Podcasts about limited late model

Episode 131 is on the scene and we review our coverage that consisted of three different tracks in three different states in three days. Julian was on the scene Friday night to kick off the 69th season of racing at Ace Speedway in North Carolina. We review AJ Sanders and Dennis Holdren's epic mini stock race, Blake Stallings defending his late model championship by winning the opener and Cory Pack's dominating Limited Late Model win.Both Lug Nutz were on the scene for the new era at Franklin County Raceway in Virginia. Kaleb Hall and Gary Smith got the crowd up off their feet in the first Stock 4 event in a photo finish. Hall grabbed the win after having to come from the back after a spin. Doodle Lang and Scott Foley dueled it out in the Mini Stock Division after Dennis Holdren fell out. Kyle Dudley and Jimmy Mullins dominated Limited and Supers while Gary Smith won in Legends, Wes Givens won the second Stock 4 race and the East Coast Flatheads went to Wayne Lawson.Darlington Raceway in South Carolina concluded the weekend. We discussed William Byron's failed attempt at the perfect race, Denny Hamlin going back to back, Ryan Blaney multiple drives to the front, ill timed caution flags and other storylines from Throwback Weekend.In our fourth installment of our Kulwicki Development Driver Program, we welcome Pro Late Model Racer Noah Eisenhower. Eisenhower is pursuing a motorsports engineering degree at Purdue University and is also the cousin of the nation's 34th president. Get to know his story this week!We also breakdown the SMART Modified Tour Rumble in Rougemont which saw Ryan Newman return to victory lane after a tough start to the season. We discuss the battle between Paulie Hartwig III and Mike Christopher Jr, Joey Coulter's charge through the field, Burt Myers struggles and get you prepared for Saturday's next stop the Hickory Hundred at Hickory Motor Speedway in NC. The zMAX CARS Tour season goes to a new venue this weekend at Cordele Motor Speedway in Georgia. We tell you who may have the upper hand in this event which is seemingly a huge wild card!We also review some of the winners around the southeast short track scene, the ASA STARS event at Dominion, ARCA West in Tucson and we preview this weekend's short track action around the region in Short Track Spotlight along with our Xfinity, Truck and Cup Series mini preview and picks at Bristol for this weekend.

Episode 127 is on the scene and we welcome back to the show the most recent winner on the SMART Modified Tour, Luke Baldwin back to the program. We discuss his win from over the weekend, who he thinks can beat him when he defends his King of The Modifieds title at South Boston on March 22nd, his upcoming NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Debut and what he will be doing on his lone off weekend this summer. Plus we get some insight on what his dad Tommy likes to jam out to in the shop!We review the SMART Tour race from Anderson and discuss the incident between Jack Baldwin and Jake Crum and we assess how the rookies are doing and which one ultimately wins first on the tour.Bethany Sox has a background in drag racing and is using that background and her passion for the sport working for the RPM Group. Find out more about her background and what she hopes to accomplish with RPM Group and how they help drivers, tracks and other personalities promote their brand in this social media driven world we live in. We discuss the action from Phoenix which featured Joe Gibbs Racing sweeping the weekend. How long can Christopher Bell keep this pace up after winning three Cup races in a row? Was his move on Denny Hamlin late a clean move? Which driver is in panic mode after a slow start to the season? We answer all those questions plus debate Alex Bowman vs Aric Almirola at the end of the Xfinity race and Butterbean vs Brent Crews from the ARCA race. Wyatt Miller is the grandson of Dale Earnhardt and we discuss his Limited Late Model debut from Saturday in our Short Track Spotlight and Winners Segment from the weekend plus Jody's oldest daughter parks it in victory lane in dance and much more this week on DLN!127

Episode 123 is on the scene and we are joined by the General Manager of South Boston Speedway, Brandon Brown who is calling us from the World Series of Asphalt at New Smyrna Speedway in Florida. Brandon talks about the upcoming season at the track which includes a brand new bonus program that will pay up to $75,000 in bonus money across all four weekly divisions. We also talk about the upcoming SMART Modified Tour King of the Modifieds which will also include the STAR Super Stock Tour and twin Late Model Events to kick off the season on March 22nd and other events that will take place at the speedway. Brandon is also a fiance now and tells the story of how he met his fiance and the connection she has to a famous racing family. We break down the Icebreaker from Florence Motor Speedway which saw former track champion Matt Cox finally break through and win a marquee event at the track. We give our thoughts on the first URA sanctioned event and how the new streaming service Ultra Broadcasting did. We also spoke to Matt Cox and runner up Caden Kvapil and got their thoughts of their runs on Saturday. We also discuss Keelan Harvick's first Limited Late Model win with an interview with the youngster and analyze the opening STAR Super Stock Tour event won by Ricky Locklair Jr with comments from Locklair, runner up Chris Riendeau & third place Jeff Melton.We also discuss what has been going on at the World Series of Asphalt and preview the upcoming Clyde Hart Memorial from New Smyrna which is the ASA Stars National Tour opener. It is Daytona 500 week and we make our predictions for the Great American Race, give our playoff predictions and preview the Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series seasons plus the boys detail their road trip at Florence and more!

Episode 62 is on the scene and we welcome one of the biggest names in all of racing. If there is a big modified race on the east coast, Matt Hirschman has either won it or the win went through the Northampton PA native. Matt just added the Islip 300 from Riverhead Speedway to his long list of accomplishments this past weekend and we break it down for you!  The son of the great Tony Hirschman shares insight on whether his famous father pushed him to start racing, when he knew he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps and whether he entertains the thoughts of being one of the greatest to ever do it. We discuss his third straight win in the North South Shootout at Caraway, which track has eluded his stellar career so far, what he likes to do when he isn't racing, the difference between his team down south compared to the one up north and much more. Kade Brown dominated the Fall Brawl from Hickory Motor Speedway on Saturday. We discuss the event, the controversy stemming from his car and the tech shed and whether Kade is on the verge of becoming the next Late Model Stock Super Star. Katie Hettinger made history by becoming the first woman driver to win a Carolina Pro Late Model event. We discuss this moment, Tristan McKee's win in the Limited Late Model race and Cody DeMarmels winning another street stock event at Hickory.Stephen Nasse and William Byron had a Super Late Model duel for the ages at New Smyrna Speedway racing for the Florida Governor's Cup. We discuss this event and Nasse finally adding this to his star studded career. We preview the South Carolina 400 Late Model event at Florence this Saturday. Can Butterbean make it back to back wins in this event? Can Sam Yarbrough parlay his great track position of winning the pole due to his Locked In 150 win from the summer? What about Doug Barnes? He won the Icebreaker in February and it would be a feather in his cap to add this event to his trophy case? We discuss this and give her picks for the winner, contenders and a dark horse!This and so much more on another big time episode of DLN!!

JoJo and Julian are on vacation this week but they made sure to be on the scene to for Episode 48! On this week"s show, we wanted to introduce you to two racers from two completely walks of life. First we are joined by Grand National Super Series driver Joe Wilder. Joe was victorious in the series at Franklin County Speedway earlier this season and he shares his thoughts about that, traveling the circuit from Marietta Georgia and the challenges that provides. He tells us how he hooked up with Jody Cash and the Mopar Mafia that shows up to nearly every event. We also discuss his drag racing background and much more!Christopher Tate comes to us from Decatur Texas and describes how he cut his teeth on motocross and dirt bikes. He describes moving to North Carolina to pursue a racing career which eventually landed him to racing at the famed Myrtle Beach Speedway. His latest opportunity was running the Limited Late Model 250 during the 2022 South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway. When he isn't racing cars, he is also an active service member for the military. He describes how resiliency in the military helps his racing career in-between service tours. Last but not least, he describes what running at Daytona International Speedway was like during his ARCA test this year. We sincerely thank each and every one of you for your loyal support as we are on our way to our 50th episode!

In this episode we're joined by our friend Andrew Morris to recap our wild week and life and times at the racetracks after our trips to Daytona, North Wilkesboro and Darlington. We recap Austin Dillon and Jeremy Clements getting win and the rain wreck debacle. All the incredible times being back at North Wilkesboro for the CARS Tour and Limited Late Model races featuring Dale Jr. racing and Carson Kvapil getting the win and the news incoming of North Wilkesboro canceling dirt racing and hosting the All Star Race next year. We move into Darlington and discuss the wild Xfinity race won by Noah Gragson and Erik Jones winning his 2nd Southern 500, cars catching on fire and much more. We pick our winners for the Tripleheader at Kansas and then give some result updates for the World of Outlaws and All Star Circuit of Champions heading into Gold Cup and Tuscarora 50 weekend

On today's episode of the Dale Jr. Download, we have a special bonus episode live from North Wilkesboro Speedway. On Tuesday, August 30th, Dale Jr. hosted a Q&A session with 6 late model drivers. Brenden Queen (2:46)Bobby McCarty (11:47)Connor Hall (20:44)Brian Obiedzenski (30:43)Chad McCumbee (40:08)Landon Huffman (52:28)Brenden Queen hails from the Virginia Beach area. You can catch him racing weekly at Langley Speedway driving the #03 car with Mario characters painted all over it. Dale and Brenden discussed the car and its unique font style, making Brenden a favorite amongst the younger generation of race fans. They also discussed his famous nickname “Butterbean.”Bobby McCarty is just 29 years old but considers himself the old guy on the CARS tour. Before hopping on stage with Dale Jr., Bobby was hard at work making sure his car was ready for practice, showing the true grassroots of the CARS tour. Bobby attempted to qualify for his first Xfinity Series race earlier this year in New Hampshire. He talked about how that deal came about and what future plans he might have to try the series again.Connor Hall is Elliott Sadler's favorite race car driver. The multiple-time Cup series winner and former JR Motorsports driver has high praise for Connor and believes his talent is real. Dale Jr and Connor talked about Connor's knack for finding sponsors, his journey from a small family team to racing for Chad Bryant, and how to make it all work on a small family-sized budget. Brian Obiedzenski may have a difficult name to pronounce, but his personality is hard to forget. Dale and Brian first connected over Twitter DMing back and forth about car parts. Brian is a limited late model driver, but by trade, he's been a Cadillac service technician for 20 years. Dale and Brian shared stories from their days as service techs and talked about why Brian uses the #29 because of Kevin Harvick.Chad McCumbee is possibly one of the more interesting stories on the CARS Tour. Not only did Chad portray Dale Jr. in the ESPN movie “3”. But Chad drove cars as a stunt driver in the film “Talladega Nights.” That's right Chad McCumbee was the real-life Ricky Bobby and Cal Naughton Jr. In addition, Chad talked about his transition to an ownership role in Sports Car on the IMSA circuit and how his journey through the ranks have NASCAR has prepared him to be an owner.Landon Huffman's content game is second to none in asphalt racing. The third-generation driver has the personality to stand out and attract fans and sponsors like no other. Maybe that's the reason Dale Jr. approached Landon to sponsor his Limited Late Model with High Rock Vodka colors. The two talked about how that deal came together, plus Landon's impending track championship at Hickory Motor Speedway.  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

On today's episode of the Dale Jr. Download, we have a special bonus episode live from North Wilkesboro Speedway. On Tuesday, August 30th, Dale Jr. hosted a Q&A session with 6 late model drivers.  Brenden Queen (2:46) Bobby McCarty (11:47) Connor Hall (20:44) Brian Obiedzenski (30:43) Chad McCumbee (40:08) Landon Huffman (52:28) Brenden Queen hails from the Virginia Beach area. You can catch him racing weekly at Langley Speedway driving the #03 car with Mario characters painted all over it. Dale and Brenden discussed the car and its unique font style, making Brenden a favorite amongst the younger generation of race fans. They also discussed his famous nickname “Butterbean.” Bobby McCarty is just 29 years old but considers himself the old guy on the CARS tour. Before hopping on stage with Dale Jr., Bobby was hard at work making sure his car was ready for practice, showing the true grassroots of the CARS tour. Bobby attempted to qualify for his first Xfinity Series race earlier this year in New Hampshire. He talked about how that deal came about and what future plans he might have to try the series again. Connor Hall is Elliott Sadler's favorite race car driver. The multiple-time Cup series winner and former JR Motorsports driver has high praise for Connor and believes his talent is real. Dale Jr and Connor talked about Connor's knack for finding sponsors, his journey from a small family team to racing for Chad Bryant, and how to make it all work on a small family-sized budget.  Brian Obiedzenski may have a difficult name to pronounce, but his personality is hard to forget. Dale and Brian first connected over Twitter DMing back and forth about car parts. Brian is a limited late model driver, but by trade, he's been a Cadillac service technician for 20 years. Dale and Brian shared stories from their days as service techs and talked about why Brian uses the #29 because of Kevin Harvick. Chad McCumbee is possibly one of the more interesting stories on the CARS Tour. Not only did Chad portray Dale Jr. in the ESPN movie “3”. But Chad drove cars as a stunt driver in the film “Talladega Nights.” That's right Chad McCumbee was the real-life Ricky Bobby and Cal Naughton Jr. In addition, Chad talked about his transition to an ownership role in Sports Car on the IMSA circuit and how his journey through the ranks have NASCAR has prepared him to be an owner. Landon Huffman's content game is second to none in asphalt racing. The third-generation driver has the personality to stand out and attract fans and sponsors like no other. Maybe that's the reason Dale Jr. approached Landon to sponsor his Limited Late Model with High Rock Vodka colors. The two talked about how that deal came together, plus Landon's impending track championship at Hickory Motor Speedway.  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

All Eight Event Nights Sponsored at North Wilkesboro SpeedwayNORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. (July 31, 2022) — North Wilkesboro Speedway and XR Events officials announce a complete slate of event sponsors for August and October racing events.The Racetrack Revival presented by Raymer Oil and its eight total events will all feature entitlement partners. Call Family Distillers, Northwest Automotive, Holiday Inn Express/Hampton Inn, Window World and Cross Roads Harley-Davidson will lend their names to August's pavement events. Copper Barrel Distillery, SanStone Health & Rehabilitation, Champion Towing & Recovery and Central Logistics will sponsor the October dirt racing events.“We're proud to have such a robust lineup of entitlement sponsors for our events at North Wilkesboro Speedway,” said Graig Hoffman, North Wilkesboro Speedway Executive Director. “They will be an integral part of everything we do at over these two months of racing. These are local businesses that care about this project, the community and this speedway.”Race and event names will be announced later.Announced previously, Raymer Oil Company will be the overall presenting sponsor of the entire Racetrack Revival program.Full Racetrack Revival presented by Raymer Oil Company ScheduleASPHALT August 2-3: Call Family Distillers Bootleg Bash featuring Modifieds, Mini Stocks and Crate Modifieds August 12-13: Northwest Automotive Event featuring Super Late Models, Compacts and Stock Cars August 19-20: Holiday Inn Express/Hampton Inn Event featuring CARS Tour, CRA and Carolina Pro Late Models August 30-31: CARS Tour Late Model Stocks sponsored by Window World, Limited Late Model event sponsored by Cross Roads Harley-Davidson and Street StocksDIRT October 3-4: Copper Barrell Distillery event featuring Front-Wheel Drives, Mini Stocks, 602 Late Models October 7-8: SanStone Health & Rehabilitation event featuring Iron Man Super Late Model, Street Stocks and Thunder Bombers October 21-22: Champion Towing & Recovery event featuring 604 Late Models, Steel Block Bandits Late Models, Modifieds and Sport Mods October 28-29: Central Logistics event featuring XR Super Series Late Models and Sprint CarsTickets and detailed race day information for all Racetrack Revival races are available at www.racetrackrevival.com.All events will be streamed live on XR Events' online platform XR+ at www.racexr.plus with a monthly subscription or on Racing America TV Pay-Per-View at www.racingamerica.tv.

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 13TH   WHAT HAPPENED  FRIDAY, MAY 6TH:I94 SURE STEP SPEEDWAY-FERGUS FALLS, MN  Ryan Mikkelson opened the night off by dominating the Limited Late Model feature.  Then Kyle Dykhoff took the lead with eight laps to go and earned the win in the Street Stocks.  Shane Edgington got passed rookie Kevin Burdick on lap number seven to get the Late Model trophy.  Justin Froemming held off Brendon Blasyck, Matt Schow, and a hard-charging Corey Storck (22nd to 4th) to win in the Midwest Modifieds.  Joseph Thomas inherited the lead on lap five of the Modified feature and brought home the win.  And Zach Kort rounded out the night by barely holding off Shawn Beto for the Short Trackers win.  NASCAR  SUNDAY, MAY 8TH: DARLINGTON RACEWAY  Joey Logano used a bump-and-run move on William Byron late Sunday to pick up his first win of the year and securing a place in the NASCAR Playoffs.  That win makes it 11 different winners on the season and the first for Team Penske since the Daytona season opener.  Logano held off Tyler Reddick, Justin Haley, Kevin Harvick, and point leader Chase Elliott for career win number 27.  Elliott still sits on top of the regular season standings, William Byron and Ryan Blaney are -65, Joey Logano is -79, and “The Watermelon Man” Ross Chastain is -89  NEXT UP: SUNDAY, MAY 15TH-KANSAS SPEEDWAY  WORLD OF OUTLAWS  WEDNESDAY, MAY 11TH-LINCOLN SPEEDWAY-ABBOTTSTOWN, PA  Jacob Allen took the race lead late in the Gettysburg Clash Wednesday earning win number two on the season in front of a wild hometown crowd.  Allen finished ahead of Justin Peck, Carson Macedo, Spencer Bayston, and Anthony Macri.  Schatz had to win his Last Chance Qualifier and ended up rallying up to a 13th place finish.  NEXT UP: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 13TH AND 14TH-MORGAN CUP-WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY-MECHANICSBURG, PA  WHATS NEXT  Friday, May 13th:  River Cities Speedway-Grand Forks (7), I94 Sure Step Speedway Wissota Late Model Challenge Series-Fergus Falls (7)  Saturday, May 14th: Viking Speedway Wissota Late Model Challenge Series-Alexandria, MN (6:30)  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Doc Love visits with Ross “Boo-Boo” Dalton from Liberty NC to discuss his big Limited Late Model victory during the Ice Breaker at Florence Motor Speedway. Dalton, driver of the #50 Hudson Auto Works, Routh Signs Chevrolet Limited LM & LMSC and is very well known within the racing scene throughout the East Coast. Boo Boo and Doc also chat about his new hotrod and who helped him get his program back and discuss his plans for 2022 that including the newly formed All-Pro Limited Late Model Series created by Steve Zacharias.

Bonnie and Doug visit with Track Announcer Corey Litton of Checkers and Wreckers to get a recap of last weekend's races and to get a preview on   this weekend's races, including locally, World of Outlaws and NASCAR.  Corey joins us every Friday at 6:40am during the racing season. Checkers and Wreckers is brought to you by 7th Ave. Auto Salvage and Buffalo River Speedway.  CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 27TH WHAT HAPPENED FRIDAY-Lamb Jam-Kathryn, ND A fun and good-sized crowd braved the elements and enjoyed the First Ever Lamb Jam at the Ranch.  Where they Saw Chris Hoffman win in the Stock Class.  Then Bill Anderson was quickest in the Modifieds.  After that, Jeremy Vessey took his 1,100 horsepower Ford out and won in the Mega Light class. SATURDAY-World of Outlaws and the NLRA Late Models at the Red River Valley Speedway 32 NLRA Late Models and 31 World of Outlaws Sprint Cars took to the Red River Valley Speedway Saturday night.  And right off the bat, Kasey Kahne set a New Track Record of 11.397 seconds.  Mike Greseth walked away and won the NLRA Late Model feature by over 8 seconds.  Late in the Outlaw feature, Donny Schatz was able to get around David Gravel to take the lead and hold off for win number 301 on the career to the delight of the home crowd fans. SUNDAY-Buffalo River Speedway Devin Larson charged up from 10th to win in the Hobby Stocks.  Then Jacob Jordan was victorious in the Sportmods for the 3rd time this year at BRS.  Curtis Huseth got his first Buffalo River Short Tracker win of the year.  Ben Wolden got another Limited Late Model win. (Has only lost 1 time this year at BRS) Then Allen Kent finished off the night by winning in the Modifieds. MONDAY-Red River Valley Kart Club-Cristian Motors Summer Shootout Ryder Veralrud won in the Novice 1 division.  Then Blake Bogart won in the Novice 2 class.  Brady Heilman won for the 4th time in the Rookie 1 class.  Then it was Owen Springer who won in the rookie 2's.  Owen Broden was the winner in the 206 Blue Slide class.  Kyle VanMil charged up from 5th to win in the 206 Black Slide class.  Then it was “The Stevenator” Steven Olson picking up the Adult class win. WEDNESDAY-River Cities Speedway-World of Outlaws make up Joey Pederson won the Late Model portion of the night.  And Brad Sweet led 2/3rds of the last lap of the World of Outlaw main event to win by only .113 over Sheldon Haudenschild.  Donny Schatz placed 4th in both features.  But he passed 16 cars to get up to 4th in the Late Models. TURSDAY-Norman County Raceway Season Championship Rained out.  Champions: Racesaver Sprints-Tye Wilke, Legends-Ryan Braseth, Midwest Mods-Aaron Blacklance, Sportmods-Andy Wagner, Hobby Stocks-Todd Gettel, Stock Cars-Todd Heinrich, Mods-Kollin Hibdon.  NASCAR Ryan Blaney held off a charging William Byron to win in Michigan Sunday for his second win of the season locking him into 7th in points going into the final race of the regular season at Daytona.  Kyle Larson finished 3rd giving him a 28 point lead over Denny Hamlin just a couple weeks away from the playoffs. WHAT'S NEXT TONIGHT-Red River Valley Speedway Season Championship (7) SATURDAY-Buffalo River Speedway-Corn Cob Nationals w/Jeff Odden performing afterwards (6) SUNDAY-Buffalo River Speedway-Corn Cob Nationals night 2 (6) MONDAY-Red River Kart Club-Season Finale (6:30 FREE)  Follow Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for FM's number 1 source of racing news. (Listen to Bonnie and Doug every Monday through Friday from 5-8am on the “KFGO Morning Crew” and be part of our morning show by getting involved in our "Question of the Day" or by calling in weather and traffic information. Also make sure you like our KFGO Morning Crew Facebook page).      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Reaction Time Sports Podcast, Marc and Mike take a look back at the 3 day weekend of racing that included 2 nights with the Mid-American Racing Series plus the return of the UMSS at Cedar Lake Speedway. RTS B-Main presented by The Racing Insiders (theracinginsiders.com)The guys recap last weekends duel Kings Royals at Eldora. Did their picks go according to plan? Did Mike make the cash for the 2nd week in a row in the Lonnie Wheatley pools? Nascar saw an unexpected upset at New Hampshire. What are the guys take on Aric Almirola throwing quite possibly the biggest monkey wrench in playoffs history? What can we expect leading up to the cut off race at Daytona?A-Main brought to you by TCB Speed NorthThis weeks feature event has local sprint car racer, Ryan Buck join the boys in the RTS Studio. In what seems to be a common theme on the show, Ryan's background on how he got into sprint car racing isn't what you might expect. Coming from the ranks of Autocross racing with his 68 Camaro that he's had since age 17, it took a "Butterfly Effect" situation that lead him to sprint cars and racing on dirt. What was the transition like for him? How was the first time out in the car? And after a wicked wreck this past Saturday night at Cedar Lake Speedway, Ryan reflects on his 2021 season so far. Victory Lane sponsored by Mueller Jewelers (muellerjewelers.com)The Dukesuperstore.com Feature Winners of the Week recapped all the action across the Renegade Racing Brand. Mike and Marc got a chance to talk to Cedar Lake Speedways Saturday night feature winner in the USRA Limited Late Model division, driver of the #9, Dylan Kromschroeder. Dylan a rookie in the class has had a stellar 2021 season so far. Contending for rookie of the year and sitting 6th in National Points with the Limited Late Model but also runs a Super Stock as well. Does he plan on contending for the year end awards in the late model?All this and so much more on this weeks episode of the Reaction Time Sports Podcast! 

This week, the boys sit down with rising star Gavin Tarras.  Gavin is quickly making a name for himself in the Limited Late Model division at just 14 years old.  Although he's running a big car now, that's not where his success started.  Check out this episode to hear his story and how awesome he is doing at just 14 years old.

Bonnie and Doug visit with Track Announcer Corey Litton of Checkers and Wreckers about this weekend's races, including locally, World of Outlaws and NASCAR.   Stay tuned because Corey will join us every Friday at 6:40am during the racing season. Checkers and Wreckers is brought to you by 7th Ave. Auto Salvage and Buffalo River Speedway CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, MAY 21ST  WHAT HAPPENED  Friday, May 14th- Ladies Night- Red River Valley Speedway  Chris Vanmil picked up his first win of the season in the Sportmods.  So did Brennan Borg in the Stock Cars.  Tye Wilke doubled up by winning both the Legends and 305 Sprint features.  Brodee Eckerdt picked up the Hobby Stock win.  And Pahrump, NV Kollin Hibdon won in the Modifieds.  Saturday, May 15th-Season Opener-Jamestown Speedway  The Unintentional Roll Over Contest has a new leader when Brady Jawaski flipped 3 times off the back of turns 1 and 2 earning 12 points.  He was OK which is the best news. After the dust settled the big winners were Noah Lewis in the Slingshots, Dylan Sandberg in the Bombers, “The Nightmare” Lucas Rodin in the Midwest Modifieds, Alex Kukowski in the Legends, Jonny Carter in the Street Stocks, and Casey Arneson in the Modifieds.  Sunday, May 16th-Season Reopener-Buffalo River Speedway  The return of the Buffalo River Speedway kicked off with Scott Herron winning in the Hobby Stocks.  Then Kelly Jacobson picked up what will be the most popular win of the season finishing in front of his father just 8 days after tragically losing his five-month son.  The first ever Limited Late Model winner at BRS was Ben Wolden.  Kollin Hibdon picked up his second Modified win of the weekend.  And the night capped off with Devin Goulet winning in the Short Trackers.  NASCAR  Hendrick Motorsports achieved the first ever top 4 team sweep in Dover, DE Sunday.  Alex Bowman took advantage of a great late race pit stop to finish ahead of Kyle Larson, Chase Elliot, and William Byron to ern his second win of the year.  Winless Denny Hamlin finished 7th and added to his point lead which is now 101 over William Byron.  This weekend the NASCAR Cup Series will make their first ever appearance at their second of 6 road courses this year at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, TX this Sunday.    SCHATZ WATCH  Carson Macedo grabbed the win Friday and Aaron Reutzel did the same Saturday at Williams Grove, PA.  And Logan Schuchart on Wednesday at the Bridgeport Motorsports Park, NJ.  Donny Schatz is still looking for that illusive win but picked up a 4th, 8th, and another 4th in the 3 races run this week.  Brad Sweet still sits atop the points with a 68-point lead over David Gravel.  Schatz sits in 6th, 144 points out of first.  They will head out to Attica Raceway Park Friday and The Sharon Speedway in Hartford OH Saturday.  WHAT’S UP  Friday-Legends Meet and Greet Night-Red River Valley Speedway in West Fargo @7, River Cities Speedway King of the Wings day 1 @7, and NLRA I-94 Speedway in Fergus Falls @7  Saturday-Jamestown Speedway RC Cars Special @7, Viking Speedway Super Stock Special in Alexandria @6:30, and Meet the Drivers Night at North Central Speedway in Brainerd @6:45.  Sunday-Buffalo River Speedway with Lightning Sprints and Limited Late Models @6, and Race of Champions qualifiers at the Sheyenne Speedway in Lisbon @6.  Check out Checkers and Wreckers with Corey Litton on Facebook as well as @Chexnrex on Twitter and Instagram for the number 1 FM racing news source.  (Listen to Bonnie and Doug every Monday through Friday from 5-8 am on the “KFGO Morning Crew” and be part of our morning show by getting involved in our "Question of the Day" or by calling in weather and traffic information. Also make sure you like our KFGO Morning Crew Facebook page).   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Long, winner FASTRAK Series World Challenge at Toccoa Speedway; Rajah Carruth, Limited Late Model winner at Greenville-Pickens Speedway; and Christian Hanger, CrateRacingUSA winner at the Talladega Short Track are this week’s guests.

The DIRTcar UMP Summer Nationals Hell Tour is coming to Michigan to wrap up their 2020 campaign Zach Hiser, Rich Frantz and Ruben Mireles preview the exciting week to come for the mitten State. Then, Josh Frye discusses the brand new Limited Late Model class at Berlin Raceway, plus discusses the upcoming four week season slated to start Saturday.

On this longer episode Brad Allen and Tyler Williams look through the list of champions of Ace Speedway from 1990-2018. The guys highlight the champions of the Late Model, Modifieds, Limited Late Model and Mini Stock divisions. Also some Facebook questions get answered about the Ace Speedway times of the last 28+ years.

This week we are going to talk junior hockey with Jason Do Paco, who is the head coach and general manager of Norfolk’s newest team, the Langton Royals. Jason sits down with Smart Sports Podcast and talks about how the Langton Royals came to be, the Canadian Premier Junior Hockey League, and what he's had to do to assure Norfolk County that his program is here to stay. And yes, because the Royals are in the CPJHL, we talk Brian Fish. SHOUT OUTS • To Maddox Callens and Landon McCallum, who made their OHL debuts last week with the Kingston Frontenacs and Sudbury Wolves respectively. Hopefully we will be able to get them on the podcast very soon. • To Dan Avey and the crew at YFC Youth Unlimited Norfolk. They hit the links Wednesday for their golf-a-thon fundraiser and raised $7,000. This is a huge deal. YFC Youth Unlimited is all about the youth, and Dan does some pretty amazing things for our community. • And finally, a shout out goes out to Jukassa Speedway. The local race track is hosting the Pinty’s Fall Brawl for a third straight year to close out the season at Jukasa Motor Speedway and the NASCAR Pinty’s Series on Saturday. The evening’s twin-bill will showcase the 200-lap season finale for the NASCAR Pinty’s Series where the National Champ will be crowned as well as a 50-lap invitational for the perennially competitive Limited Late Model division. Make sure to go over to the Smart Sports Podcast Facebook page for more local sport coverage. And remember to LIKE and SHARE it so we can continue to grow this. Thanks for listening!

This week's Weekend Wrap-Up takes us around the racing region from Friday night lights at Kingsport Speedway where carnage was the theme of the second twin Late Model race to Dominion Raceway where the King of Late Model Stock Car racing swept the night but had to keep the locals at bay and a four-time National Champion keeping a championship hopeful in second. Plus we check in on the 24 hours of Carteret where the $10,000 to win Limited Late Model race was postponed from Saturday to Sunday and then it rained again and later the track came apart causing the 150-lap race to last just shy of five hours before the Hampton Heat winner from weeks ago picked up another big check. We'll also take a look at the rest of the racing from around the region with many tracks in operation including Bowman Gray Stadium, Orange County Speedway, Myrtle Beach Speedway and many points in between. Like what you hear? Support RACE22.com by purchasing some swag from our store here: http://race22.online/store/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RACE22/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/race22 Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/race22/ Follow our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/race22online

We debut another new podcast to the RACE22.com Podcast Network, House Calls with Doc Love. On this episode, Doc Love calls up Limited Late Model racers Jessica Dana, who was involved in a fiery accident at South Boston Speedway on June 1, 2019. She tells Doc about what happened in the crash and after as well as her discussion with Cathy Rice, the General Manager of South Boston Speedway and when she hopes to be back in a race car.

BooBoo Dalton joined us for RACE22 Radio Episode 11 to talk about racing in the Limited Late Model division and why he's stuck in that division and can't move up without some help. The crew also talks about all of the weekend happenings including the wild action at South Boston Speedway, plus season openers and racing at other tracks around the region.

On Monday, March 11, 2019 the guys were joined in studio by Hickory Motor Speedway General Manager Kevin Piercy, Limited Late Model driver Nathan Lineback and CARS Tour Race Director Chris Ragle.

We are joined by driver Neil Rutt III in the studio this week to discuss his latest return to racing in the Limited Late Model division at Wall Stadium Speedway. We also get his take on the latest Nascar news. Formula 1 is still on their break, and IndyCar had the week off, with little news from either series. We get into a rather heated debate on Hall of Fame requirements and we discuss some great local topics as we review last weekends’ excitement at our local short track. Make sure you subscribe to us on iTunes, twitter, YouTube, SoundCloud and more. Also check us out on Facebook where we update regularly and bring you breaking news and events. As always feel free to email us at racingpodcastnj@gmail.com with all your insults and arguments.