Podcasts about usac midget

Danny Drinan, is one of the most innovative race car designers and builders in the motorsports industry with a background as a very successful USAC Midget and Sprint Car driver. Danny attempted to make the Indy 500 three times, but had his Indy Car career cut short due to a life-changing crash that nearly took his life. He was a mechanical engineer and lead fabricator for Mario Andretti, part of the Bonneville Salt Flats land speed team, Speed Demon, that set a world record in 2021 of 481+ mph as the fastest piston powered car on the planet, and the inventor of the patented “Dri-Bar” cockpit adjustable anti-roll system that has been used in numerous racing series with and has achieved over 500 victories. Danny is reintroducing the racing world to an updated educational series of his “Pyramid of Grip.” He owns Drinan Racing Industries in Indianapolis, IN, where he designs and fabricates specialized parts for the racing, aviation, military, and aerospace industries around the world.

Stoking the Fire Inaugural Xtreme Outlaw sprint finale weekend has been determined USAC Bud Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway gets a purse increase! 4 Crown Nationals at Eldora is on the horizon. Possible bonus $ there as well! Caeden Steele accident at Keller Auto Speedway. (ends at 26 minute mark) Feature Finish FloRacing Night in America at Fairbury American Legion Speedway (FALS) USAC National Sprints @ Circle City & Haubstadt Hustler @ Tri-State Speedway USAC/CRA @ Perris for the Howard Glenn Classic Hockett/McMillin Memorial 3 day show @ Lucas Oil Raceway WoO Sprints @ Keller Auto Speedway for the Tom Tarlton Speedway ASCoC Dirt Classic Qualifiers @ Williams Grove and Dirt Classic IX @ Lincoln Speedway Commonwealth Clash @ Lernerville 18th annual Knoxville Late Model Nationals Short Track Super Series - Fonda 200 (ends at 41 minute mark) The Smoke Recap of our Chorizo, egg, cheese sandwiches Throwing down some more hibachi on the blackstone! Pork Chops Rounders - 2 days in a row, lol. Our steak sandwich cook at Tri-State Speedway on October 8th for the Harvest Cup. Splitting the $ raised between USAC Midget and MSCS Quick times.

We speak with Flat Rock Figure 8 point leader Billy Earley and Dirt Track Truck Series winner Saturday at Montpelier and USAC D2 Midget pilot, Abby Hohlbein. Plus all the latest racing news and results.

Over the weekend, Christopher Bell won the indoor USAC midget race and looked in good form headed to Tulsa. We'll discuss the night, plus talk the Sprint Car Challenge Tour schedule and look back at the 2017 World of Outlaws season.

We are back at it today after a break to talk Buddy Kofoid's midget championship, Kyle Larson's 2022 dirt schedule, women making history at Ventura, and some interesting insight into the cost of putting on a World of Outlaws event.

Buddy Kofoid went back-to-back at Bakersfield last night with the USAC National Midgets and now holds a very slight championship lead over Chris Windom. We'll recap the action today, plus we've got an update on Daison Pursley, and we dive into a big question from a listener.

Today we double back and talk about the 2022 schedule for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, plus we preview tonight's USAC Midget race at Bakersfield and look at how Chris Windom has climbed back into the championship fight.

On the show today we've got some numbers to illustrate Brad Sweet's World of Outlaws dominance, plus we talk racing last night at Cherokee Speedway, what's on tap for today, plus news from Jade Avedisian and new dirt racing podcast episodes.

In today's episode, Tommy talks about a debate being had in the NASCAR media on whether or not Kyle Larson will be the Greatest Of All Time in NASCAR when it's all said and done (0:16), then he Tommy covers why he is concerned about NASCAR's rules package for 2022 (16:02), before diving into the championship battles taking place in the USAC Midget and Sprint Car Series (26:58).

Charlie, Bunner, and Hunter review the USAC Midget, MSCS, MMSA Harvest Cup race at Tri-State Speedway. Charlie and Bunner recap their Terre Haute trip in early October for the USAC race. National Open, Port Royal recaps for World of Outlaws Sprints, and we also touch on some late models and the ASCoC finale at Fremont Speedway. Smoked cream cheese and smoked Spam...say what?!?!

The show is full today with everything from the dirt racing weekend, including Jonathan Davenport sitting out due to covid, Spencer Bayston is on the move and Parker Price Miller is in the 11 for Sam McGhee, plus the USAC Midget and Silver Crown points battles are super tight, and David Gravel chops down Brad Sweet's World of Outlaws points lead.

Everything you need to know today from the dirt racing weekend, including updates on the World of Outlaws, Lucas, and USAC Midget championship fights. We've also got results, plus details on how the Super DIRTcar Series Stewart Friesen situation has been resolved.

The BC39 gets underway tonight at the Dirt Track at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and we've got a full rundown today, including who's in the packed field that features Kyle Larson, Chase Elliott, Tyler Courtney, Conor Daly, and more. We've also got details on the format and tonight's heat race lineups. There is also news from the All Stars, NARC King of the West, and more.

It's a packed day of racing, and we'll get you ready for tonight's World of Outlaws Late Model, USAC Midget, and ASCS National Tour action. There is also news from the Sprint Car Hall of Fame, Skagit Speedway, and the Super DIRTcar Series.

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

The Brad Doty Classic is at Attica Raceway Park tonight for the World of Outlaws, and we've got everything you need to know. We are also talking about Chase Elliott's return to USAC midget competition, the World of Outlaws Late Models at Gondik Law Speedway, some event news, and Corey Day has a new sprint car ride.

Jonathan Davenport and Brandon Overton won the first Dream prelims, and we recap last night's action at Eldora and look ahead to tonight. We are also talking about Corey Day's USAC midget win, news from Senoia Raceway, and more.

Jonathan Davenport and Brandon Overton won the first Dream prelims, and we recap last night's action at Eldora and look ahead to tonight. We are also talking about Corey Day's USAC midget win, news from Senoia Raceway, and more.

Today on the show we dive into Tanner Thorson's recent USAC Midget results, talk about his new partnership with Reinbold-Underwood, and whether he can challenge guys like Chris Windom and Buddy Kofoid for the championship this season.

Today on the show we dive into Tanner Thorson's recent USAC Midget results, talk about his new partnership with Reinbold-Underwood, and whether he can challenge guys like Chris Windom and Buddy Kofoid for the championship this season.

Less than two months after the loss of Adam Petty at New Hampshire, Winston Cup driver Kenny Irwin died during a practice session at the same track, in the same turn. Close friend Johnny Vance Jr.; Bob East, Irwin's USAC Midget car owner; and Tony Glover, Irwin's SABCO Racing crew chief, remember Irwin in this episode. Executive Producer and Writer: Rick Houston Associate Producers: Steve Richards Peter Cellino Steve Waid Joe Estep Todd Phillips

The World of Outlaws cancelled their spring West Coast Swing yesterday, and we have details, including what's next. There is also a new dirt racing streaming provider coming from Jeremy Elliott, and then we take a look at just how wild USAC Midget racing is by the numbers.

The World of Outlaws cancelled their spring West Coast Swing yesterday, and we have details, including what's next. There is also a new dirt racing streaming provider coming from Jeremy Elliott, and then we take a look at just how wild USAC Midget racing is by the numbers.

It was a busy weekend of racing, and we are back on this Monday to talk about all of it, including the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars at Volusia, USAC Midgets at Bubba Raceway Park, and UMP modifieds at DIRTcar Nationals. We've also got some news items and today's dirt racing streaming schedule.

It was a busy weekend of racing, and we are back on this Monday to talk about all of it, including the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars at Volusia, USAC Midgets at Bubba Raceway Park, and UMP modifieds at DIRTcar Nationals. We've also got some news items and today's dirt racing streaming schedule.

Guests: 2020 Lucas Oil Motocross 450cc Champion Zach Osborne, NASCAR Team Owner David Gilliland, USAC Midget & Chili Bowl Driver Landon Simon, 16-Time NHRA Funny Car Champion John Force

USAC Midget & Chili Bowl Driver Landon Simon was in The Freak Nation Sunday night before he hunkers down in Tulsa for the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals. It's the craziest week in racing where more than 300 drivers gather in a Tulsa shed to race USAC Midget race cars around a dirt track sometimes six times a night to qualify for the finals next Saturday on MavTV. If it sounds wild, it is! Listen...

USAC Midget & Chili Bowl Driver Landon Simon was in The Freak Nation Sunday night before he hunkers down in Tulsa for the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals. It's the craziest week in racing where more than 300 drivers gather in a Tulsa shed to race USAC Midget race cars around a dirt track sometimes six times a night to qualify for the finals next Saturday on MavTV. If it sounds wild, it is! Listen...

Guests: 2020 Lucas Oil Motocross 450cc Champion Zach Osborne, NASCAR Team Owner David Gilliland, USAC Midget & Chili Bowl Driver Landon Simon, 16-Time NHRA Funny Car Champion John Force

We've got USAC Midget driver news today from Sam Johnson and Austin Barnhill, Chili Bowl ride announcements for Chase Johnson, Anton Hernandez, and Anthony Macri, and then we go full experiment mode and take you through the 2021 Chili Bowl pick sheet.

We've got USAC Midget driver news today from Sam Johnson and Austin Barnhill, Chili Bowl ride announcements for Chase Johnson, Anton Hernandez, and Anthony Macri, and then we go full experiment mode and take you through the 2021 Chili Bowl pick sheet.

Today we take a look at the 2021 USAC Midget schedule, Keith Kunz has filled out their Chili Bowl roster, Boom Briggs is back with the World of Outlaws, we take a look at dirt racing happening this weekend, and talk about NASCAR drivers looking for dirt seat time.

Today we take a look at the 2021 USAC Midget schedule, Keith Kunz has filled out their Chili Bowl roster, Boom Briggs is back with the World of Outlaws, we take a look at dirt racing happening this weekend, and talk about NASCAR drivers looking for dirt seat time.

Sleepy Tripp, one of the best USAC Midget racers of all-time chats with Tyler Burnett and Stevie Reeves about his tremendous career and more.

This weeks episode we sit down and answer your questions. We start be discussing the racing from Florida which saw the World of Outlaw Sprint Cars, the All Star Circuit of Champions, The Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series and USAC Midget series in action. Then we sit down and answer the questions that, you, the fans submitted.

Zeb Wise becomes the youngest USAC National Midget Series Winner in history and Chad Boat makes it two USAC Midget wins in 2018 at BAPS Motor Speedway. All that and more on Episode 11 of Rip the Fence.

In this episode we wlcome revolutionary thinkers Charles Gilchrist & Gabriel Cavazos to the show.   Gabriel "Jay" Cavazos: As president and CEO of Cav Con industries. Parent company to the innovative group that includes ARCOTU "Architecture of the Universe" bio design engineer Gabriel J come Ossos possesses 30 years experience in the construction design land development he originally establishing the partnership would dissolve allowing Gabriel to establish Cav Con industries of Michigan that quickly became one of the most sought after design build construction managers in the business after building managing some of the most prestigious development projects in the world like Fountainbleu Casino Hotel resort in Las Vegas. Today Gabriel's commitment to new Bio architecture future of construction and land development is strictly 100% eco-sustainability which he coins to 2M2D "tomorrow today" which current projects in the United States, Costa Rica, Panama, and Chile. ARCOTU is leading the way in developing new proprietary technologies and organic composite materials that he currently utilizes and believes will eventually replace structural steel and concrete as standard building materials because it provides superior strength, lighter weight, complete ductility with unlimited design and capabilities +0 environmental impact and bio energy conducive, a policy that is consistent with been required by Gabriel and all Cav Con industries/ARCOTU projects. Contact info: www.arcotu.com www.cavconindustries.com www.facebook.com/gabriel.cavazos www.twitter.com/gjc19 www.bigctv.com Email: arcotu@cavconindustries.com Charles Gilchrist: Kansas Charles Leslie Gilchrist was born in Wichita Kansas on June 17, 1940 at 12:04 PM. He showed marked artistic talents at a very early age, drawing and painting constantly. His artistic career really began at the age of four, as he was already convinced of his life's path.His formal art education began at the age of 11 (1951). He was the youngest student ever taken by Genevieve Ingram Frickle, a well known portrait and landscape painter, living, working and teaching in Wichita. She developed his natural drawing talent and taught him to see as an artist. Illinois In 1954, the family moved to the Chicago area (Park Forest, Illinois) and Charles graduated from Rich Township High School in 1958. Wisconsin He attended Beloit College (Beloit, Wisconsin) for two years as a Fine Arts major. Chicago He returned to Chicago where, for the next two years, Charles supported himself as a Truck Mechanic. His serious pursuit became the building and driving of race cars; Drag Racing Cars, Go Karts and Sprint Cars. He was instantly successfully, competitive on a national basis, and was being courted to turn professional with an offer of a hot Sprint Car ride (USAC Midget). But the deeper dream of making art returned. The Cleveland Institute Of Art Charles then left his success as an engine builder and driver relocated to Cleveland, Ohio. He enrolled at the "Cleveland Institute Of Art," was accepted, and studied there for two years. Photography Mary Margaret Morris (Chicago girl) and Charles were married in 1962. His first job as a professional artist (1963) involved the silk screen business where he began by hand cutting photo stencils. The photographic aspects of the silk screen business fascinated Charles and after a few years of study he changed his profession to photography. Now with two children (Shawn and Lisa) he spent the rest of the 60's perfecting various levels of Portrait Photography.  Self portrait with guitar, 1966. Commercial Photography In 1970 Charles switched to Commercial Photography, taking a severe pay cut to work in the dark room of a well known commercial catalog house. His talent showed and quickly began to shoot professional images, both on location and in the studio. He also began drawing and painting again. Mary and Charles' second son Charles Patrick, was born in 1971.During the late 60's mid 70's, Charles worked on the side as a professional racing photographer and made thousands of fantastic racing images. He is still involved with racing and sports photography. Return to The Cleveland Institute Of Art In 1972, Charles reentered the Cleveland Institute Of Art and, while working full time as a commercial photographer by day, graduated from the night school program (1977) majoring in Intaglio print making. Through his studies, Charles discovered the classical concepts of open-eyed meditation and began to create Mandalas as a path to self discovery. Gilchrist Photography In 1978, Charles formed his own commercial photography business (Gilchrist Photography) located in an old warehouse building. May Company In 1980, Charles closed this studio and dissolved "Gilchrist Photography" in order to take a senior executive position with the May Company. He was in charge of the in-house photography studio which produced hundreds of fashion and hard line catalogs, and thousands of newspaper ads). While working for the May Company, Charles developed his own personal studio, a loft located on the top floor of the Bradley Building (Cleveland Warehouse District). G Plus Studios In 1982, Charles ended this position with the May Company in order to form a new business (G Plus Studios). Charles designed G Plus Studios to support a more serious pursuit of his personal creative work which he had been avidly pursuing from the beginning. During the 80's, he worked in numerous media including Photography, Graphic Design, Print Making. Drawing, Mixed Media and Painting.  Self portrait, 1987.New Mexico In 1989, Gilchrist dissolved "G Plus Studios," and relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico, pursuing a full time "Fine Arts" career in the South West. While working and living there, four local galleries combined to sell about 3 dozen Gilchrist acrylic paintings (Mandalas) but family and financial problems forced changes.   Self Portrait with Acrylic Mandala: New Mexico 1990 Florida    In 1991, Charles briefly relocated to the gulf coast of Florida and then moved back to Cleveland, Ohio where he met Pamela Dickens.   Charles and Pamela in New Mexico 1992 Medina   In 1995, Charles married his third wife, Pamela and relocated to an old farm in Medina, Ohio (their hermitage). In the late 90's, Pam contracted breast cancer and passed away April 7th, 2000. This was a tragic loss for us all. Pamela Gilchrist was a gifted and well known professional Astrologer with over 2000 clients nation wide. Cleveland Charles (now back in Cleveland) continues to produce volumes of work in mutable media including Mandalas and photography. He is collected by numerous patrons. One of his most extraordinary commissions (1996) was for a group of 48 paintings (Mandalas based on sacred geometric icons) which are hung in the new headquarters building of the company "Corporate Express," located in Broomfield, Colorado. Self Portrait, 2004 Film Making In 2001, Charles became interested in producing and editing documentary film and video, working with Kevin P. Miller. Mr. Miler is an award wining writer producer with numerous film credits including "Let Truth Be The Bias," "We become Silent," and his new film. "Generation RX". Charles was the associate producer/editor on We Become Silent and Generation RX. CG Imaging We at www.CharlesGilchrist.com (CG Imaging) manage this site and have reproduced a poster, several limited editions, and numerous prints based on Gilchrist Mandalas. In this section, (Sacred Geometry) we are introducing Mr. Gilchrist's brilliant work in Sacred Geometry to a larger audience. Gilchrist's MandalaMarch 31, 2005 A Large Metatron's Cube (42" X 42" X 3") Workshops on Sacred Geometry Charles has recently begun a new Lecture-Workshop series, each including a limited edition booklet holding numerous Gilchrist Mandalas and graphic works, many never before published in any form. The first Workshop of the series is entitled, Sacred Geometry and The Traditional Oracular Systems. His teaching is both entertaining and informative. Video Workshops In september 2007, Charles launched his first Video Workshop on Sacred Geometry, choosing YouTube to introduce his understanding of Mandala and Sacred Geometry to the world in video form (see links below). Look for more coming soon.   If you would like to hear this very unusual artist speak about his beautiful spiritual work and the fabulous transcendental world of Sacred Geometry, contact us via E-mail or call us at (216) 529-1568.