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Isabella Robusto joined the Toyota Racing Development Program in 2022 where she will run a full-time Late Model schedule with Lee Faulk Racing. Before joining TRD, Isabella was the youngest driver ever to be selected as part of the NASCAR Drive for Diversity program at the age of 12, with the program for 5 consecutive years: making her the longest-running ever driver in the program. Today, following a setback crash, she's back to one hundred percent and ready to run up front again. Connect with Isabella here: Web: https://www.isabellarobusto.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/isabellarobusto/Twitter: https://twitter.com/IsabellaRobusto Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabellarobusto55/ More about Youth Racers of America:https://youthracersofamerica.com/Connect with JP Emerson:Website: www.jpemerson.com Twitter: @The_JPEmersonEmail: jp@jpemerson.com For more podcasts on cars checkout Ford Mustang The Early Years Podcast at www.TheMustangPodcast.com or atApple Podcasts or anywhere you get your podcastsFor more information aboutsponsorship or advertising on The JP Emerson Show or podcast launch servicescontact Doug Sandler at doug@turnkeypodcast.com or visit www.turnkeypodcast.com

Chase Cabre is a young oldschool racer, he does all the work for the Hailie Deegan Youtube Channel, he races micro sprint cars and is a former member of REV racing and the Nascar Drive for Diversity. Gary and Chase talk about growing up in florida, making the jump from dirt racing to the Nascar K&N or Arca series, winning racing and what it takes to find a ride in the Nascar Camping World Truck Series and beyond. Chase gives insight into what it takes to shoot, edit and be in the Hailie Deegan youtube videos and how that was their opportunity to make a living outside of racing, the pros and cons of living a public life, including a wild story where Chase was receiving death threats from an internet scam involving Hailie They talk about his clothing company The Reckless Society and the roll that T-shirt sales has in racing. Podcast links: Chase Cabre Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chase_cabre/ Hallie Deegan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hailiedeegan/?img_index=1 The Reckless Society website https://therecklesssociety.com/

During this conversation with Kyle Larson, Driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 for Hendrick Motorsports, we talked about the invaluable lessons learned from our greatest mistakes, how he goes the extra mile to prepare for events, and why he takes every opportunity to race that he can. Learn more about Kyle at kylelarsonracing.com and go to kylelarsonfoundation.org to get more information on his charity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dirt is not in her background but Hannah Newhouse is loving her new broadcast role with World Racing Group. Newhouse explains leaving the NASCAR world for World of Outlaws; having creative freedom with content; leaning on others during the transition; being able to freelance into other motorsports; preparing for different series and how things are different; how a family of gearheads led to a life in racing; Langley Speedway and the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine; how realistic she was about racing long term; being a female in motorsports; building relationships with subjects; addressing that Bristol incident; the better podcast to work on – DBC or DJD; being intimidated at first with a new role on DJD; who she looks at for inspiration in the motorsports world. Music created by Tony Monge.Please support my work through Patreon: www.patreon.com/KellyCrandall

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

WATCH MORE → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70YdJ... I AM NASCAR | SEASON 2: EPISODE 12 Dalanda Ouendeno, Breanna O'leary and Brehanna Daniels join Brandon Marshall, Channing Crowder and Dion “Rocko” Williams on this week's episode of I Am Nascar. These women are the first wave of female pit crew members in Nascar. Channing opens up the conversation by asking the women if it took time for the men in the pit crew to get adjusted to seeing women do the job beside them. Breanna answers by saying that she always looked at herself as a pit crew member since the beginning. She wanted to seize the opportunity that was presented to her. She realized that organizations can't grow when there is no diversity and inclusion. Brehanna adds that without the help of the Nascar Drive for Diversity Program, they wouldn't be in this position. The women begin to tell their individual stories on how they were introduced into the sport and how they became a part of the pit crew. Brehanna talks about the tryout and mentioned how Breanna was also there with her. She explains how they were the only girls that were focused during the tryout, and Brehanna knew they had a shot at the job because of that. There were more than twenty girls at the try out, and only ten were going to get picked to come back. After the tryout, Brehanna was heading home on a plane and received a call from the coach. The coach explained how he really shouldn't be telling her this news right now but couldn't wait while extending the invitation for her to come back and be a professional pit crew member. Brehanna shifts the conversation to talk about the fellow men that she works with in the pit crew. She says the “guys be hating”. She continues to say that a lot of the guys can't stand that they can do the job just as good as they can. Brandon asks Dalanda why she ended up picking West Virginia to play soccer with all the different offers she had on the table. Dalanda says how big their soccer program is and they had top of the line facilities. Dalanda ended up transferring to Miami because she felt it was time to try it out. Channing asks if the male pit crew members get jealous when the cameras are on the female pit crew members. Brehanna quickly answers and talks about how common it is for them to get jealous. Breanna mentions that “we didn't ask for this”, referring to the cameras and the attention that the media brings. Breanna explains how difficult it is for them just trying to find a bathroom. She explains how they usually just “hold it” until the end of the race because it is very difficult with their suits. The group starts to laugh together at this while Brehanna explains how disgusting the porter potties are and what she will typically see in the morning if she decides to use one. Brehanna talks about how she lost her mom to breast cancer when she was in high school. She would spend a lot of time doing her everyday activities around her mom at the house so she can be close to her. While doing her homework one night, she heard a difference in her mom's breathing and it concerned her. Brehanna ended up hearing her mom take her last breath. She talks about how she uses her mom's passing as motivation because her mom always believed in her and knew she would do something special in life. Brehanna says her mom's message to the group would be to keep spreading positivity, you guys are doing a great job. She adds by saying her mom would tell her how proud she is. I AM ATHLETE: Official Site: https://iamathletetv.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/iamathlete Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamathletep... Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAMATHLETEpod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamathlete_po... HOUSE OF ATHLETE: Official Site: https://houseofathlete.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehouseofa... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/houseofathlete Apparel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofathl... HoA Supplements on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/houseofathlete #IAANascar #IAMATHLETE #BrandonMarshall #ChanningCrowder #MoreThanAPodcast

NASCAR holds a big Next Gen test as they try to get the new car ready for 2022 - we talk about the drivers debuting the car for new teams, and whether there is enough time to sort out the final details. Plus - the latest NASCAR News, driver announcements - and more!The Rundown:- Next Gen Test in Charlotte - what happened, and why NASCAR is still trying to decide on horsepower and aero packages- NASCAR also testing the new car on dirt- Kaulig Racing announces their Cup Series numbers and lineup- Chevy sponsoring the NASCAR Drive for Diversity program- Jimmie Johnson is running full-time again...just not in the Cup Series- Penalty Appeal updates- Sponsor NewsFind the latest episodes on the website at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow - and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) founded in 1948 is one of the most famous sports proprieties in the United States, attracting more fans each year.  In 2021, the new Bubba Wallace team (owned by the former basketball player, Michael Jordan) contributed to NASCAR's audience growth as 29% of sports fans said they were more likely to watch a NASCAR race based on this new team. For the 2022 season, the NASCAR Clash will move from Daytona Beach, Florida, to the LA Coliseum on February 6. It will be the first time since 1979 the Clash has not been held at Daytona. In this new episode, we had the pleasure to discuss with Tim Clark, Senior Vice President & Chief Digital Officer at NASCAR. We have been through his professional journey, and how NASCAR engages with its community. Episode timelines: - Tim's presentation: His professional background from the retail industry to the sports industry - How did he successfully transfer his e-commerce skills to NASCAR? - NASCAR fans: Who are they? - How to deal with a diverse fan base? - The race format evolution to improve fan engagement - NASCAR's collaboration with other race car leagues - How to consider environmental issues in motorsport competition? - Digital strategy at NASCAR: from social media to its own digital platforms - Finding the right balance between physical and virtual worlds   If you had good time listening this episode, do not hesitate to support us: 1. By subscribing, it's just a small click

We are joined on the phone by NASCAR champion Joey Logano. You know him as the driver of the #22 Team Penske car. We talk about the up coming NASCAR Playoffs, baby gender reveal parties, and some of the more interesting changes NASCAR has thrown at drivers and fans this year. We also have some ideas for NEW TWISTS that NSACAR could implement next year!

We are joined on the phone by NASCAR champion Joey Logano. You know him as the driver of the #22 Team Penske car. We talk about the up coming NASCAR Playoffs, baby gender reveal parties, and some of the more interesting changes NASCAR has thrown at drivers and fans this year. We also have some ideas for NEW TWISTS that NSACAR could implement next year!

2019 NASCAR Drive for Diversity member Brooke Storer joined Alex to talk about racing and what she's been up to in relation to her racing career. Alex and Mary also set a few records straight and discuss some topics that have not been discussed for a while. It's a pretty packed episode, so be sure to stay tuned to hear some interesting perspectives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alexwoodandco/message

Brooke Storer comes into the Hype Motorsports Studio to talk about her climb through the Short Track ranks, her time at the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Program, and a few tips she has for young drivers. Tune in and #GetHyped. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hype-motorsports/message

Since he was 4 years old, after his father bought him a Go Kart, Mamba Smith has always loved racing. He was named Rookie of the Year at Thunder Road Speedbowl in 2009, participated in the NASCAR Drive for Diversity program, worked with Stewart-Haas/Haas Automation, and is set to drive the #34 GoPro Motorplex Late Model Stock Car at Hickory Speedway on May 29th. Mamba's bigger-than-life personality and engaging, positive energy makes for an energetic and entertaining conversation as he joins Rico and Ken in the studio for the latest episode.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we break down all the action and drama from Talladega Superspeedway. Was it a good race or a bad race? The boys break it all down tonight on the NASCAR Weekly Podcast. We also interview up-and-coming NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver, Isabella Robusto.The NASCAR Weekly Podcast features YouTubers Eric Estepp, Danny B Talks, The Iceberg, and Black Flags Matter every week talking about the top stories and issues in stock car racing. The show has guests from across the NASCAR world, including drivers, TV broadcasters, YouTubers, and even the occasional NASCAR executive!

NASCAR “Drive for Diversity” driver, Rajah Caruth stops by and explains how parlayed his passion for “Sim Racing” into a full-time Late Model ride.Ray Evernham recounts he journey from Modified Racer to Crew Chief to Cup Car Owner to partner in the SRX Series debuting this summer. And racing legend Mario Andretti reflects on his 6 decade long career in motorsports while sharing some family moments and his 200mph drive in Henderson, Nevada in a Lamborghini. 

On this edition of the SlideUp Podcast, we are joined by NASCAR Drive for Diversity program participant Lavar Scott and Connor Sokol, who drives 600's at tracks across the Northeast. This was a fun conversation to record, and we hope you enjoy!

In today’s show, a conversation with Perry Patino (@Perrypatino). Perry talks about his journey with Rev Racing and the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Program in which he was part of in 2020.

Gracie Trotter became the first female to ever win an ARCA sanctioned event earlier this season, but there’s much more that meets the eye with this third generation racer. Trotter joins Davey (7:40) to discuss her upbringing in racing, including her father’s journey to North Carolina from Texas at age 21 and working on his go-kart in his mother’s living room. She recalls an evening at the track where being the trophy girl wound up sparking her interest in driving instead, as well as when her father spun his seven-year-old daughter out while karting. Trotter was selected as a part of the NASCAR Drive for Diversity class in 2019 and just finished up another season competing for Rev Racing in late models, as well as her rookie campaign with Bill McAnally Racing in the ARCA Menards Series West. Her victory at The Bullring in Las Vegas was historic, and came in the same month as her late model victory at Hickory. Trotter details the two wins, and why sharing the Victory Lane experienced with her father meant the world to them both. Plus, the trials and tribulations of being a female in racing, life as a Toyota development driver, her love of Whataburger and reminiscing on when she couldn’t test a car because she was too short to reach the pedals (yes, really). Want to win a FREE three-month subscription to the MotorTrend App and catch "NASCAR 2020: Under Pressure"? Follow the instructions explained in the episode to find out how!

This week, the guys covered the big win for Takuma Sato at the Indianapolis 500, and a debate ensued about whether the Indy 500 should have ended under caution. Dover had a double dip, Miles got to chomp on some cars, and the NASCAR playoff picture comes into focus with one race to go. Finally, we talked with NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver Rajah Caruth as he works his way up the ladder in the stock car scene. Among other things, we talked about racing during a pandemic, the progression from iRacing to the physical track, and his borderline obsession with diecasts. 

On this episode of Beyond The Limit, we sit down with Ryan Vargas. Ryan’s impressive 8-year racing career includes several California State and Track Bandolero Championships. He quickly continued his winning ways in the NASCAR stock and late model divisions, including the 2015 NASCAR Super Stock Rookie of the Year at the Bullring at LVMS. Ryan was the recipient of the 2016 and 2017 Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award. In 2018 Ryan was selected to the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Program and competed in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East finishing 6th in overall point standings. In July 2019, Ryan made his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut at Iowa Speedway with Johnny Davis Motorsports and had a top 20 result finishing in 17th place. For the 2020 race season, Ryan has his sights set on making more NASCAR Xfinity Series starts, but it all comes down to finding funding. “I’ve had to teach myself a lot on the marketing side of the sport and I still have a lot to learn, but I’m determined to make this dream become a reality.”Ryan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RTRV23Ryan’s Website: http://ryanvargasracing.comTyler’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twilliamsliveTyler’s Website: https://www.tylerwilliamslive.com

Rajah Caruth is a 17-year old high school senior from Washington D.C. He is a 2020 NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver, and races Late Model Stock cars in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series along with Legend Cars in the Bojangle's Summer Shootout with Rev Racing. He is also a Richmond Raceway eSports Development driver, amassing over 100 wins in 1200+ starts on the iRacing simulator. He plans on attending Winston-Salem State University in the fall. 

Special Guest Rajah Caruth comes in to talk about his road to the Nascar Drive for Diversity and his real life racing career. We Discuss the 2019 iRacing Build Season, Reviewing all the 2019 content. Results are in for how all the Tifosi Racing Team drivers did in NIS. We Give our thoughts on what to expect in 2020 and our goals as drivers. Everyone have a safe and happy New Years and will see you in 2020. iRacers Lounge Podcast is available on iTunes and Apple's Podcasts app, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play Music, Spotify, Soundcloud, Podbean, Spreaker, Podbay, PodFanatic, Overcast, and other podcast players. Hosts: Mike Ellis - twitter.com/MikeDeanEllis Tony Groves - twitter.com/SirGroves Chris Scales - twitter.com/JediMcfly David Hall - www.twitch.tv/mixmage Greg Hecktus - twitter.com/froozenkaktus Tony Rochette - twitter.com/TonyRochette Phil Linden - twitter.com/PhilipJLinden Marc Antonucci - twitter.com/NuchAnton Links: Show Notes - bit.ly/2CFeArM Facebook - www.facebook.com/iRacersLounge/ Twitter - twitter.com/iracerslounge Instagram - instagram.com/iracersloungepodcast/ Web - iracerslounge.com/ Feedback? Drop us a line at iracerslounge@gmail.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Listen to the 245th episode of Lead Lap Radio with host Tom Baker, featuring NASCAR Drive for Diversity member Chase Cabre and Carolina Pro Late Model Series owner Keith Graham as the night's special guests!

Listen to the 245th episode of Lead Lap Radio with host Tom Baker, featuring NASCAR Drive for Diversity member Chase Cabre and Carolina Pro Late Model Series owner Keith Graham as the night's special guests!

Frank Mills Show - Sports Podcast - Ryan Vargas NASCAR Xfinity Driver Introducing up-and-comer Ryan Vargas, one of the hottest and fastest young drivers in the country and there is no slowing him down in sight! Vargas' goals are to win, win, win and then win again. In 2016 and 2017 Ryan was the recipient of the Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award the first driver to win back-to-back honors. In 2018 Ryan was selected to the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Development Team and piloted the #2 REV Racing Toyota in both the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East and selected races in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Late Model Series. Ryan finished 6th in the NASCAR K&N Series. Eventually, Ryan envisions his path of success will lead to a NASCAR career at the top level. Ryan also has a desire to give back to local charities as his notoriety increases. His drive and focus will continue to make him a winner on and off the track.Website -http://ryanvargasracing.com/

Former UNCC Defensive Lineman and current NASCAR Jackman Brandon Banks visits the studio to chat with Rocko about his career path as we check out the new pit crew recruits at the NASCAR Drive for Diversity combine on MRN Crew Call presented by MoneyLion.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Brent is joined by John Bachman and Marcel Robinson in studio, while Austen is big-timing it in Las Vegas. Today we've got interviews with Leonard Fournette and Gardner Minshew from the Jaguars, Austen chats with The World's Strongest Man, Mark Henry! and Leishaun Ealey calls in to share his experiences with the NASCAR Drive for Diversity National Pit Crew Combine.

EPISODE 6: Despite the challenges associated with autism, there are so many individuals on the spectrum that are inspiring us all and proving that challenges can indeed be overcome.​ One such individual is Armani Williams. He was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder at the age of two-years-old and was considered nonverbal. He is now the first openly diagnosed autistic NASCAR driver. To date, Armani has 18 wins and two championships. Autism is a disorder that is characteristically marked by difficulty focusing on and processing different stimuli and tasks simultaneously, in addition to complications with communication. These are two key skills for any race car driver. Initially, it seemed that Armani’s dream of becoming a professional NASCAR driver was impossible. When he was eight-years-old, Armani began competing in go-kart racing, then bandolero styles vehicles, and quickly progressed to professional series. He raced in the ARCA Truck Pro Series in 2016, signing with SPEAR MotorSports. He broke records by becoming the highest finishing African American in a series race and the highest finishing African American in the series championship. The same year, Armani was invited to compete in the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine and returned to the competition for a second year in a row.  2017 saw Armani move up to a higher level of competition to hone his skills as a race car driver and gain confidence in the former NASCAR Canadian Tires  Series now the NASCAR Pinty’s Series of Canada. He was coached by the team general manager and driver Joey McColm, along with NASCAR Monster Energy Cup driver D.J. Kennington. ​ His personal diagnosis with autism and success on the track inspires his philanthropy off the track. In 2015, Armani and his family established the Armani Williams Race 4 Autism Foundation to raise awareness and promote research.  He continues to speak to audiences and make appearances to local communities during race week to drive action and hope.  Some may have viewed Armani’s dream of becoming a professional NASCAR driver impossible. But Armani didn’t accept impossible, and his great support system has made Armani’s future, both on and off the track, both remarkable and bright. Race 4 Autism: https://www.teamarmaniracing.com/  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Pt0x_Kbq1Y

Sammi Jo Francis and Rocko Williams welcome NASCAR Drive for Diversity prospect Joshua Patrick and program veteran Marcus Horton onto the set for this edition of MRN Crew Call!

Our guest on this episode is NASCAR K&N Pro Series West driver, Cole Rouse with Bill McAnally Racing after winning at All American Speedway this past weekend. Also, NASCAR K&N Pro Series East driver, Chase Cabre with Rev Racing to chat about the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine invitation for the 2019 season.  Join host Sharon Burton and co-host Jay 'MJ' Husmann this Monday night 8:30 to 10 pm ET as we bring fans the smartest race talk around on Fan4Racing NASCAR & Race Talk!  Stay tuned in 10 to 10:30 pm ET for NASCAR Hot Topics Sound Off as our Fan4Racing crew discuss the hottest topics from the weekend of racing. We’re talking all the latest from the Talladega Superspeedway in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup and Camping World Truck Series along with the K&N Pro Series West at All American Speedway. We'll include updates from the Xfinity, K&N Pro Series East, ARCA Racing Series, and more. Call 929-477-1790 OR tweet @Fan4RacingSite with any questions or comments during our LIVE broadcast. Our LIVE broadcast starts at 8:30 pm ET on Monday, October 15, 2018. As always...Thanks for listening!

Guest includes NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver, Ryan Vargas with Rev Racing as we discuss his 2018 K&N Pro and Whelen All American Series' season that starts this weekend at New Smyrna Speedway.  Then, ARCA Racing Series driver Quin Houff talks about racing again with Mason Mitchell Motorsports at Daytona International Speedway this weekend.  Also, SRL driver, Buddy Shepherd, talks about finishing second to Kyle Busch in the fourth annual Winter Showdown last weekend at Kern County Raceway. Join host Sharon Burton and co-host Sal Sigala this Monday night 8:30 to 9:30 pm ET as we bring fans the smartest race talk around on Fan4Racing NASCAR & Race Talk!  Stay tuned in 9:30 to 10:30 pm ET for NASCAR Hot Topic Sound Off with co-host Andy Laskey as we discuss the hottest pre-season topics.   We’re talking all the latest NASCAR Pre Season news in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup, XFINITY, and Camping World Truck Series, along with the K&N Pro Series, ARCA Racing Series and more.  So buckle up and stay tuned into Fan4Racing Radio throughout the 2018 NASCAR Racing season. Call 929-477-1790 OR tweet @Fan4RacingSite, @Sal_Sigala or @alaskey14  with any questions or comments during our LIVE broadcast. Our LIVE broadcast starts at 8:30 pm ET on Monday, February 5, 2018 or listen to the PODCAST afterward. As always...Thanks for listening!

Listen to the Nov. 9, 2017 edition of the Stock Car Show on the Performance Motorsports Network, which featured live interviews with 2018 NASCAR Drive 4 Diversity class members Ryan Vargas and Ernie Francis Jr., a visit from NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Rookie of the Year Derek Kraus and exclusive audio from Wednesday's Stewart-Haas Racing announcement confirming Aric Almirola to the team for 2018!

Listen to the Nov. 9, 2017 edition of the Stock Car Show on the Performance Motorsports Network, which featured live interviews with 2018 NASCAR Drive 4 Diversity class members Ryan Vargas and Ernie Francis Jr., a visit from NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Rookie of the Year Derek Kraus and exclusive audio from Wednesday's Stewart-Haas Racing announcement confirming Aric Almirola to the team for 2018!

Listen to the Oct. 26, 2017 edition of the Stock Car Show on the Performance Motorsports Network, which featured an interview with Darrell Wallace Jr. on his selection to Richard Petty Motorsports for 2018, live conversation with Ryan Vargas about the recent NASCAR Drive 4 Diversity Combine and discussion on the recent ARCA Racing Series finale at Kansas Speedway and Austin Theriault's season title!

Listen to the Oct. 26, 2017 edition of the Stock Car Show on the Performance Motorsports Network, which featured an interview with Darrell Wallace Jr. on his selection to Richard Petty Motorsports for 2018, live conversation with Ryan Vargas about the recent NASCAR Drive 4 Diversity Combine and discussion on the recent ARCA Racing Series finale at Kansas Speedway and Austin Theriault's season title!

Megan Reitenour, 23, from Miamisburg, Ohio. She is part of a third generation of racers in her family. Reitenour began racing Quarter Midgets at five years old. Megan has over 200 wins and seven championships. In 2008, Megan was selected as a development driver for Nesbitt Racing Enterprises, in the Super Cup Stock Car Series. Reitenour finished second in the series points standings, missing the championship by seven points, and was named Rookie of the Year. NASCAR Drive for Diversity DriverThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).