monumental win for the team and how everything changes winning the million dollar prize. We recap the whole week at Eldora, Donny Schatz winning the Kings Royal for a 6th time and get ready for a week with the Outlaws in PA, we discuss the SRX season opener at Stafford, John Hunter Nemechek's win at Loudon in the Xfinity Series and Martin Truex Jr. Taking home the Monday Lobster win. We then finish things off previewing and making picks for the Tripleheader weekend at Pocono

6 time Kings Royal champ Donny Schatz and owner of BAPS Motor Speedway Scott Gobrecht join Steve Post.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we sit down and recap our visit to Eldora for the Million dollar sprint car race and the Kings Royal! We also talk about the Dirtcar Summer Nationals swing through our area and a few other results.

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!

There is a lot to unpack from the Kings Royal weekend, and we'll talk Donny Schatz's big win, formats and inverts, and sandbagging. Plus we've got updates on Tyler Courtney's injury and subs, and plenty more from the dirt racing weekend.

The guys talk everything from an eventful week at Eldora to the ARCA Menards Series race at Iowa Speedway on the latest episode of the Always Race Day Podcast presented by the Karl Auto Group Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys travel over to Robinson, Illinois to The Woods Bar for an episode with sprint car driver, Tres Mehler. He is the driver of the #3m 305 and Steel Block sprint car...and he's looking for a 410! Discussed: His racing season and some of his results at Circle City What dirt car hasn't he driven, lol. Red Hill re-opening and what makes it special to him and his family. "The sticker" The Woods Bar and what they have to offer. Other restaurant and cuisine favorites Ends around (1:20:00) but Tres stays on with us to help finish the show! Stoking the Fire Anthony Macri announces he is staying home from the Eldora Million on Wednesday. Eldora Million and the 40th Kings Royal thoughts A couple race cancellations. Dirt Draft results...or lack thereof (ends around 1:31:00 minute mark) Feature Finish Eldora Million The Knight Before and the 40th Kings Royal USAC National Midgets - Mid America Midget week USAC/CRA @ Perris USAC East Coast Sprints @ Action Track USA Late Model Summer Nationals - Week 5 WoO Late Models "Showdown at the Pond" Lucas Oil late models @ Lucas Oil Speedway NARC King of the West @ Ocean Speedway for the 13th Annual Howard Kaeding Classic Indiana, PA, Knoxville weekly shows (ends around 1:41:00 minute mark) The Smoke Crunch wraps! Fair Fish sammich "The Milli" pizza Freddy's burgers & Mexican on Friday Charlie's easy week The Woods Bar & Event Center can be found here: Address: 10584 N 600th St, Robinson, IL 62454 Website: http://www.thewoodseventcenter.com/ Also check them out on Facebook and Instagram for weekly specials and music! Thanks to our sponsors: Rounders Too Pizza, Kron Farms Inc.

On today's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy opens the show with his thoughts on Daniel Ricciardo's return to F1 (1:42) and what it could mean for his future going forward. Then, in Hit or Miss. Tommy and Keith discuss what was a surprisingly good race at Atlanta in the NASCAR Cup Series, whether or not restrictor plate races should be shortened, and why Chad Knaus and Jimmie Johnson should not be on the Hall of Fame Ballot (12:42). After that, the guys dive into what was the best dirt race they've seen in a very long time as they breakdown and recap the Eldora Million (36:21) and preview this weekend's Kings Royal. Finally, Tommy and Keith close out the show with their thoughts on Anthony Macri leaving his family owned sprint car team (57:14). Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley Sponsor: Produxa

In this episode we're joined by our buddies Logan Polko and William Luke Hendrick, the latter discusses his experience at his first NASCAR race over the weekend in Atlanta and the former joins us to recap all the racing action from the last 2 weeks. We give our thoughts on Chicago finally since we missed last week before transitioning to Atlanta and debate the Xfinity finish and Justin Haley costing his Kaulig Racing teammate Daniel Hemric the win and the great race we saw on Saturday night. We then recap Sundays Quaker State 400 won by William Byron and our thoughts on the fantastic racing we've seen again and again at the new Atlanta. We talk about the SRX season kicking off this week, the Eldora Million and this weekends Kings Royal and make picks for those races and preview the weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and make our picks and dark horse top 10s for the Crayon 301

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Strap in with 4 Takes & Fuel as the guys recap the weekend full of racing, and the drama that continues around the silly season that is beginning to unfold for NASCAR! Although it was a uneventful and relaxing weekend for the guys, they spent their time watching and taking notes on all of the big racing that happened over the weekend.  From the Big E for the Kings Royal from Wednesday to Saturday for the World of Outlaws, to Saturday afternoon with the Xfinity race at the New Hampshire, to wrapping the weekend up with Christopher Bell taking the 14th spot in the NASCAR playoffs with his win at New Hampshire, Colton, Ethan, Chance, and Alex cover it all. The 4 Takes & Fuel Podcast iRacing League will be heading to Atlanta on Thursday, July 21st at 7PM under the lights for 67 laps! Congratulations to Jeremy Talley, 4 Takes & Fuel's very own Ethan, and Tysen Ellis for finishing top 3 in Vegas. The guys dive in and give their takes on the suspenseful silly season that is unfolding for NASCAR and the driver signings for 2023, and the lack of. Where will Rowdy go in 2023? Will Toyota come out of this and suck it up and sponsor him next year to stay at JGR, or will he take his talent elsewhere to a team like Stewart-Haas Racing, who has an opening with the retirement of Aric Almirola? Looking forward to this coming weekend, the 4 Takes and Fuel guys will have yet another off weekend from racing to unwind and relax, the World of Outlaws will be at Williams Grove, Formula 1 will in France, and NASCAR will have a triple header at Pocono with the Trucks, Xfinity, and Cup all set to take to the track this weekend; so be sure to listen as the guys will give their takes and predictions for yet another race filled weekend!

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, JULY 22ND  WHAT HAPPENED  SUNDAY, JULY 17TH: BUFFALO RIVER SPEEDWAY-GLYNDON, MN  Scott Jacobson won in the Sportmods.  “Hollywood” Tye Wilke won in the Legends.  Alex Truscinski won in the Lightning Sprints.  Tim Otterness started 10th and won in the Hobby Stocks.  Jesse Skalicky got win number 2 on the year in the Modifieds.  And Brady Molter picked up his first BRS Short Tracker win.  WEDNESDAY, JULY 20TH: RED RIVER KART CLUB-WFGO  Braxton Meyer-Peterson got the win in the Novice 1 Class.  Then it was Thomas Taves getting his first win ever in the Rookie 1s.  Dalton Babcock got the win in the Rookie 2s.  Zayden Braaten won in the 206 Blue Class.  Kyle VanMil got to eat after his 206 Black win.  Then The Stevenator got his 4th win in the Adult Stock Class.  THURSDAY, JULY 21ST: NORMAN COUNTY RACEWAY-ADA, MN  Matt Schow led the night off with the Midwest Mod win.  Then it was Trevor Serbus winning in the Racesaver Sprints.  Ryan Braseth took the win in the Legends.  Then Brodee Eckerdt won in the Hobby Stocks.  “The Cheetah” Rob VanMil took the que from his son Kyle the night before and won in the Stock Cars.  Then Tyler Peterson took the Mod win and grabbed an extra $500 for starting 9th in the feature.  NASCAR  Christopher Bell won Sunday at Loudon, NH making him the 14th different winner this year.  That means with 6 races to go till the playoffs, the automatic bid for the playoffs might be in jeopardy.  Winless Ryan Blaney sits in 3rd in the overall points, but if 2 other drivers get their first wins of the year, he's out.  WHAT'S NEXT: SUNDAY AT POCONO, PA  SCHATZ WATCH  Brent Marks and David Gravel both earned a pair of wins at historic Eldora Speedway last weekend with Marks winning the famed Kings Royal on Saturday.  Donny Schatz had finishes of 7th, 10th, 8th, and 2nd during the stay in Rossburg, OH.  Wednesday saw Kyle Larson dominate at Port Royal with Schatz staying near the front for most of the race, but a delaminated tire caused him to end the night in 19th.  WHAT'S NEXT: TONIGHT, AND TOMORROW-WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY-MECHANICSBURG, PA  WHAT'S HAPPENING  TONIGHT: Fan Appreciation Night ($5 admission) Inaugural Bison Battle 40 lap Mod Special-RED RIVER VALLEY SPEEDWAY.  SUNDAY: Fan Appreciation Night-BUFFALO RIVER SPEEDWAY  MONDAY: RED RIVER KART CLUB-FREE  THURSDAY: Sanders Stock Car Shootout-NORMAN COUNTY RACEWAY See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we're joined by Bert Wojcik of the High Side Hustle and our friend JB to discuss the Kings Royal at Eldora and the upcoming World of Outlaws show at Port Royal and the Summer Nationals at Williams Grove. We make picks for the All Star Circuit of Champions at Lake Ozark. We shift to SRX and talk Tony Stewart's dominating win at I-55/Pevely and get ready for the season finale at Sharon in Ohio. We talk NASCAR and their races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in the Xfinity Series and Cup Series won by Justin Allgaier and Christopher Bell and the crazy playoff bubble intensity with all the new winners. We hit on silly season news involving Ty Dillon and Richard Petty Motorsports and more talk about Tyler Reddick and RCR/23XI and the news about the Chicago Street Course in 2023 replacing Road America and end with our picks for Pocono

Connor and Damon catch up on what the past five days has brought. Their thoughts on Brent Marks winning the Kings Royal, Kyle Larson's new mid-week sprint car tour that he's starting with Brad Sweet, the Chili Bowl purse, NASCAR, IndyCar at Iowa and probably even some more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for round 2 in this episode we have Steve Justis in studio! He drives the #12 MMSA mini sprint out of Evansville, Indiana. He was also the first driver we had in studio/on the podcast (Episode 10.) Also sitting in is friend/sponsor, Seth, of Back to the Roots Tree Service. Discussed: His race weekend recap from Bloomington and Wayne County. What's new for the 2022 season. A lot of other tidbits. He is proudly sponsored by: Fuelab, Back to the Roots Tree Service, Fastest Lap, Bare Walls & Dirt Tracks, MILLS Powder Coating, Law Chevrolet - Bryan Jones, Leary Shock Technology, Evil Empire Simsport, Speedway Motors, Parkway Pizza, Cottage Florist, Bada Bing auto detail, Yonkers OG's, DMJR Development, D&M Cargo Carriers, TattooFX. Feature Finish segment (starts at 1:11:00 mark) Results: Late Model Summer Nationals Mid America Midget week for USAC national midgets Kings Royal week at Eldora XR series Lucas Oil Late Models NARC Howard Kaeding Classic The Smoke segment (starts at 1:30:00 mark) Steaks, stir fry, a lot of deep frying this past Saturday, ribs & pichana for this episode. And we hear what Steve has been cooking lately!

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

Family, Farming and Racing is the way of life for Sawyer Phillips. After setting quick time this past week, crashing in his heat and rallying to a sixth place feature finish, this 24-year-old from nearby Pleasantville, Iowa has been inching closer to a win in the 410 class. It's time to meet the youngest of the Phillips Brothers. Ben and Eric also discuss this past weeks races, hot topics this week with a new sprint car series being announced, Larson says he won't compete at the Chili Bowl, how Knoxville points could change with some race teams going to the Kings Royal. Who will take advantage? And it is Fair Week in Knoxville! 

Wow! We've been going at this for a year now! Thank you to everyone who has listened to our episodes, followed us on social media, talked to us, purchased merchandise. We've built an audience and it is still growing. We also hit 5,000 listens this past week! For this episode: Stoking the fire Kings Royal week USAC Indiana Sprint Week is approaching Flo and MAVTV finally merge Ends around the 16 minute mark Feature finish Results from: Late models Summer Nationals PA Speedweek ASCoC Ocean Speedway WoO Sprints Lucas Oil Late Models MSCS @ Kokomo Ends around the 37 minute mark The smoke Pork chops, burritos, pork steak sandwiches, Kokomo Krawl (bar crawl), and other cooks from the past 2 weeks!

The Cricket Podcast's IPL 2022 Group B preview is up! Featuring: Chennai Super Kings, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Gujarat Titans, Punjab Kings & Sunrisers Hyderabad. The boys cover top players, strengths, weaknesses, probable starting XIs are more for each of the franchises. As well as predicting how well each will perform in this season's IPL. Use the code TCP22 at Serious Cricket (https://bit.ly/3ILiq1x) for 10% off cricket equipment! Our Twitter and Instagram: @thecricketpod Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thecricketpod Our sponsor Serious Cricket: https://bit.ly/3ILiq1x Our website: www.thecricketpod.com

With a win in the season finale at Phoenix Raceway, Kyle Larson etched his name in the record books as the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion. Paired with crew chief Cliff Daniels, Larson won five of 10 playoff races and 10 total points-paying events to secure his first Cup title in his seventh full-time season and first with 14-time Cup champions Hendrick Motorsports. During Larson's career-best season, the driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet paced the field 2,581 times – the most in a season since four-time Cup Series champion and now Vice Chairman of Hendrick Motorsports Jeff Gordon led 2,610 laps in 1995. Larson posted career-best numbers in victories (10), top-five finishes (20), top-10s (26), laps led (2,581), average start (6.1) and stage victories (18) – all tops in NASCAR's premier series in 2021. Larson also won $1 million with his victory in the annual non-points NASCAR All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway. Including dirt-track races, Larson won 34 percent of the races he competed in 2021 with 33 victories across 97 events. Among those victories were his first trips to victory lane in the prestigious Knoxville Nationals and Kings Royal sprint car events, Larson's first win in the Prairie Dirt Classic dirt late model race and his second consecutive victory in Chili Bowl Midget Nationals. The 16-time Cup race winner is half Japanese and the only Asian-American to regularly compete in NASCAR. He is the first NASCAR Drive for Diversity graduate to race full-time at the Cup level and now serves as a mentor for the program. Since 2018, he has been a volunteer with the Urban Youth Racing School in Philadelphia, which helps expose students of color to motor sports. In May 2020, Larson also began working with the Minneapolis-based Sanneh Foundation to advance diversity, equity and community well-being. Last March, Larson announced the launch of the Kyle Larson Foundation (KyleLarsonFoundation.org), which was established to better serve today's youth, families and communities in need through hands-on support. The Sanneh Foundation and the Urban Youth Racing School are the primary beneficiaries of the foundation, which also works closely with Hendrick Cares, the corporate social responsibility program of Hendrick Automotive Group. To kickstart the “Drive for 5,” Larson pledged a personal donation of $5 for every Cup Series lap he completed last season and contributed another $5,000 for every top-five finish for a total of $145,000. The Elk Grove, California, native has won more than 250 events across a variety of sanctioning bodies and vehicle styles. Larson began driving at age 7 and has raced stock cars, winged and non-winged sprint cars, dirt late models, karts, trucks, and sports cars. In 2012, Larson was signed by Earnhardt Ganassi Racing as a developmental driver. He secured two victories, eight top-five finishes and 12 top-10s in 14 races en route to winning the championship in the K&N Pro Series East, a feeder circuit to NASCAR's national-level touring .

This week on Open Red, Nick and Rob are joined by Sye Lynch as he gets ready to take on the Outlaws this upcoming weekend. Lynch discusses what his year has been like so far, his legendary quick-time run at the 2019 Kings Royal and much more. Hear it all on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars!

Kings Royal talk. Kyle's on vacation and Bob is moving. Blake and Charlie doing a little talk on some food.

In this episode we make it all about the sprint cars. We recap Spencer Bayston's 2 wins in Ohio with the All Star Circuit of Champions and World of Outlaws, Kings Royal week and all that encompassed those races with Tyler Courtney and Kyle Larson becoming kings and Carson Macedo's 2 wins. Brad Sweet's Silver Cup triumph in Lernerville. We talk about the unfortunate news of Mason Daniel's retirement due to concussions and finally we preview the Posse vs The Outlaws at Williams Grove and make picks

Team Blaney Podcast hosts Adam Rogers and Steve Mezz recap Ryan Blaney's Top 5 run at New Hampshire Motor Speedway plus they offer an update on Dave Blaney's efforts in the 37th and 38th Kings Royal races over the weekend at Eldora Speedway in Ohio.Find Team Blaney on Twitter @teamblaney.Find Team Blaney on Facebook at Facebook.com/teamblaney.Find hosts Adam and Steve on Twitter @adamrogers and @mezz_12.Don't forget to support the Ryan Blaney Family Foundation. Find them on Twitter @rbfamfoundation and online at ryanblaneyfamilyfoundation.org.Theme music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we are talking Kings Royal wins for Tyler Courtney and Kyle Larson, the World of Outlaws Late Models up north, a tightening Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series points battle and more from the weekend.

On this Friday show we have a Kings Royal update, results from the Thursday night USAC Midget and Summer Nationals races, we look ahead to what's on tap this weekend, and we dive into some of the complaints about no respect on track.

We go deep today on night one of the double Kings Royal weekend, including details on tonight's format and who to watch. There is also some interesting news from Hendrick Motorsports about Kyle Larson's future, and we run you through last night's results and rainouts from across dirt racing.

This week on Open Red, Cole Macedo joins the show to talk about racing weekly in Ohio, his goals for the Brad Doty Classic and Kings Royal, and following the footsteps of his older brother, Carson. Hear it all on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws!

The Kings Royal and Brad Doty Classic are on tap this week for the World of Outlaws and my good friend Blake Anderson hopped on with me to talk about the week ahead. If you don't know Blake, he's the voice of the All Star Circuit of Champions and you'll hear him on the mic this week at Eldora. We talked win favorites, some dark horses, Kyle Larson's chances, potential car counts, some All Star stuff and more. I've known Blake a long time and he's super knowledgeable about the sport.

World of Outlaws Winner David Gravel made his first appearance in The Freak Nation Sunday night. Gravel has had a great Outlaw season to climb to second in points. This week he'll be at Eldora Speedway where the teams will compete four times including the 38th annual Kings Royal next Saturday night. Gravel's culinary tastes are even more royal in nature. Listen...

World of Outlaws Winner David Gravel made his first appearance in The Freak Nation Sunday night. Gravel has had a great Outlaw season to climb to second in points. This week he'll be at Eldora Speedway where the teams will compete four times including the 38th annual Kings Royal next Saturday night. Gravel's culinary tastes are even more royal in nature. Listen...

This week, J.D. and Derrick Smith discuss the time legendary sprint car driver Brad Doty returned to Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, OH for the Kings Royal in 1998, after suffering an injury that left him paralyzed from the chest down just ten years earlier. You'll hear their thoughts, plus an interview with Dave Argabright, who co-authored Doty's autobiography Still Wide Open, as well as the man himself, Brad Doty. What was going through his mind as he took the green flag in front of the entire sprint car world on that night in 1998?  The guys also dive into Brad's career, what he's meant to the sport of sprint car racing, and the secret test session where Brad Doty was running wide open at Eldora before bringing the car on TV. Plus much more, straight from Brad Doty and Dave Argabright. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast if you enjoy this episode - we have new episodes featuring some of the best stories in motorsports history coming out every week, so don't miss them! Plus, you can follow us on twitter and instagram - @staggerpodcast! Links from the podcast: Brady Doty: One More Lap at Eldora in 1998 (via youtube) Purchase tickets for the Brad Doty Classic at Attica Raceway Park  Purchase Still Wide Open by Brad Doty with Dave Argabright 

We start today's show with two big news items, the effective cancellation of the 2020 Kings Royal and Chris Madden leaving Scott Bloomquist Racing. Also today, we'll catch you up on all things Pennsylvania Speedweek and more.

We start today's show with two big news items, the effective cancellation of the 2020 Kings Royal and Chris Madden leaving Scott Bloomquist Racing. Also today, we'll catch you up on all things Pennsylvania Speedweek and more.

World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series title contender, Brad Sweet, visits The Ralph Sheheen Show Presented by Lucas Oil today to talk about his successful sprint car career, which over the past couple of seasons has included wins in the prestigious Kings Royal and Knoxville Nationals. One item still left on the checklist - series championship. Ralph talks to the Kasey Kahne Racing driver about all of that plus Brad shares his thoughts on his time as a NASCAR driver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

August 22, 2019 - Joey Saldana joins Steve Post and Erin Evernham to discuss stepping back from full time racing to focus on family, his runs at The Kings Royal and Knoxville Nationals and what his remaining 2019 schedule looks like.

Kings Royal winner Brad Sweet and Port Royal winner Jared Esh join Steve Post and Erin Evernham

Jacob, Derrick, and Clint talk through the 36th Kings Royal Story lines and break down the event. From fist fights with helmets to a huge 50/50 - it's all here.

How does a driver go from the UK to the feature at the Kings Royal in his first attempt? Find out this week when the guys chat with Tom Harris! Hear it all on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws.

This week we return with a regular episode! We cover the happenings from Eldora and the 36th annual Kings Royal. We watched Brad Sweet take home $175k!!! We also talk about the Silver Dollar Nationals, Indiana Sprint Week and answer fan questions!!!

Jacob, Derrick, and Clint talk about The Knight Before, and what's to come at the 2019 Kings Royal.

Ashley Stremme and Blake Anderson host an unbelievable night #3 from Eldora Speeday, leading in to tonight's Main Event!

It's night two of Winged Nation, Live at Eldora Speedway as Donny Schatz and Tony Stewart highlight the program.

Ashley Stremme and Blake Anderson are live at Eldora Speedway for The King's Royal weekend on a special edition of Winged Nation presented by Hercules Tires!

POWERED BY PROPANE.COM This week we sat down and talked to the one and only Rico Abreu! Rico recaps his Ohio and Pennsylvania Speedweeks and tells about his upcoming schedule at Attica and Eldora for the Kings Royal! He also tells about his desire to hop into a super late model and he shares about his days in the NASCAR Truck series and making the trip to Monaco for the Formula One Grand Prix!

Dale Blaney is the winningest driver in the history of the All Star Circuit of Champions, and has six series championships. He was also the 1998 World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year, won the 2000 Kings Royal, and was drafted into the NBA by the Los Angeles Lakers. Hear all about it on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws.

Fresh off his fourth place run at the Kings Royal, Ohio driver Lee Jacobs joins the guys this week to talk about his weekend at Eldora, being a third grade teacher, and more! It's Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws.

This week we recap all of the World of Outlaw racing action from here in Ohio. We saw domination from none other than Donny Schatz, who took the Brad Doty Classic victory and two of the three nights at the Kings Royal including the $50k prize! We also talk about some social media topics from the last week and a few tracks that have closed. We also have a word with Lee Jacobs after his 4th place finish at the Kings Royal.  And at the end we preview the Nascar Camping World Truck Series race at Eldora Speedway!

2014 Kings Royal winner Kerry Madsen joins Steve Post and Erin Evernham

The 69K is a staple of the Pennsylvania sprint car scene, and the guys have its owner on this week to chat about his driving career, winning the Kings Royal, and a lot more. Hear Don Kreitz, Jr. this week on Open Red, the official podcast of the World of Outlaws.

This week we talk about more ways to help out Tyler Herschberger and some fundraisers from over the weekend. We also talk about an eventful night at Gas City I-69 Speedway and other results from the weekend. We end the episode by previewing the Brad Doty Classic at Attica Raceway Park and The Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway. Be sure to listen to the podcast on Itunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein and IHeartRadio.

Are the LA Kings for real, who is the NHL team of the future, and who won the Duchene trade.

The Kings Royal is in the books, and Daryn Pittman joins the show to recap his weekend and talk about his career as an Outlaw! It's Open Red, the Official Podcast of the World of Outlaws! This week's show is brought to you by Bear Digital Advertisement. Bear Digital Advertisement specializes in Small Business Advertising and Online Marketing. Visit beardigitalads.com and see what Bear Digital can do for you.

Sprint car hall of famer Shane Carson joins Ross and Justin this week to talk about his beginnings in racing, the formation of the World of Outlaws, the first ever Kings Royal and more! It's Open Red, the Official Podcast of the World of Outlaws!

Our awesome hosts who have faces for radio talk Brad Doty Classic, Kings Royal, the emergence of some great young drivers, and much more. It's Open Red, the Official Podcast of the World of Outlaws!

Episode one of the Official Podcast of the World of Outlaws is here! Christopher Bell joins Open Red in studio to talk about winning his first ever Outlaw race, chat about the Kings Royal, adding dirt races to his schedule, and a lot more.

Craig Clunas‘s new book explores the significance of members of the imperial clan, or “kings” in Ming China. A king was established in a “state” (guo), and mapping the Ming in terms of guo‘s is a way of mapping Ming space in units that had centers, but not boundaries. (In having many guo‘s, the Ming thus had many centers.) A wonderfully and productively revisionist account of Ming history and its artifacts, Screen of Kings: Royal Art and Power in Ming China (University of Hawaii Press and Reaktion Books, 2013) explores this poly-centric kingly landscape as evidenced by documentary and archaeological traces of material production, while paying special attention to the history of practices that did not leave abundant traces. In doing so, Clunas shifts our attention in several ways. In addition to reorienting our focus to kingly figures in the Ming (an often-overlooked but deeply significant historical group), Screen of Kings also moves us away from the oft-trod historiographical territory of the Jiangnan region and toward regions that boasted a significant kingly presence but don’t usually earn a significant place in our histories of Ming China. The kingly cityscapes in Clunas’s beautifully-written book are full of buildings, gardens, tombs, calligraphic texts, paintings, jewelry, poems, bronzes, and musical instruments. The book situates these objects in an innovative way, emphasizing the importance of Ming kingly courts as sites of cultural innovation, production, and reproduction, and of kings as producers, collectors, and patrons of the arts. This is a must-read for anyone interested in Ming history, the history of the arts in China, histories of locality, or the history of relationships between art and power more broadly conceived. It is also an absolute pleasure to read. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig Clunas‘s new book explores the significance of members of the imperial clan, or “kings” in Ming China. A king was established in a “state” (guo), and mapping the Ming in terms of guo‘s is a way of mapping Ming space in units that had centers, but not boundaries. (In having many guo‘s,... Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/chinese-studies

Craig Clunas‘s new book explores the significance of members of the imperial clan, or “kings” in Ming China. A king was established in a “state” (guo), and mapping the Ming in terms of guo‘s is a way of mapping Ming space in units that had centers, but not boundaries. (In having many guo‘s,... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig Clunas‘s new book explores the significance of members of the imperial clan, or “kings” in Ming China. A king was established in a “state” (guo), and mapping the Ming in terms of guo‘s is a way of mapping Ming space in units that had centers, but not boundaries. (In having many guo‘s, the Ming thus had many centers.) A wonderfully and productively revisionist account of Ming history and its artifacts, Screen of Kings: Royal Art and Power in Ming China (University of Hawaii Press and Reaktion Books, 2013) explores this poly-centric kingly landscape as evidenced by documentary and archaeological traces of material production, while paying special attention to the history of practices that did not leave abundant traces. In doing so, Clunas shifts our attention in several ways. In addition to reorienting our focus to kingly figures in the Ming (an often-overlooked but deeply significant historical group), Screen of Kings also moves us away from the oft-trod historiographical territory of the Jiangnan region and toward regions that boasted a significant kingly presence but don’t usually earn a significant place in our histories of Ming China. The kingly cityscapes in Clunas’s beautifully-written book are full of buildings, gardens, tombs, calligraphic texts, paintings, jewelry, poems, bronzes, and musical instruments. The book situates these objects in an innovative way, emphasizing the importance of Ming kingly courts as sites of cultural innovation, production, and reproduction, and of kings as producers, collectors, and patrons of the arts. This is a must-read for anyone interested in Ming history, the history of the arts in China, histories of locality, or the history of relationships between art and power more broadly conceived. It is also an absolute pleasure to read. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig Clunas‘s new book explores the significance of members of the imperial clan, or “kings” in Ming China. A king was established in a “state” (guo), and mapping the Ming in terms of guo‘s is a way of mapping Ming space in units that had centers, but not boundaries. (In having many guo‘s, the Ming thus had many centers.) A wonderfully and productively revisionist account of Ming history and its artifacts, Screen of Kings: Royal Art and Power in Ming China (University of Hawaii Press and Reaktion Books, 2013) explores this poly-centric kingly landscape as evidenced by documentary and archaeological traces of material production, while paying special attention to the history of practices that did not leave abundant traces. In doing so, Clunas shifts our attention in several ways. In addition to reorienting our focus to kingly figures in the Ming (an often-overlooked but deeply significant historical group), Screen of Kings also moves us away from the oft-trod historiographical territory of the Jiangnan region and toward regions that boasted a significant kingly presence but don’t usually earn a significant place in our histories of Ming China. The kingly cityscapes in Clunas’s beautifully-written book are full of buildings, gardens, tombs, calligraphic texts, paintings, jewelry, poems, bronzes, and musical instruments. The book situates these objects in an innovative way, emphasizing the importance of Ming kingly courts as sites of cultural innovation, production, and reproduction, and of kings as producers, collectors, and patrons of the arts. This is a must-read for anyone interested in Ming history, the history of the arts in China, histories of locality, or the history of relationships between art and power more broadly conceived. It is also an absolute pleasure to read. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gallery tour: Let the Guardian's Andrew Dickson and Jonathan Jones take you around Citizens and Kings: Portraits in the Age of Revolution, the Royal Academy's blockbuster spring show.