Podcasts about Motor Mile Speedway

Episode 141 is on the scene and we welcome zMAX CARS Tour star Mini Tyrrell back to the program. In his own words, Mini just won the biggest race of his career Saturday at Dominion Raceway in the event bearing the name of his charity. We discuss how successful Mini's Mission has been and how sweet it was to cap the weekend off with a dominant win in front of his home crowd and the families brought in to keep their minds off of what they are going through.We give a full review of the race which saw Connor Hall gain valuable points on Landen Lewis in the battle for the championship after his runner up finish while other contenders had issues. We debate whether or not the main event for the night should go on first or go on last just like concerts, boxing, wrestling and UFC fights do.Taylor Ransom is a second generation racer who has tasted success at both Franklin County Raceway and at Motor Mile Speedway. When he isn't working on Kyle Dudley's car, he is racing his own Super Street machine. He joins us as we talk about his second win of the season on Saturday, his love for hunting and his start in the sport. We discuss NASCAR's trip to Mexico, Carson Hocevar vs Ricky Stenhouse Jr, NASCAR Whelen Modified action from Riverhead, ARCA from Berlin, the ASA Stars Tour doubleheader from Wisconsin plus dubs, short track spotlight and why you should always pack an extra shirt on the road in case you get soaked in a rainstorm. All of this and more on DLN!!

This week, the guys welcome 2022 Late Model Track Champion at Motor Mile Speedway & at Franklin County Speedway Kyle Dudley back to the program. He discusses his season opening win at Franklin County and preview's the season opening Ice Out at Motor Mile. He also talks about Betty White and what got nixed at his wedding this year. The boys also welcome 2022 CARS Tour Rookie of the Year runner up, Zack Miracle to the program. We talk about his expectations for the 2023 season & the choose rule coming to the CARS Tour. He discusses his start in racing and where he cut his teeth as far as racing goes. Speaking of teeth, he also fills us in on if he is going to follow in his family's footsteps.Josh Williams is in the news for peace and love after the Xfinity race. Julian and JoJo give their thoughts on that plus how opinions can be labeled Actions Detrimental...get it?The guys talk about South Boston and the sweep from Carter Langley. Jojo drops some breaking news about a partnership between the show and South Boston Speedway! Julian talks his experience from Franklin County Speedway and the guys talk about the racing from Atlanta over the weekend, Corey Lajoie's career year so far, louvers, preview COTA, CARS Tour at Florence, SMART Tour from Caraway and more!https://www.facebook.com/miraclemotorsports32/https://twitter.com/MiracleMotorsp2https://www.instagram.com/zackmiracle__/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/kd.4thewin/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/kyle.dudley.10/https://www.facebook.com/TheDreamTeamRacing/https://fcspeedway.com/https://twitter.com/FCSpeedway1969https://www.facebook.com/MoonshineCapitalPromotions/https://www.motormilespeedway.com/https://www.facebook.com/motormilespeedway/https://twitter.com/motormileswhttps://twitter.com/CARSTourhttps://twitter.com/SMARTMods_https://carsracingtour.com/http://www.smartmodtour.com/https://www.facebook.com/CARSTour/https://www.facebook.com/SMARTMODIFIEDTOUR/

Mike Ogata & Julia Landauer dive into topics such as overcoming the fear of public speaking, self-entrepreneurship and professional race car driving. Thanks for listening! — Subscribe for more! About Guest: Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver and 2-time champion from New York City. Since making history as the first and youngest female champion in the Skip Barber Racing Series at age 14, Julia has amassed dozens of wins in many different racing series. After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016. She became the first woman to lead a lap in the Canadian NASCAR Pinty's Series. In 2020, Julia competed in the NASCAR Euro Series where she finished 5th, the highest for an American ever. https://julialandauer.com/ Follow Flipbird Films: SPOTIFY | https://open.spotify.com/show/5BdhBq4UVeajR1QkpFmePZ?si=7bcda81de35b4cae APPLE PODCASTS | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/meet-the-creators/id1614523538YOUTUBE | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkQ1ts4829F0cT625yK2RoQINSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/flipbirdfilms/LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/company/flipbirdfilms/FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/flipbirdfilmsTWITTER | https://twitter.com/flipbirdfilmsWEBSITE | https://flipbirdfilms.com

In this show we talk about the SMART ModifIed finale at Motor Mile Speedway, where Caleb Heady took home the crown, as well as Carson Kvapil grabbing the win, and title, at South Boston Speedway for the CARS Tour. We also dove into NASCAR at homestead, upcoming NASCAR Modified Race at Martinsville, along with Cup and Xfinity, plus much more. https://www.deezlugnutz.comhttps://www.facebook.com/DeezLugNutzPodhttps://twitter.com/deezlugnutzhttps://www.instagram.com/deezlugnutzpod/https://www.facebook.com/SMARTMODIFIEDTOUR/https://southernmodified.com/https://twitter.com/SMARTMods_https://www.instagram.com/smartmods_/https://carsracingtour.comhttps://www.facebook.com/CARSTourhttps://www.nascar.comhttps://www.martinsvillespeedway.com

This week, its just Hermie and Senator Stanley having a good old-fashioned sit down chat about the goings on in gambling, politics and stock car racing as only the two can have!  The boys gab about Hermie's trip to Double J Jeff Jarrett's house, his impending wrasslin' match with Jeff's son while he is there for the Darrel and Michael Waltrip Charity Event, and they give everyone an update on the progress of their lawsuit for small businesses against the Commonwealth of Virginia, and they even discuss whether or not the new proposal of oversight of gaming in Virginia will be good for the state. In Stanley's “Leaning Right Moment,” the guys talk about the internal politics of the possible match-up of Hermie with another Republican politician in the newly-created 17th State Senate District, and what endorsements really mean to a race. And, the Senator rails against a Northern Virginia liberal Democrat, state Delegate Elizabeth Guzman, who is submitting a new bill for consideration by the Virginia state legislature in 2023 that would subject parents to investigations by Child Protective Services, have their child removed from them, and face potential criminal charges if they didn't acquiesce to and “affirm” their child's desire to “transition” from their biological gender. In Hermie's “Turning Left Moment,” Sadler and the Senator discuss one of the SMART Series' top drivers Burt Myers' Disqualification (after a post-race inspection) from his first place finish at the SMART race at Tri-County Speedway for “cheating up” his car with illegal electronic equipment, how it affects the Series as a whole and the Series Championship race at the Motor Mile Speedway this Saturday, and the boys also discuss the wild incident at the NASCAR® race in Vegas involving Cup driver Bubba Wallace intentionally wrecking (and unsuccessfully) trying to fight fellow driver Kyle Larson, and what that means for racing. The Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and The Senator is proudly sponsored by Pace-O-Matic, an entertainment company which develops gaming software that players love to play and can use their skills to win, every time. Pace-O-Matic is focused on people having fun, the small businesses that love them, and generates millions of dollars in Virginia. Their skill games are played in restaurants, bars and convenience stores all across Virginia, and the revenues from these games help these family-owned businesses thrive.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It was a rained out weekend of racing, but we still had NASCAR at Talladega and an awesome local driver guest, as we welcomed Daniel Eakin, Motor Mile Speedway Super Street Racer and race day pit crew member for Kyle Dudley, previous guest. We got an inside look into the world of short track racing, the rigors, the highs, lows, and struggles. We also had reactions to NASCAR top 3 series, playoff shake ups, what to look for next, and so much more. Please like, share, and leave us a review.https://www.deezlugnutz.comhttps://www.facebook.com/DeezLugNutzPodhttps://twitter.com/deezlugnutzhttps://www.instagram.com/deezlugnutzpod/https://twitter.com/DanielEakin9https://www.instagram.com/deakin_09/

This week is a very special episode of Leaning Right And Turning Left, where Hermie and Senator Stanley have a very frank and emotional conversation about Autism from the parents' perspective. Mandi Calhoun and Hermie's wife Angie Sadler join Bill and Hermie to discuss both the challenges and triumphs of raising children with Autism. Listen as they have an honest and open discussion on their respective family's experiences raising their children, their struggles in dealing with a public educational system that (more often than not) fails parents with special needs children, and how parents can work together to change the system and ensure that their children can flourish—thereby giving them the best chance to lead wonderful, safe and productive lives as they grow into adulthood. Mandi and the group also discuss her efforts both to help parents through the challenges of raising their children, as well as to educate the special needs educators about current autism issues through her incredible organization F.E.A.T (“Families Embracing Autism Together”) – and, how you the audience member can get involved in and support this very important and special charitable organization.   In Senator Stanley's “Leaning Right Moment,” Bill and Hermie discuss three “quick hit” topics of the current goings-on in Virginia politics: the brewing debate over Governor Youngkin's significant “parents first” revision of the previous Northam administration's radical policy concerning transgender students in the public school system; the Democrat Leader in the House of Delegates ridiculously asserting in an Op-Ed that Republicans are an extreme “threat to public safety” because they believe in the 2nd Amendment; and, Sadler and the Senator even explore the recent headline-making physical altercation between two Republican Delegates from the Senator's region who are both vying for the same seat in 2023 (that has now resulted in pending criminal charges being taken out by one against the other), and whether anyone wins when political altercations like these are determined in the courtroom rather than in the voting booth. In Hermie Sadler's “Turning Left Moment,” the boys discuss the debacle of a race at Texas Motor Speedway, the current state of the Sadler/Stanley Racing Team, and speculate as to whether or not the remnants of Hurricane Ian will affect their upcoming race at Motor Mile Speedway in Radford this weekend. And hey, one of the best parts about this episode is that the boys' side-kick, their favorite “plus one,” and the infamous Party Time DJ Shep “Burn-Pile” Moss is back in studio with Sadler and the Senator, and he is ready to Drop the Beat and Light the Fire to all the current topics discussed in today's opening segment!  The Leaning Right and Turning Left With Sadler and The Senator is proudly sponsored by Pace-O-Matic, an entertainment company which develops gaming software that players love to play and can use their skills to win, every time. Pace-O-Matic is focused on people having fun, the small businesses that love them, and generates millions of dollars in Virginia. Their skill games are played in restaurants, bars and convenience stores all across Virginia, and the revenues from these games help these family-owned businesses thrive.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this show we were once again joined by Chris Williams, director of the SMART Modified Tour, to discuss this upcoming weekends "Radford Race" at the Motor Mile Speedway that will honor racing legend Paul Radford, plus the success of the tour one year after Appalachian Media took a huge leap at that very track, and much more. We also had a huge segment dedicated to this weekends Valley Star 300 Late Model Race at Martinsville Speedway, with reactions from winner Peyton Sellars, and top 5 finishers Mike Looney and Carson Kvapil. We also discussed NASCAR, playoffs, ACE Speedway, Jimmie Johnson retiring, and more. Check it out, give us a follow, and please leave a review.https://www.deezlugnutz.comhttps://www.facebook.com/DeezLugNutzPodhttps://twitter.com/deezlugnutzhttps://www.instagram.com/deezlugnutzpod/https://www.facebook.com/SMARTMODIFIEDTOUR/https://southernmodified.com/https://twitter.com/SMARTMods_https://www.instagram.com/smartmods_/https://carsracingtour.comhttps://www.facebook.com/CARSTourhttps://www.nascar.comhttps://www.martinsvillespeedway.com

In this special episode we were joined by Kerry Tharp, President of Darlington Raceway, ahead of this weekends NASCAR Crown Jewel Southern 500, to discuss the historic speedway and his venture into racing. We were also joined by Kyle Dudley, Late Model Stock driver (and CARS TOUR ringer) to talk success in big races, struggles of a small team,  his recent start at Motor Mile Speedway where mechanical issues may have cost him a win, and more. We also talk NASCAR at Daytona, upcoming North Wilkesboro events, the Whelen Modified tour race at Langley, and the return of the SMART Modified tour this weekend. Please like, share, and give us a review. https://www.deezlugnutz.comhttps://www.facebook.com/DeezLugNutzPodhttps://twitter.com/deezlugnutzhttps://www.instagram.com/deezlugnutzpod/https://www.darlingtonraceway.comhttps://www.facebook.com/DarlingtonRacewayhttps://www.facebook.com/kyle.dudley.10https://www.facebook.com/SMARTMODIFIEDTOUR/https://southernmodified.com/https://twitter.com/SMARTMods_https://www.instagram.com/smartmods_/https://carsracingtour.comhttps://www.facebook.com/CARSTour

This week Keith and Mark are joined by Jeff Roark with the Motor Mile Speedway and Shannon Ainsley with Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce. They spoke about the exciting new things the Speedway has happening!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Keith and Mark are joined by Jeff Roark with the Motor Mile Speedway and Shannon Ainsley with Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce. They spoke about the exciting new things the Speedway has happening!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Dunn recaps the action from the previous weekend's race at Motor Mile Speedway and previews the upcoming Harrison's Workwear 225.  He also interviews the current points leader Bobby McCarty, Hannah Newhouse of Pit Road TV and NBC Sports, and driver Carter Langley. Cars TourSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of #SRWPodcast - Doug Turnbull of Performance Racing Network talks #NASCARPlayoffs, Jacklyn Drake of CARS Tour Series recaps action from Motor Mile Speedway, and Ted Austad from Atlanta Motor Speedway with #ShortTrackNews from weekend of Sept 3rd, 2021

Caleb Heady, US Legends Summer Shootout Pro Division Champion; Ben Ebeling, Motor Mile Speedway winner; and Brandi Hurley, Laurens County Speedway Co-Promotor are this weeks' guests.

Justin Carroll, Motor Mile Speedway winner; Chris Baker, Lancaster Motor Speedway winner; and Brian White, Langley Speedway and Dixieland Speedway announcer are this week’s guests.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is a third-generation driver in a family forever connected to the sport of stock-car racing, and while his innate ability behind the wheel comes from Earnhardt DNA, his competitive driving style and business savvy are all his own. His common-sense charisma and flair for originality have helped propel him to become one of the most popular figures in sports. Race fans have selected him a record 15 consecutive times as NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver. Earnhardt tops all NASCAR and IndyCar drivers on MVPindex’s social media power rankings. His appeal is not limited to loyal race fans, as Earnhardt has appeared on Harris Interactive’s annual survey of America’s Top 10 Favorite Athletes, frequenting the list with such names as LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Peyton Manning and Derek. In April, Earnhardt announced that 2017 would be his final full-time season of NASCAR Cup Series competition. Beginning in 2018, the native of Kannapolis, North Carolina, will join NBC Sports Group’s NASCAR coverage. Earnhardt’s role with NBCUniversal will allow him a wide range of opportunities in the company’s media businesses, including movies, television, podcasts, and other areas.Through the end of his full-time career, Earnhardt amassed 26 career victories, including the 2004 and 2014 Daytona 500s. His 26 victories tie him for 29th on NASCAR’s all-time race winners list. He also has 13 pole positions and eight non-points wins (five in the Daytona 500 qualifying Duel, two in the Clash and one All-Star Race victory). Even though he was sidelined for the second half of the 2016 season with a concussion, Earnhardt still managed to find success, scoring a victory in his preseason Daytona 500 qualifying Duel and earning four runner-up finishes through the first 18 races. Overall, Earnhardt has qualified for the NASCAR playoffs eight times (2004, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015).Earnhardt is the only third-generation NASCAR champion, achieved when he won the 1998 and 1999 NASCAR Xfinity Series titles. He follows his legendary father Dale Earnhardt Sr., a seven-time Cup champion and winner of 76 races, and his grandfather, Ralph Earnhardt, the 1956 NASCAR Sportsman champion. In October 2009, Earnhardt Sr. was selected as a posthumous inductee in the inaugural 2010 class for the NASCAR Hall of Fame. In 2007, Ralph Earnhardt was inducted posthumously into the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame. Both his father and grandfather were selected among NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers of all time in 1999. The three Earnhardts combine for 10 NASCAR championships. Until 2008, Earnhardt Jr.’s career as a full-time driver was solely within the confines of the family-owned business, Dale Earnhardt Inc., where he accumulated 39 victories in the Xfinity and Cup Series from 1998-2007. But the 2008 season marked one of significant change, as Earnhardt made the boldest decision of his young career by signing with NASCAR Hall of Fame team owner Rick Hendrick to drive the No. 88 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports.Earnhardt’s role as a team owner and businessman continues to enjoy its own ascent separate from his driving career. JR Motorsports employs more than 140 people and fields four full-time entries in the Xfinity Series, in addition to two late model stock cars competing regionally in the Southeast. From its inception in 2006, JR Motorsports has scored 40 Xfinity Series wins. Chase Elliott earned the company’s first Xfinity Series championship in 2014 with teammate Regan Smith completing a one-two sweep of the top spots in the driver standings. Josh Berry secured track championship honors for the JRM late model program racing at Motor Mile Speedway (2012) and Hickory Motor Speedway (2014). William Byron added a second Xfinity Series title to the team's stable in 2017.Earnhardt’s first turn at ownership began with Chance 2, a team started in 2002 and jointly operated with Dale Earnhardt Inc. With that team, Earnhardt was co-owner of the 2004 and 2005 Xfinity Series championship teams with driver Martin Truex Jr.Fans and media selected Earnhardt as one of the top-three Xfinity Series drivers of all-time in a 2006 NASCAR poll. Earnhardt’s 24 victories rank him tied for 10th on the all-time series wins list. His two championships, in 1998 and 1999, introduced him to the NASCAR history books, and his accomplishments throughout the ensuing decade reinforced his place. On July 2, 2010, Earnhardt scored a popular victory at Daytona International Speedway in a throwback blue-and-yellow No. 3 Chevrolet made famous by his father in the mid-1980s. It was Earnhardt’s sixth Xfinity Series victory at Daytona, which ranks second all-time behind Tony Stewart and Earnhardt Sr. with seven each. On April 23, 2016, Earnhardt Jr. scored his most recent Xfinity Series victory, and his first in a JRM entry, at Richmond International Raceway.With crossover appeal that stretches beyond his accomplishments as an athlete in NASCAR, Earnhardt continues to garner media attention worldwide. He has appeared on more than 150 magazine covers and has been featured in high-profile publications such as Maxim, Rolling Stone, GQ, Men’s Journal, Sports Illustrated, People Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Men’s Fitness and TV Guide. In 2012, Forbes magazine ranked Earnhardt seventh overall on its list of “Most Influential Athletes.” In January 2013, BusinessWeek magazine named Earnhardt to its top 100 most influential people in sports. The Charlotte Observer listed him sixth among the top-25 most influential in NASCAR in 2014. In July 2014, Harris Poll rated Earnhardt tied for fifth in its “America’s Favorite Sports Star” rankings, and rated him tied for eighth in the category in September 2015, marking his 11th appearance in the top 10. In May 2016, ESPN ranked Earnhardt as the most famous auto racing driver in the world. Earnhardt tops all NASCAR and IndyCar drivers on MVPindex’s 2016 social media power rankings. He has a following of more than 5.2 million across his three main social media platforms – Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.Earnhardt’s business sense extends beyond the track. In 2006, he started Hammerhead Entertainment, a one-stop-shop production company that produces shows for multiple national television networks. In April 2008, Earnhardt extended his entrepreneurship into the Charlotte, North Carolina, entertainment scene, as he opened Whisky River, an uptown bar and nightclub located in the EpiCentre. In May 2015, Whisky River expanded to include a location at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Earnhardt launched “Dirty Mo Radio,” a podcast network, in February 2013, which features race recaps as well as behind-the-scenes insight from Earnhardt, team members, family members and others. The free podcasts can be found on dalejr.com and other outlets such as iTunes, SoundCloud and Stitcher.

Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver and 2-time champion from New York City. Since making history as the first and youngest female champion in the Skip Barber Racing Series at age 14, Julia has amassed dozens of wins in many different racing series. After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016. She became the first woman to lead a lap in the Canadian NASCAR Pinty's Series, and currently races in the NASCAR Euro Series. In 2017, Julia was selected as an honoree for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the sports category. Julia was also the only female member of the highly selective NASCAR Next class of 2016-2017. She is also part of the Global Shapers community, born out of the World Economic Forum. Julia graduated from Stanford University in 2014, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Science, Technology, and Society. Julia has since purposefully built her brand where technology, community and racing intersect and fuse. During college Julia was a contestant on season 26 of CBS' reality TV show SURVIVOR. It was also in college that Julia started her motivational speaking career with a TEDx talk and she is now a sought-after speaker for corporations, universities, and conferences, including Fortune's Most Powerful Women. Julia also served as an external advisor to Hyundai Motor Corporation's Center for Robotic-Augmented Design in Living Experience. As she climbs the NASCAR ladder Julia uses her racing platform to continue advocating for STEM education and women's empowerment. She supports The One Love Foundation, which educates about healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, as well as The TechForce Foundation, which helps students find technical vocations.

Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver and 2-time champion from New York City. Since making history as the first and youngest female champion in the Skip Barber Racing Series at age 14, Julia has amassed dozens of wins in many different racing series. After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016. She became the first woman to lead a lap in the Canadian NASCAR Pinty’s Series, and currently races in the NASCAR Euro Series. In 2017, Julia was selected as an honoree for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the sports category. Julia was also the only female member of the highly selective NASCAR Next class of 2016-2017. She is also part of the Global Shapers community, born out of the World Economic Forum. Julia graduated from Stanford University in 2014, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Science, Technology, and Society. Julia has since purposefully built her brand where technology, community and racing intersect and fuse. During college Julia was a contestant on season 26 of CBS’ reality TV show SURVIVOR. It was also in college that Julia started her motivational speaking career with a TEDx talk and she is now a sought-after speaker for corporations, universities, and conferences, including Fortune’s Most Powerful Women. Julia also served as an external advisor to Hyundai Motor Corporation’s Center for Robotic-Augmented Design in Living Experience. As she climbs the NASCAR ladder Julia uses her racing platform to continue advocating for STEM education and women’s empowerment. She supports The One Love Foundation, which educates about healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, as well as The TechForce Foundation, which helps students find technical vocations.

Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver and 2-time champion from New York City. Since making history as the first and youngest female champion in the Skip Barber Racing Series at age 14, Julia has amassed dozens of wins in many different racing series. After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016. She became the first woman to lead a lap in the Canadian NASCAR Pinty’s Series, and currently races in the NASCAR Euro Series. In 2017, Julia was selected as an honoree for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the sports category. Julia was also the only female member of the highly selective NASCAR Next class of 2016-2017. She is also part of the Global Shapers community, born out of the World Economic Forum. Julia graduated from Stanford University in 2014, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Science, Technology, and Society. Julia has since purposefully built her brand where technology, community and racing intersect and fuse. During college Julia was a contestant on season 26 of CBS’ reality TV show SURVIVOR. It was also in college that Julia started her motivational speaking career with a TEDx talk and she is now a sought-after speaker for corporations, universities, and conferences, including Fortune’s Most Powerful Women. Julia also served as an external advisor to Hyundai Motor Corporation’s Center for Robotic-Augmented Design in Living Experience. As she climbs the NASCAR ladder Julia uses her racing platform to continue advocating for STEM education and women’s empowerment. She supports The One Love Foundation, which educates about healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, as well as The TechForce Foundation, which helps students find technical vocations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Weekend Wrap-Up we talk with the winners of the weekend including Lee Pulliam at South Boston Speedway, Peyton Sellers who was black flagged from a win at South Boston but claimed the track championship. Drew Dollar inherited the victory plus we chat with Mike Looney after his sixth win in a row and capturing the track championship at Motor Mile Speedway. Plus more results from around the region.

Things heated up this past weekend in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series National Championship battle and the CARS Tour championship battle got flipped upside down on lap three of the Mid-Atlantic Classic at Orange County Speedway. As we continue to watch the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series championship battle it was a big weekend for Mike Looney, who over the last couple of weekends had struggled in appearances at Kingsport Speedway and Southern National Motorsports Park, but returning home to Motor Mile Speedway he gained a lot of valuable points on points leader Peyton Sellers. Looney won both races over fellow National title contender Philip Morris. Sellers for his part finished second in a green, white, checkered finish at South Boston Speedway behind Lee Pulliam, who has won the last five races in a row there. Sellers gained a couple points on the night as did Morris but here in this region Looney was the big gainer gaining nearly 20 points on the night and closing the gap. In the CARS Tour action, Bobby McCarty survived a lap three crash that involved around half the field at Orange County Speedway when championship points leader Josh Berry had his flywheel break and cut his oil filter as cars behind him crashed. This changes the dynamics of the championship battle with just one race left. We'll also recap racing around the region in this week's Weekend WrapUp with Doc Love.

This weeks Weekend WrapUp recaps all the action around the region including a 60-lap battle between Late Model Stock Car Heavyweights Philip Morris and Mike Looney at Motor Mile Speedway plus domination by Lee Pulliam at South Boston Speedway. Plus we'll recap Chris Burns victory at Carteret County Speedway, tempers at Bowman Gray Stadium and results from around the region. 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

The Weekend WrapUp takes a look back at a big weekend for NASCAR Whelen All-American Series National points and a wild one at Carteret County Speedway for the CARS Tour. Mike Looney swept twins at Motor Mile Speedway and moves from fourth to third in the NWAAS standings while Philip Morris loses ground to Peyton Sellers with both of them picking up twin wins Saturday night. Josh Berry wins the CARS Tour after a big crash when Deac McCaskill and Bobby McCarty made contact and caused a huge crash. Plus we recap the action at Bowman Gray Stadium, Wake County Speedway and the Southeast Super Truck Series at Kingsport Speedway plus much more. 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

This week on the Weekend Wrap-Up we hear from the winners of twins at Kingsport Speedway and Motor Mile Speedway plus we hear from some of the players in some budding rivalries from those events. Plus we'll recap the racing from around the region. 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

The RACE22.com Weekend Wrap-Up gives you insight on racing all over the region. This wrap-up for June 1, 2019 features racing all over including Myrtle Beach Speedway, Motor Mile Speedway, South Boston Speedway, Dominion Raceway and more. Check it out to find out what happened around the region this weekend.

On this week's CARS Tour report we once again sit down with CARS Tour Series Director Chris Ragle and talk about their event at Motor Mile Speedway in Radford, VA. We talk about the turn out, jabs between Matt Craig and Bubba Pollard on the track and on the microphone plus a wild Late Model Stock Car finish. Chris tells us why he didn't penalize Bobby McCarty for the contact with Josh Berry and what happened between Brandon Pierce and Ryan Repko that led to another non-call. Plus he tells us about getting hit in the face with pies during pre-race for charity and we look ahead to Langley Speedway and talk about the big purse bump at the July Carteret County Speedway event.

With many younger woman struggling at times in what is a male dominated automotive industry, we team up with NASCAR driver Julia Landauer http://bit.ly/JulieLandauerNASCAR and Tina Smith, Director of National Partnerships for TechForce Foundation http://bit.ly/TechForceFdn.Together we will talk about the cutting-edge programs available by way of some pretty awesome and in-depth STEM programs, creating a movement of inspiration and change. The Sad Reality. We still live In a time where it is still common place for a younger woman to look at her dreams of entering into careers of engineering, welding and automotive as an extremely difficult accomplishment. They may have been discouraged, or flat out told they will never be able to achieve it for whatever lame reason. Change is Here.  After becoming the first and youngest female champion in the Skip Barber Racing Series at age 14 AND the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia Landauer shares her inspiration and passion for motivating younger woman across the globe towards a career path by way of reaching their full potential in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Tina Smith is an accomplished mechanic and automotive technician who shares her incredible story as a single mother who never quit and moved onto a successful career in the automotive industry with TechForce Foundation. We are truly honored to have the talents of both Julia and Tina join us for this edition of Wrench Nation Car Talk. Please share with a friend, especially those connected to young girls, as this will be an awesome show of inspiration and motivation!

The CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car series hit Ace Speedway last Friday, May 3rd and it was business as usual for the series. Series Director Chris Ragle joined the RACE22 Radio crew to discuss the event and take a look back at what happened throughout the weekend. Plus he looks ahead to the next stop at Motor Mile Speedway on May 18th.

Listen back to RACE22 Radio episode 15 from Monday, April 22, 2019, as the crew was joined by Daryn Cockram. Cockram makes his first start out of the Lee Pulliam Performance stables this Saturday at Motor Mile Speedway. For Cockram, it's a return to his home track which was shuttered for the 2018 season and is looking for a big return this season. Cockram tells some old tales from back in the day at his other home track of Franklin County Speedway as well as breaking news (accidentally) that he got engaged recently. Needless to say, it was a good time had by all during this two and half hour show. RACE22 Radio hosts Langley Austin, Roger Johnson, and Corey Latham also talked about a myriad of topics including the Southern National announcement on the free pit passes and tires and Kres VanDyke's departure from Kingsport Speedway in hopes of winning the Motor Mile Speedway championship.

Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver and two-time champion from New York City. She has amassed dozens of wins in many different racing series. After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division in 2015, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2016. She finished 4th in the championship, becoming the highest finishing female in the series’ 64-year history. In January of 2017, Julia was selected as an honoree for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the sports category. Julia was also the only female member of the highly selective NASCAR Next class of 2016-2017. Julia graduated from Stanford University in 2014, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Science, Technology, and Society. She was also a contestant on season 26 of CBS’ reality TV show SURVIVOR. Julia uses her racing platform to continue advocating for STEM education and women’s empowerment. Special Thanks to Ben Walter for photography and videography. Recorded at NaplesNEXT Ideas Festival, NaplesNext.com Twitter: @randallkjones @siriouslysusan @julialandauer Instagram: @RandallKennethJones @SiriouslySusan @julialandauer Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook www.RandallKennethJones.com www.SusanCBennett.com www.JuliaLandauer.com

RACE22 Radio officially made it's return on Monday night January 21, 2019 after an 11-year hiatus. The shows original cast got back together and discussed a host of topics including the infamous Martinsville rules change, Anthony Anders return to Greenville, Motor Mile Speedway opening back up and more before bringing Josh Berry on for an interview that you can hear in Episode 1.

Julia Landauer is a NASCAR driver, graduate from Stanford University, and competed on Season 26 of CBS' reality show, Survivor! She is also the first woman to win a championship in the NASCAR Limited Late Model Series at Motor Mile Speedway. Julia also advocates for STEM education and women's empowerment! Julia shares her story of being a NASCAR driver and the obstacles she has faced throughout her journey. We also discuss the power of strong mentors Julia has had in her life!

Today we have a bonafide #bossbabe and pioneer: Julia Landauer, a NASCAR driver and two-time champion who is empowering women all over the world.   After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West. She finished 4th in the K&N championship, becoming the highest finishing female in the series’ 64-year history. Plus, this girl is frickin’ smart – she graduated from Stanford with a BS in Science, Technology, and Society!   She is standing in her strengths and her light, paving the way not only for aspiring female racecar drivers but also for any women who want to live in their truth + what really makes them happy. We chat about…   How Julia (and the rest of her family) got into racing when she was a young girl 15 years of racing experience at the age of 26 Going from go karting to stock car Why there have been so few women in NASCAR Being a female driver with an all-male pit crew How parents can empower their children Being on Survivor Season 26 (while attending college!) What Julia learned from her experience on Survivor Dealing with social media haters Promoting Cars 3 with Disney Driving at 174 miles per hour Asking for help Value comes in all different shapes and sizes How the divine feminine has been beneficial as a racer   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn more | julialandauer.com Instagram | @julialandauer Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/julialandauerracing Twitter | @julialandauer Watch | "Can nice girls win (races)? Julia Landauer at TEDxStanford" Skinny Dipped | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at skinnydipped.com Mowellens | Use code ALMOST30 for 10% off your first purchase at mowellens.com Dirty Lemon | Use code ALMOST30 for 1 FREE case in your first order at dirtylemon.com Chosen Foods | Use code ALMOST30 for 50% off at chosenfoods.com Simple Contacts | Use code ALMOST30 to save $20 at simplecontacts.com/almost30 The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

NASCAR Racer Julia Landauer literally lives life in the fast lane. At 14, she became the first and youngest female champion to win the legendary Skip Barber Racing Series. After graduating from Stanford University with a degree in Science, Technology and Society, Julia returned to the track for her first full season with NASCAR and was undoubtedly successful. She was the first woman to win a NASCAR track championship at the Motor Mile Speedway in Virginia. On the episode, Sophia and Julia talk STEM education, self-advocacy, and speeding tickets.

NASCAR Racer Julia Landauer literally lives life in the fast lane. At 14, she became the first and youngest female champion to win the legendary Skip Barber Racing Series. After graduating from Stanford University with a degree in Science, Technology and Society, Julia returned to the track for her first full season with NASCAR and was undoubtedly successful. She was the first woman to win a NASCAR track championship at the Motor Mile Speedway in Virginia. On the episode, Sophia and Julia talk STEM education, self-advocacy, and speeding tickets.