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Episode 129 is on the scene and we wrap up this year's King of the Modifieds part of URW Race Day at South Boston Speedway. We have a royal conversation with King Matt Hirschman following his win on Saturday.We have a recap of the day's racing from South Boston. We discuss Jack Baldwin vs Jake Crum round two, interviews featuring the top five finishers,  if the race should move from South Boston, Jeff Melton dominating the Alliance Driveaway Solutions STAR Super Stock race, whether that series should implement competition cautions, the exciting Sentara Health Late Model Event that saw some tempers flare between multiple drivers and much more!Jeff Melton returns to the program after winning this weekend's STAR Tour event. Melton nearly missed this race due to fixing his car following last weekend's non-tour stop at Hickory and he tells us how it almost didn't take place. Trevor Ward is now a late model winner at South Boston Speedway for the first time in his career. He joins the program to discuss that and what he expects in 2025 as he is running for a track championship this season and so much more from the 2023 Valley Star 300 winner.We give you a preview of the second zMAX CARS Tour event of the season. from Wake County Speedway in North Carolina. We give you the scoop on who may have the edge at America's Favorite Bullring. Our Kulwicki Development Driver Program Series continues this week with a conversation with Derek Gluchacki. Derek who is a returning finalist and runner up for the 2024 Kulwicki Cup comes to us from Dartmouth Mass. He competes on the American Canadian Tour and already has the prestigious Oxford Plains 125 and Full Fender Throwdown at New London- Waterford Speedbowl in his debut. Find out more about this young man this week on the show!We discuss Kyle Larson almost making history by winning all three series events from Homestead, if Alex Bowman is a legit contender for a championship, Bubba Wallace's strong run, What Brad Keselowski's abysmal start this season has in common with his championship season from 2012 and preview the big weekend from Martinsville Speedway!As a part of Short Track Spotlight, Chris Lilly joins the show. Lilly is the new promoter at Shenandoah Speedway and he tells us all about what's going on at the speedway in 2025.

Episode 128 is on the scene with Tyler Tomassi who will be looking to make his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut in two weeks at Martinsville Speedway. The Rhode Island native has also competed in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and tells us about his journey to get to two of the top touring series of NASCARWe introduce to you part one of our series highlighting this year's Kulwicki Driver Development Program Finalists. Founded in honor of the 1992 NASCAR Cup Series Champion and 2019 NASCAR Hall of Fame Inductee, Alan Kulwicki, the program is the premier short track driver development program. The first finalist is seventeen year old Seth Christensen. Get to know this super late model racer that is taking the Southeast by storm.We discuss how big Josh Berry's win for the Wood Brothers is for the sport and if it is too early to declare them a playoff contender after two straight top five finishes. We also talk about the increase in loose wheels and what that may be a result of and preview the action coming up at Homestead this weekend. We also set the stage for the SMART Modified Tour crowning a King of The Modifieds this weekend at South Boston by giving an extensive preview of not only that race but the Alliance Driveaway Solutions Super Stock Tour and the Sentara Health Late Models. We also talk Coyotes, Easter Bunnies, rattlers and review Jeremy Gerstner's big comeback win from injury at Caraway Speedway in their tour type modified event  plus a lot more this week on DLN!

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

This week Chris Wilner is joined by Jade Avedisian stops by to talk about her journey to the pavement with the best the late model world has to offer. Chris then wlcomes Rob Blount of Flo racing to preview the return of the CARS Tour & The Smart Mods. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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!

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 30THNASCARSATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH-DAYTONA Harrison Burton emerged from the pack late in the last lap to win his first NASCAR Cup Series race.  The win was the 100th for the legendary Wood Brothers.  The win also locks Harrison Burton in the playoffs from 34th in the point standings. WHAT'S NEXT: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST-SOUTHERN 500-DARLINGTON RACEWAY-5ISH USA WHERE WAS I/SCHATZ WATCHFRIDAY, AUGUST 23RD: RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY-GRAND FORKSLATE MODELS   Mike Greseth survived heavy traffic and constant pressure from Dustin Strand to win the Late Model feature.   WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINTCARS Carson Macedo started 6th and was in the lead of the main event at halfway out of 40 laps.  Macedo fought off Buddy Kofoid and heavy traffic to pick up win number 5 on the year over Kofoid and Sheldon Haudenschild.  Donny Schatz picked off 6 cars to finish 5th. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH: RED RIVER VALLEY SPEEDWAY-WEST FARGODANNY SCHATZ MEMORIAL SUPERIOR CUSTOMS IMCA RACESAVER SPRINTS   Tyler Rabenberg led the back half of the Danny Schatz Memorial pocketing $1,515 in the process.  Tom Cummings made RRVS History when he clinched the track championship at the age of 72.  Becoming the oldest to do it.   WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINTCARS Carson Macedo led every lap of 30 on Saturday Night's Main event for his 6th win of the year over Sheldon Haudenschild and Buddy Kofoid.  Donny Schatz suffered a right rear tire puncture but managed to recover for an 11th place finish.  Felton, MN's Andy Pake thrilled the local crowd by qualifying 2nd, winning heat 2, finishing 2nd in the dash, and mixing it up with the best in the business on the way to a 6th place finish.  WHAT'S NEXT: FRIDAY, AUGUST 30TH-SATURDAY, AUGUST 31ST-HUSETS HIGH BANKED NATIONALS-HUSETS SPEEDWAY-BRANDON, SD.   SUNDAY, AUGUST 25TH: BUFFALO RIVER SPEEDWAY SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT 2-GLYNDONKate Taves won in the Lightning Sprints.  Then Cole Neset won in the Midwest Mods.  Cole Greseth won in the Street Stocks.  The Superior Customs Sprints were won by Laela Eisenschenk over her twin sister Amelia.  Scott Jacobson won in the Sportmods with “The Crusher” Justin Jones winning the championship.  Nathan Kohl took the Hobby Stock feature with Chase Peterson winning the championship.  Then the Modifieds closed out the night with Allen Kent winning both the feature and track championship.   MONDAY, AUGUST 26TH-RED RIVER KART CLUB SEASON FINALETilly Smedshammer won for the 2nd week in a row in the Novice 1a feature.  River Korynta won in the Novice 1b class.  Easton Aukland won for the 7th time this year in the Rookie 1s.  Corban Korynta won in the Novice 2s.  Lincoln Korynta won in the Rookie 2s.  Chase Kenyon won in the 206 Blues.  Zayden Braaten won in the 206 Blacks.  And Vince Noble won in the Adult Stocks.   WHAT'S HAPPENINGTONIGHTRED RIVER VALLEY SPEEDWAY SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP WITH LIGHTNING SPRINTS-WEST FARGO-7I94 EMR SPEEDWAY SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP-FERGUS FALLS-7RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP-GRAND FORKS-7   SATURDAY, AUGUST 31STVIKING SPEEDWAY LABOR DAY DOUBLE HEADER NIGHT 1-ALEXANDRIA-6SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1STVIKING SPEEDWAY LABOR DAY DOUBLE HEADER NIGHT 1-ALEXANDRIA-6MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2NDMADISON SPEEDWAY SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT-MADISON, MN-6THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5THRIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY PRELUDE TO THE JOHNNY-NLRA CHAMPIONSHIP-GRAND FORKS-7THIS WEEK ON THE VICTORY LAPNASCAR, Formula 1, and IndyCar start the show, we go in depth with the World of Outlaws action from grand Forks and Fargo, we recap all the racing I saw, we give results from the local tracks, we update the unintentional roll over contest (9 drivers, 8 ½ flips, 34 points) and we tell you what's happening all on Fargo/Moorhead's #1 racing show where you can find wherever you get your podcasts or under our very own podcast tab on KFGO.com or the KFGO app.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CHECKERS AND WRECKERS FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 9THWHAT HAPPENEDNASCARNothing.  Another week off for the Olympics.WHAT'S NEXT: SUNDAY, AUGUST 11TH-RICHMOND RACEWAY 5ISH USASCHATZ WATCHFRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND-SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD: FEDERATED AUTOPARTS I-55 RACEWAY-PEVELY, MOFRIDAYKyle Larson put on an absolute show by passing 20 cars to win the Friday night over James McFadden and Sheldon Haudenschild.  Donny Schatz also moved forward passing 4 cars to finish 5th.SATURDAYWhile it wasn't as many cars as the night before, it was still impressive.  Kyle Larson passed 11 cars to win the Ironman 55 over Donny Schatz and Carson Macedo.  Making it +31 for the weekend for Larson.  For an encore, Larson went from Pevely, MO to Oskaloosa, IA to race with the IRA where he passed 12 cars to win there.SUNDAY, AUGUST 4TH-KNOXVILLE RACEWAY CAPITANI CLASSIC-KNOXVILLE, IARico Abreu bested Gio Scelzi and Carson Macedo to win the prelude to the Knoxville Nationals Schatz dropped a couple spots to finish 9th.  Kyle Larson took the day off so someone else could win.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7TH-THURSDAY, AUGUST 8TH: 63RD KNOXVILLE NATIONALSWEDNESDAY“Hot Sauce” Gio Scelzi took night number 1 of Sprint Car racings most prestigious race over Jacob Allen and Justin Peck.  Schatz was involved in a tangle early which resulted in what could be described as the “Save of the Year.”  Schatz recovered to finish 18th.THURSDAYStop me if you have heard this before, Kyle Larson got the win last night.  This time he only passed 5 cars to win over Rico Abreu and Carson Macedo.  The win was important for Larson who acquired enough points to lock himself into the show Saturday Night.  Larson's pass count for the week, +48.WHAT'S NEXT: FRIDAY, AUGUST 9TH-SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH-63RD KNOXVILLE NATIONALSWHERE WAS IFRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND-RED RIVER VALLEY SPEEDWAY HALL OF FAME NIGHTRyan Braseth won in the Legends, Cody Peterson won in the Modifieds, “The Wonder Twins” Amelia and Laela Eisenschenk finished 1-2 in the Racesaver Sprints, Tanner Engen won his 5th Hobby Stock feature, Rich Pavlicek won in the Sport Mods, and “The Cheetah” Rob VanMil won in the Stock Cars.WHAT'S NEXT: TONIGHT-SANDERS SPORTMOD CHALLENGE SPORTMOD MEET AND GREET-7SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD-VIKING SPEEDWAY FLORIAN SPRINZEL STREET STOCK SPECIAL-ALEXANDRIAJustin Froemming won in the Midwest Mods, “The Wolverine” Justin Vogel won in the Street Stocks, Jeff Rohner won in the Hornets, Dexton Koch won in the Super Stocks, and Travis Saurer won in the Modifieds.WHAT'S NEXT: SATURDAY, AUGUST 10TH-KIDS NIGHT 6:30SUNDAY, AUGUST 4TH-BUFFALO RIVER SPEEDWAY NOSA SPRINTCARS-GLYNDONDev Malmlov won in the Sportmods a day before his birthday, Shawn Weist won in the Legends, Chase Pourrier won in the Short Trackers, Nicholas Dillenburg won in the Hobby Stocks, Reise Stenberg won in the Midwest Mods, and “Felton's Fastest” Andy Pake won his first NOSA Sprint Car feature.WHAT'S NEXT: SUNDAY, AUGUST 11TH-MKLS NATIONALS-6THURSDAY, AUGUST 8TH-NORMAN COUNTY RACEWAY-THE ONE BEFORE THE LAST ONE-ADA, MNGetting the wins last night were Ryan Braseth in the Legends, Andy “Spud” Wagner in the Sportmods, Chase Peterson in the Hobby Stocks, “The Ripper” Ryan Satter, and Dexter Dvergsten won the Lightning Sprint Nationals opener.WHAT'S NEXT: THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT-7WHAT ELSE COULD HAPPENTONIGHTGEN X LATE MODEL SPECIAL+BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT I-94 EMR SPEEDWAY-FERGUS FALLS, 7BIG WEELS WEEKEND WITH THE STREET STOCK TOUR-JAMESTOWN SPEEDWAY 7RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY-GRAND FORKS 7TOMORROWBIG WHEELS WEEKEND STREET STOCK TOUR AND LATE MODELS-JAMESTOWN SPEEDWAY-7MONDAYRED RIVER KART CLUB-FREE-WEST FARGO-6:30THIS WEEK ON THE VICTORY LAPRyan is covering in the news room so we are off again for this week, but we will have three weeks' worth of magic from the world of racing featuring interviews, the traveling roadshow, and also a discussion on Ryan's trip to the Williams Grove Speedway.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yet another Triple Crown was claimed at New Smyrna as Cody Stickler showed and put a whooping on the modified boys at New Smyrna!- We have a full recap of all the action from New Smyrna Speedway that included a strong field of Modifieds and a whole lot more-We look at the Nascar weekend at Iowa that produced some really great racing!- Plus we have around the state, power rankings, fantasy and a whole lot more!

On this episode we discuss the rich history of auto racing in the great state of Indiana! We also speak to the points leader in the American Canadian Tour late models, Derek Gluchacki. Last weeks winner at Salem Speedway and the Midwest Modifieds Tour Matt Dimit also joins us! This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Woody Pitkat is one of New England's most prolific winners of the 21st century. From his humble start at Stafford Motor Speedway to victory lanes in the big shows at New Hampshire, New Smyrna, Wall Stadium, and more, he has more than 150 wins in Modifieds and Late Models – sometimes in the same night – and about 150,000,000 stories from a wildly popular career.

On this episode we discuss the topic of week, speak to our special guest Eric Roll spotter for the #12 of Kyle Hadley, talk about the return of Modifieds to Salem Speedway with Bud Guy and preview the upcoming schedule! This is one episode you do not want to miss. 

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Hear ye, hear ye! Episode 79 is on the scene from the palace that was the King Of The Modifieds from South Boston Speedway. We breakdown the historic weekend that saw Luke Baldwin crowned a king over Matt Hirschman, Doug Coby and a talented field of modifieds. We discuss the future of the event, Luke Baldwin taking shots at us, pit strategy gone wrong, tempers flaring and a whole lot more. We also have exclusive comments from Baldwin, Hirschman, Coby and Jonathan Cash!The boys break down the left and right turns from COTA over the weekend. Who would win a boxing match between Austin Hill and Shane Van Gisbergen? Was the racing too hard in the Xfinity race on Saturday? Did William Byron put an exclamation mark on being the favorite for the title after winning? Where are the Fords? Can anyone stop the Toyota's this weekend at Richmond? All these questions are answered here!The boys preview the next SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic event at Tri County this weekend, tell you who to look out for this weekend at Richmond in the Whelen Modified, Xfinity and Cup races plus we tell you who else is racing this weekend on our beloved short tracks.Another season of racing is kicking off Saturday at Franklin County Speedway. Defending Legends Track Champion James Folds and Kyle Clingenpeel are back on DLN! These two will get you geared up for the season and let you know what they've been up to since the last time we spoke and Kyle gives us an announcement about his future! All this and more this week on DLN!

The Inaugural Pace O Matic "King of The Modifieds" Race, Powered by Dominion Energy is set for this Saturday, March 23rd (Rain date: this Sunday, March 24th) at the historic South Boston Speedway in South Boston Virginia, and the Leaning Right and Turning Left Podcast brings you all of the exclusive details of the largest purse race for the SMART Modified Tour. Get yourself a cold beer, pull up your chair next to your phone and give a listen as Senator Stanley and the President of the SMART Modified Tour, Chris Williams, talk about the history of modified racing and South Boston Speedway, what this GIGANTIC high stakes race means to the SMART Tour, and get all the information on how you, your friends and family can enjoy watching this history-making race at this historic race track in Southside Virginia THIS WEEKEND. This episode is full of fun, great stories and great information about the SMART Tour's $100,000 purse modified race this weekend. And, be sure to tune in to next week's show as Hermie Sadler and Senator Stanley record their podcast live from the racetrack, interviewing SMART Star drivers, fans, and whoever else will sit down with them for a chat!!! For Tickets to the Pace O Matic King of the Modifieds Race, Sponsored by Dominion Energy, you can go to www.southbostonspeedway.com/modifieds or buy them at the door on the day of the race!  If you need a lawyer, and we mean a really good lawyer, contact Bill Stanley at www.vastanleylawgroup.com.  Want to participate in the legislative process, or have an opinion you would like to voice on government in Virginia, contact him at: district07@senate.virginia.gov. Driving through Emporia, then make sure you make a stop at the Sadler Brothers Truckstop for your fuel on Hwy. 58. Hungry? Hermie Sadler's Fo Sho Grille will fulfill all your epicurean desires!!  Need a maid, or even some home improvement muscle, then go see Shep Moss and his lovely wife to make your lake home in the Lake Gaston area mean, lean, green and pristine!! Find them on Facebook on their "Maid and Muscle" home page!! And if you need a top-notch DJ for your party or event, call on Shep at Party Time DJ – you won't regret it! You want to save big bucks on your mortgage, then you gotta' go to www.savewithconrad.com. And if you like this podcast and want to listen to other great podcasts AFTER you have listened to Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and the Senator, then go over to our bosses at www.podcastheat.com and tune into some other awesome shows!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 77 is on the scene with back to back SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic winner Carson Loftin. The 15 year old phenom discusses his win on Sunday in Caraway, racing in memory of his family friend Zach Brewer, if he would put the bumper to his father Brian, his love for UNC Basketball, the upcoming King of the Modifieds event and how he is viewed at school now after all this success among other topics. We also break down the Warrior 100 SMART Modified event from Caraway and provide full analysis.The zMAX CARS Late Model Tour kicked off their season at Southern National Motorsports Park Sunday. We discuss Carson Kvapil's historic tenth win on tour, the new tire and the affect it is having on some of it's drivers plus air exclusive comments and post race reactions from Carson Kvapil, Brenden "Butterbean" Queen, Connor Hall, Mini Tyrell, Brent Crews and Andrew Grady shares his thoughts of the accident he was in on Sunday. We welcome one of the champions at this year's World Series of Asphalt Hunter Wright to the podcast. He had quite the journey to get to New Smyrna and he tells us all about that, racing at Nashville Fairgrounds and his unique living situation among other subjects!Does Christopher Bell have the edge for this year's Cup Series Championship? The boys discuss this  on this weeks gas it up or pump the brakes. Sunday's winner of the Cup race at Phoenix sent a message to the rest of the garage. Hear our analysis of this, how the new short track package seems to be working, JR Motorsports tough luck at Phoenix and if Chandler Smith has the early edge on the Xfinity Series Championship. We at DLN want to send you to the inaugural King of the Modifieds SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic event which is a part of URW Community FCU Race Day on March 23rd at South Boston Speedway. Stay tuned to our social handles for your chance to be in attendance!!

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Matt Swanson is a honest man Got his start in midget racing at the age of 8 years old just getting his feet wet in dirt racing.Matt is a third generation driver his grand father did drag racing and his father got into running Busch North along with PASS At the age of 9 he went from getting his feet wet to running 130 feature races in 1 year and having quarter midgets getting air freighted from Colorado after selling a car he was racing of a chassis deal he hadHe then jumped up to Tour Mods where he got his first start at Star Speedway while Bobby Sr over looked the facility cause no other track would allow him out there at his age to run the Tour Type Mods became a Tour Type Mod Champion at Star in 2014 under car owner Marco Turcotte He then jumped down to go SK Light racing at Stafford and absolutely hated it going from 600 HP to a crate car wasnt his cup of tea then jumped into VRMS along with the Nascar Whelen Modified Touring Series 2016 became Rookie of the year with his house car earning a couple top 10s along with top 5 finishes for the year along with running Nema Lites at Seekonk that year and making his first Pro Stock start at Seekonk aswell and came home 6th As years went on he caught the attention of the owners of Old Blue #3 Boheler Racing Enterprises that got in contact with Matts family and started a 3 year journey for him in that prestigious car and team.There he learned he can keep up with the best of them but also learned to start setting pace and to stay out of trouble with a car that can win a feature on the NWMTS, they parted ways and Matt just went back to running his house car starting out at 10 races with goal to win all 10 races and to keep his racing fun going.He then linked up with Howie #97 NESS owner and started running big blocks first race being at Thunder Road the most technical track in all of New England running 9 second lap times. He shares the differences going into a modified or a 350 super into a big block and how you have to caress the steering wheel and not to run a big visor helmet cause the air will definitely try to rip it off and how big aerodynamics deal with one of those cars Great episode with a great story and many laughs with Swanson ! Enjoy and make sure to share the episode with friends !Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/roughing-fenders-podcast--5244198/support.

Danny Bohn a 3rd Generation driver watching his father race throughout the years and then got to hop in a seat himself Danny Bohn started his racing career at Wall Stadium running bandoleros and started winning right away capturing 13 wins out of a 16 race seasonHe then moved up to a SK Light the following year where he continued his winning ways where he clicked off 6 wins and then the following year another 7 wins both resulting in championships along with a Turkey Derby win in 2006Became good friends with long time chassis guru Ray Everham and moved his operation down south where he jumped into a dirt modified after making a deal with Ray when he got down there Did that for a couple years which resulted in a championship at East Lincoln Got his feet wet for the first time at Bowman Gray at 2011 Jumped into a Whelen Southern Modified and went racing full time in 2012 with his father where they started with a couple wins but 2013 was his kick in the nuts year which resulted him destroying a car not once but 2 times in about the span of a month but had a great season none the less the trouble finishing with in the top 10 of points of a heavily fledged field of modified racers down south.2014 he double dutied running a car at Bowman Gray full time along with the Whelen Southern Modified Tour winning a handful of races at Bowman Gray and stamped his championship down that year at Bowman by winning the 150 lap season finale at Bowman. Etching his name in the record books at the mad house that is flooded by Burt Myers and Tim Brown. Along with that has won every big modified race you possibly can at Bowman including the North South Shootout 199 2 times (2014/2015) before they got rid of the race.Fast forward to 2018/2019 he got a call from a guy to run a modified down south at On Point Motorsports to where he glanced over at their team Nascar Truck sitting there and said "I really wanna drive that" After getting some funding from a close friend that knew Brantley Gilbert and made a deal come together at the end of the 2019 season Danny made his first Nascar Truck start at Martinsville Speedway. Even got to party backstage with Brantley himself after unveiling the truck. Danny first race was a eye opener heavier chassis different gauges 27 people yelling at you over the radio but he stayed competitive throughout the whole race all the way to the checkered where a maylay ensued sandwiching Danny and popping both his right side tires as he crossed the finish line in 8th place, which was the best finish first start by a rookie in Nascar Trucks until most recently.He went to finish out the year with On Point Motorsports racing at Phoenix and Homestead which was a big eye opener for a guy that was use to just running modifieds with nerf bars to being 2 feet off a fence at 160 mph plus at Homestead or running a hard dog leg at Phoenix.2020 he came back to On Point Motorsports half way through the season where he got a little taste of a full season in what we claim the big leagues of stock car racing. Best finish that year was again Martinsville finishing 7th so you can say he had that tracks number but really opened his eyes to the bigger tracks like Talladega, Las Vegas, Kansas, Texas, Richmond, Darlington and a couple others.2021 is when Covid affected all of the world and made a guy that barely got his feet wet make his practice time put into a climb in and start the race situation.Daytona being his first start there that year was a big eye opener almost went full flight miles that race aswell but didnt get the FULL experience or seat time throughout that year which played dividends to his learning curve to it all.2022 made his first start in a Xfinity Car at Daytona finishing 8th which is crazy and then ran one more race at Darlington before he went back to his roots of Modified racing. Dont get me wrong Danny was running a modified sometimes double duty while doing all this throughout 2019 to 2022 This guy spent 3 hours talking with us while trimming up body panels on his modified to sweeping his floor in the shop sharing his story I can say Danny got to experience some cool moments from running Bandos as a kid to running full blown modifieds around Charlotte Legends tracks to running a full season in trucks and slinging dirt at Eldora and almost taking flight at Daytona It was awesome to talk to him and we hope you enjoy it as well ! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/roughing-fenders-podcast/support.

Mat Williamson is one of the winningest dirt modified racers. This past season he brought home an enormous amount of winnings from his dirt modified season. He currently holds the record for largest purse won in a dirt modified race at $100,000. We discuss how he became a professional racing driver and what life is like on the road. He ran 75 races this season winning 31 of them. Mat is 33 years old born in St. Catherines Ontario, he races for four separate teams. He raced in the: BRP Modified Tour, DIRTcar 358 Modifieds , DIRTcar Nationals, Non-series, Short Track Super Series Elite Short Track Super Series North, Super DIRTcar Series, Albany-Saratoga Speedway, Brockville Ontario Speedway, Lernerville Speedway, Merrittville Speedway, Michaels Mercer Raceway, and the Ransomville Speedway.

Season 2 Episode 31 - Carson LoftinThis episode we interview 3rd Generation Driver Carson Loftin after putting on a remarkable rooking year in the SMART Modified TourCarson is 15 years old came from Outlaw Karts at Millbridge Speedway Speedway dabbled in Bandoleros for Winter Heat at Charlotte Motor Speedway to hopping in a 602 Mod at the age of 13 clicking off a couple wins and a championship at Caraway Speedway his rookie year He hopped into a Smart Mod for 2023 having a great year finishing 3rd in the overall standings in his rookie year while having solid finishes and his almost win and clinic at South Boston Speedway.Carson comes from a racing family, with his grandfather Bobby Loftin and father Brian Loftin distilling racing into him the grind of racing from late nights in the shop to the long days at the track teaching him how to work on Modifieds and maintaining them how to be smooth behind the wheel and to keep working on his craft to be the best he can be on and off the track.Carson is a 50/50 guy on racing surfaces loves sliding around on the no grip tracks but loves the repaved tracks like South Boston and such other tracks that had grip all the way around. Carson competed in the reopen of North Wilkesboro Speedway putting on a show in the 602 mods with many other competitors that night for the 2 night event Kid grinds in and out of the shop, has a work ethic you don't see in the younger generation now of days and puts his time in and then some into the sport we love of short track racing Thank you Carson for coming on and sharing your story ! Taco Bells and Bowman Gray

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A stout field of both Open Wheel Modifieds and A Mods were on hand this Saturday Night at Auburndale Speedway and you guessed it, Mayhem ensued!- We have full coverage from Auburndale last Saturday that featured both the Modifieds and Pro Trucks in action!- Plus we cover the Nascar weekend from Homestead-Miami Speedway where the playoff standings were shaken up quite a bout in the finale 50 laps!- We also take a look at the RWR fantasy standings and updated Power rankings- We also see whats on the listener's minds with some listener suggested topics!ENJOY!

Get ready for an action-packed episode of the Racing Insider's Podcast! We're thrilled to announce that Jason Smoot, also known as "Mr. Smooth," and the driving force behind American Racer Modifieds presented by Velocita-USA and BLUE RIDGE Outlaw Latemodels will be our special guest! Questions asked on the show: Can you describe some of the equipment you use doing track prep? In your series can somebody build their own steel engine? What big events are left this year for both Blue Ridge and the Modifieds? What plans do you guys have going forward into next season? What, if any, changes have you seen being made to cars or engines lately? What challenges do you face as a track promoter? And do you face a lot of criticism?

This edition of the Open Wheel Spectacular Podcast features Mike Bowman, who recently won $30,000 by sweeping four sprint car features at Ohsweken Speedway over two days.  Bowman discusses his first full season of sprint car racing, transitioning from Modifieds to Sprint Cars, and a variety of other topics.  

We speak with Chase Burda who currently races an IMCA Modified, Dirt Super Late Model, Pro & Super Late Model on Asphalt, among other things. We discuss his numerous achievements and future plans. Plus all the latest racing news and results.

WooooWeeeee last episode before I take off for vacation, James headed out to the Mad House Bowman Gray and met up with some faithfuls, and enjoyed the 100 lap Late Model event, along with Stadium Stocks, Modifieds, and Sportsmans (Street Stocks) and along that with the passionate and electric atmosphere Bowman Gray racers and fans have to offer. We cover the controversy between the 28 of Gregg and 5 latemodel which include a good ol family fist fight, the ending controversy between Zack Ore and Michael Adams for the 100 lap green white checkerd. Jason Myers DQ that still doesnt make sense to us and much more!We also cover Stars Saturday night where we had first time winners and one of our sponsors doubling up on the night in Street Stock wins, We cover the north of the border race in Canada at for the Claude Leclerc 150 for ACT. Stafford finishes Friday, Thompson Finishes from Wednesday, WMMP event Sunday we were pretty much everywhere on the recaps, lots of stick and moving cause of mother nature and other things. Please enjoy this Episode of the Roughing Fenders Podcast we will see yall when we get back from the great state of Georgia Thanks to all our sponsors Gendron MotorsportsMooers MotorsportsBennys Body ShopRobinsons Portable SandblastingThomas WeldingHelgers South Coast Power Equipment

On this episode, Greg Gokey discusses the SEVEN feature wins he's already collected at this point in the season in Super Late Models. Plus, Brian Brindley recaps his season thus far in the Modifieds with two wins since May.

Today's show will include an interview with the CEO of Speedway Motorsports Marcus Smith, and Jessica Fickenscher the Executive Director of the NASCAR AllStar Race. Some of the discussion involved plans for next season that could include the CARS Tour, Late Models and Modifieds. Marcus Smith mentioned his feelings about Dale Earnhardt Jr. The Ambassador of NASCAR Motorsports. We have the Tyler Harris report from Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway that includes Victory Lane comments from A.J. Flick and Kyle Lukon. Howie Balis has a nice interview with Jennerstown Speedway winner Will Hemminger and 305 Feature Winner Jimmy Morris at Latrobe Speedway

Racing dirt Modifieds was the safest thing that "The Flying Farmer" Gene Munger ever did. He was a hometown star at Devil's Bowl Speedway, but that's just a small piece of who he is; he's been shot, he has fallen through ice (twice), he wrapped his motorcycle around a deer, and he's wrecked some racecars, but he's still standing upright and telling the stories! You CAN NOT miss this episode of Uncommon Deeds!

Senator Stanley leads off the second segment of the show when he sits down with the Southern Modified SMART Tour Director Chris Williams, his new announcer, the” Mark Twain of Modifieds,” Bob Dillner, and the Tour Flag Man Extraordinaire, Jeff Bunton, for an in-depth and hilarious conversation about everything SMART Tour and the current state of local short track racing, and they even get to talk about the amazing growth and stature of the SMART series both now, and where it is going in the future. Listen as Chris Williams sets up Bob Dillner for some relentless teasing from the Senator about his announcing of the SMART Tour races this year, and then the group welcomes in a true NASCAR® Legend, Former Race Director for the Cup Series and current SMART Series Race Director David Hoots, to hear his perspective on both the history and current state of both modified and stock car racing. But, the first segment of Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and The Senator is electrifying. First, Bill and Hermie discuss how their team of Bobby Labonte, Ryan Newman and Jonathan Cash did during the weekend of racing at Richmond and South Boston, and then Sadler and the Senator address a political “push poll” put out by Hermie's Republican opponent in the nominating contest for the 17th State Senate race that assert facts about Sadler that just may be far from the truth (and way out of bounds) in an attempt to sway voters against Sadler. Hermie responds to each outlandish poll question, and his responses are priceless, and they expose to you, the listener, the dark side of establishment internal politics. As Larry the Cable Guy Says in the intro, grab a cold beer and pull your chair up close to your phone because you won't want to miss this episode of Leaning Right and Turning Left with Sadler and the Senator! For all your men's grooming needs, look no further than our sponsor www.manscaped.com, and when you place an order for their awesome products, enter promo code “Sadler” at checkout and received 20% off your order, and get free shipping anywhere in the world!! For more information about this podcast, and Hermie and Bill's open-wheel modified race team, Sadler/Stanley Racing at www.sadlerstanleyracing.com, or visit their Facebook® pages (Leaning Right and Turning Left Podcast, and Sadler/Stanley Racing). Or, you can find them on Twitter: @HermieSadler, @BillStanley, or @SadlerSenator!  If you need a lawyer, we mean a really good lawyer, contact Bill Stanley at www.vastanleylawgroup.com. You want to save big bucks on your mortgage, then go to www.savewithconrad.com. And if you like this podcast and want to listen to other great podcasts AFTER you have listened to Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and the Senator, then go over to our bosses at www.podcastheat.com and tune into some other awesome shows! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Derek Gluchacki has developed quickly from being an unknown rookie into a dominant force. Still just 21 years old, he is already established as a bona fide American-Canadian Tour championship contender, with big wins at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Oxford Plains Speedway, Hickory Motor Speedway, and more. Learn about his start in Legends at Seekonk, his recent stints in Late Models, Pro Stocks, and Modifieds, his nine-win season in 2022, and where he's headed in the future. All that and more this week on Uncommon Deeds!

You may know him from growing up at the Land of Legends, you may know his legendary father from Birosh Fabrication OR you might know him as an announcer...and NOW a Pepsi Big Block Modified driver. Greg Birosh joins Where Legends Are Made to talk all things Modifieds!

The 2023 Modified season is upon us here in the Northeast! Dirt Track Digest's Kenny Bruce joins the show as we go over all things Modifieds! We dive into Super DIRTcar Series, Short Track Super Series and the PA/NJ Spec Modified tracks! Who do you think will be taking home championships this year? Let's see if you agree with our predictions! Enjoy! Ads - Leindecker Racing Engines - https://www.facebook.com/jleindeckerracingengines Design for Vision - https://www.designforvision.com/ Sunglass Central - https://www.sunglasscentral.net/ Pioneer Pole Buildings - https://www.ppb1.com/ Bill Brown & Company, Inc. - https://www.billbrowninc.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the4widesalutepodcast/support

Part 2 of a special two-part Episode 100 has one of our most-requested guests in Mike Bruno! We dive into everything from his growing up in a racing family to his start in four-cylinders and then traveling with the Super DIRTcar Series, his rise on the American-Canadian Tour and the NASCAR Busch North Series, dominance in Modifieds, family tragedy and tough times, and becoming a successful business owner and promoter at Devil's Bowl Speedway.

Part 1 of a special two-part Episode 100 has one of our most-requested guests in Mike Bruno! We dive into everything from his growing up in a racing family to his start in four-cylinders and then traveling with the Super DIRTcar Series, his rise on the American-Canadian Tour and the NASCAR Busch North Series, dominance in Modifieds, family tragedy and tough times, and becoming a successful business owner and promoter at Devil's Bowl Speedway.

Welcome to Season three, Bryan talks about fatherhood, and a new racing venture with his cousin. He also goes over the Modifieds racing down in Florida. He talks about the 38th annual Summer National format and races. He discusses Nick Hoffmans absence and who will take over as his predecessor. He talks about who's in "The Shitbox." He covers points for the Winter Nationals and the Gator Nationals as well as talks about the recent LM ride swaps and how each driver is doing in their respective rides. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bryan-hayward9/message

On this episode of the All Gas No Brakes Podcast we talk to Dylan Thornton. Dylan a native of California relocated out to Keystone, IA to centralize his racing career. At age 21 he has hundreds and hundreds of starts across IMCA, USRA, USMTS in Stock Cars and Modifieds. We talk to Dylan about his 2023 plans, the move to USMTS, Las Vegas and more.

TV/Radio Host Tyler Jones (@TylerJonesLive) and The Racing Experts Editor-In-Chief (@DominicAragon) are joined by ARCA/NASCAR Modifieds Driver Andy Jankowiak (@AndyJankowiak).(0:30-5:45) Recap of Martin Truex's win at The Clash at the Coliseum.(5:45-11:00) Introducing Andy Jankowiak.(11:00-32:00) Andy Jankowiak on his racing career, delivering pizzas, the family business of racing and his future.(32:00-39:45) News and Notes: Kyle Busch incident in Mexico, changes at Front Row Motorsports and Trevor Boys passed away. (39:45-52:00) Ask David with Andy.Hear it all on "Let's Go Racing With David Starr!" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Goolge, etc.!!

Rick Schwallie; Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Director; Jaxon Bishop; Modifieds of Mayhem Tour Champion: and Tyler Dietz, Lernerville Speedway Pro Stock Champion are this week's guests.

We are back this week with one of the podcast's biggest contributors, Dirt Track Digest's own, Kenny Bruce! We talk about some current news events along with how Kenny got himself into being a beat writer for Modifieds in Southeast PA & New Jersey! Enjoy! Dirt Track Digest - https://www.dirttrackdigest.com/ Ads - Leindecker Racing Engines - https://www.facebook.com/jleindeckerracingengines Design for Vision - https://www.designforvision.com/ Sunglass Central - https://www.sunglasscentral.net/ Bill Brown & Company, Inc. - https://www.billbrowninc.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the4widesalutepodcast/support

Limland UMP Modified champion Todd Sherman and Thunderstock champion Gabe Mueller join us to discuss their championship seasons. Plus all the latest racing news and results.

All Gas, No Brakes Episode 21: Steven Whiteaker Jr.Start your weekend right with All Gas, No Brakes host Scott Barglof and his guest, Robstown,Texas Modified driver, Steven Whiteaker Jr.! Join Scott and Steven as they discuss the Duelin the Desert, which kicks off with open practice on November 9 th , 2022 and followed by racingfor the XR Super Series Late Models, XR Super Series Karl Kustoms Stock Cars, Modifieds,and Northern Sport Modifieds Thursday, November 10 th through Saturday, November 12 th .Scott and Steven begin by discussing the 2021 Duel in the Desert with Whiteaker saying “Ifelt like we were fast the whole week up until the A-Main.” Whiteaker goes on to say “the 14 thplace finish didn't do us any justice.” Listen to full episode to find out what happened to the#38 Modified during the 2021 Duel in the Desert Modified A-Main.The conversation then transitions to Whiteaker Jr.'s 2022 season, particularly his shift to CDRRace Cars, racing IMCA Modifieds, and the IMCA Super Nationals at Boone Speedway. Onall of these topics, Steven doesn't hold back and gives his unfiltered thoughts.Finally, Scott and Steven discuss what to expect from this years Duel in the Desert.Unsurprisingly, Whiteaker Jr. is equally excited for the racing and the Las Vegas nightlife.“Last year, as many cars as there were, the races were still over fairly early and, it was almostlike, that's the Vegas gets started.”Listen to the full episode to find out what Steven Whiteaker Jr. did last year in Las Vegas, howhis time as the promoter of South Texas Speedway changed his approach as a racer, andmuch more. Then catch all of the Duel in the Desert from the XR Las Vegas Dirt Track live on raceXR.+

All Gas, No Brakes Podcast Episode 17: Barry Braun Dueling In The DesertAll Gas, No Brakes host Scott Barglof is joined by Barry Braun, owner of XR Events, todiscuss all things Duel in the Desert taking place November 10th - 12th from the XR Las VegasDirt Track featuring the XR Super Series Late Models, XRSuper Series Karl Kustoms Stock Cars, Modifieds, and Northern Sport Modifieds.Scott and Barry begin by discussing 2020's Duel in the Desert, which featured over 460 cars,and the impact such a bloated entry list had on Braun and XR's approach to running futureXR events. “You're not doing your business justice by hanging your hat on back gatepromoting, whatsoever. Because you're going to bleed your racers, number one. And numbertwo, you're going to run average to, maybe, maybe, sometimes above-average events, ifyou're lucky” says Braun.The discussion then turns to XR's approach to sponsors, or lack thereof, and the positiveimpact this has on the racing product. With Braun pointing out that there are thin margins forsuccess by following the same playbook as everyone else, saying “Just because it's alwaysbeen done, doesn't means it's good business.”Finally, Scott and Barry discuss the significance of the Triple-Double, XR Super Series' driverincentive program that rewards drivers for attending the Colossal 100, Kokomo Dirt Nationals,and the Duel in the Desert by doubling any payout those drivers earn in the Duel in the DesertFinale on November 12th . Bobby Pierce took advantage of the Triple-Double in 2021, comingfrom the back of the field to win and cash in for a cool $100,000. Of which, Braun says “BobbyPierce cost me $50,000 and, you know what, that's awesome.”If you can't make it out to the XR Las Vegas Dirt Track this year, tune into XR.plus to watchRicky Weiss, Ross Robinson, Kyle Strickler, Brendan Smith, Dalton Wilson, Jimmy Owens,Shane Clanton, Tim McCreadie, Chris Madden, Jonathan Davenport, Jeff Smith, BrandonOverton, and Max Blair take their shot at doubling the $25,000-to-win prize. “I'll take thoseguys and match them up, pound-for-pound, to all the touring series out there” says Braun,with pride, of this loaded class of Triple-Double eligible drivers.Copyright © 2022 XR. All Rights Reserved.

On today's episode of All Gas, No Brakes, Kollin Hibdon joins Scott Barglof discussing the 25th Annual Duel in the Desert. Kollin started in the Modified ranks in 2019 and has shown nothing but success and more speed each year. At the young age of 19 he has a lot of triumphs to show.From Pahrump, Nevada, Kollin looks at the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway almost like a home track. Located 45 miles away, just over the hump, his parents reside. The Duel in the Desert is one of the only events his grandparents are able to make which means a lot to Kollin.Scott asked about what it would mean to Kollin to pick up the victory at this year's duel, “It would mean a whole lot to me. It'd be cool to get it done in front of the home crowd and all the people that get to come see me,” Kollin stated. “I think we learned a lot at the Workin' Man and the Open Nationals and I think that's going to play into our favor pretty good coming into the Duel here.”Kollin has found momentous success after converging forces with U-Motors Race Team and the Arnesons based in Fargo, North Dakota. Tragically in early July a teammate of the U-Motors Race Team lost his life in an accident. Casey Arneson was a big influence on Kollin his first year in Fargo and raced side-by-side together. “He wouldn't want us to sit around here and be sad and make a negative out of the situation,” Kollin said when asked about the difficulty of getting back in the car after the incident. Kollin doesn't have any solid plans for the future other than giving everything he has in the Modifieds, but would never turn down the opportunity to race a Late Model. Kollin has a bright future ahead of him and we all look forward to continuing to watch his progression.

Across every racing platform, there has been a wave of young, fearless and “balls to the walls” drivers. They challenge the old guard. This Week's Wind Tunnel shines a spotlight on two that have taken on NASCAR's “Old Guard”.Ty Gibbs burst onto the NASCAR Premier Level Scene one year ago when he took the win in his very first Xfinity start. Since then, his meteoric rise has been stuff of legends. During his stop inside the Wind Tunnel, this phenom recounts his season and why he doesn't let pressures get to him.The path to stardom for watermelon farmer Ross Chastain has been a winding one. His 1st Cuo win came this season and  his playoff run is in full swing.   When Chastain drops in to the Wind Tunnel he shares his “take no prisoners” philosophy and how he sees his season.   If you are a dirt track Modified fan you will enjoy this week's Advance Auto Parts Victory Lap. Craig Von Dohren is Grandview Speedway's winningest driver and is considered  the king of the Pennsylvania dirt modified “Posse”. He shares his passion for dirt racing and “Modifieds in the Mud.”All that and the weekly Wind Tunnel racing update on this Episode of Jack Arute's Wind Tunnel!  

ared Horstman won the final NRA Sprint Invader feature event at Attica Raceway Park on Saturday and earned the 2022 NRA Championship. We speak with him about his championship season and weekend win. Plus we will talk some Nickloy's Fix & Fab Tricycle Hot Dog Race, Sportsman vs Modifieds, Dirt Trucks vs. Super Stocks vs. Factory Stocks and more!

This was a special show, as we completed our first "Swapcast" with former NASCAR Driver and Fox Sports Analyst Hermie Sadler, Senator Bill Stanley, and Shep Moss in Hermie's RV, turn 3, of famed North Wilkesboro Speedway for the return of racing to the North Carolina short track. We discussed the SMART Modified Tour impact on local tracks, SS Racing which is owned by Hermie and Senator Stanley, their historic win with Ryan Newman, their fight against the State of Virginia overreach on small business, and much more. Give us a follow, with a review, and please share. If you'd like to support us please sign up at our Patreon under @getontap.https://www.patreon.com/getontaphttps://www.facebook.com/AppalachianPodcasthttps://twitter.com/HermieSadlerhttps://twitter.com/BillStanleyhttps://www.facebook.com/SMARTMODIFIEDTOUR/https://southernmodified.com/https://www.facebook.com/vastanleylawgrouphttps://www.facebook.com/stanleyforsenatehttps://www.facebook.com/SSRacing1622https://twitter.com/SSRacing1622https://www.facebook.com/harwellgriceBustin' Chops & Callin' ShotsEach week Josh and Jon sit down to give their take on travel sports and everything in...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

This Episode's guests have enjoyed trips to Victory Lane in their most recent outing. And they share their paths to winning and outlooks for the future.He scored his first career Cup win two weeks ago. He's Daniel Suarez. When he and Jack chat this week Daniel reflects back on his drive on California's Sonoma Road Course as well as revealing who was behind the “Taco Piñata” that went with him to Victory Lane.Ben Byrne started his career wheeling enduro cars and now finds himself atop the New Hampshire short track Whitcomb 5 Modified Series. Ben traces his racing career from the first time he showed up at Monadnock Speedway to drive and Enduro event to his recent Modified win at Claremont SpeedwayJosef Newgarden has scored wins on a street course (Long Beach) an oval (Texas) and a permanent road course (Road America) this season. That accomplishment earned him a $1 Million People Ready Force For Good bonus. When he checks in Newgarden explains how he failed to realize that he earned the award until his post-race cool down lap. He also shares his strategy for the 2nd half of this season.

The guys talk about the upcoming Rev'd Up Country Fest with Kim Rollins and then get into Midwest Modifieds battling it out at the Viking Speedway.