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A grounded look at how late-model racing gets built and funded at the local and regional level.
This episode takes a close look at dirt late model racing at the local and regional level, with attention on the cost of the class and the builders who help keep cars on track.
A grounded sprint-car profile of Balog's 2025 breakout, equipment, and respect for his rivals.
Bill Balog's 2025 season reads like a real sprint-car breakout: after 10 IRA titles, two seasons with the All-Stars, and an outlaw rookie year in 2024, he finished with more wins than Donnie Schatz.
A steady look at sprint car racing's shifting 2026 landscape.
This sprint car discussion gives a steady read on a sport that is still moving fast. Jeremy Elliott and Justin Fiedler revisit the state of sprint car racing, taking in the two national series, a regional scene in transition, and the driver-team swaps headed into 2026.
Race journalists and Damon Hill break down F1 driver markets, team history, and car tech.
NASCAR fallout, fantasy picks, and blunt race talk.
MotoGP talk with rough edges and real affection.
Bike chat with mud still on it.
This episode features an interview with Kyle McFadden discussing the 2026 Dirt Late Model season, including rivalries like Davenport vs.
Logan CV is debuting a sprint car in High Limit races through a partnership involving Spire Motorsports and Chad Boat, marking a potential shift from his non-wing racing background.
This segment discusses the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series events at Ocala during Speed Weeks, covering practice sessions, non-points races, championship standings, and team participation.
This segment discusses Nick Hoffman's strong start to the World of Outlaws season, his potential as a championship contender against Bobby Pierce, and the impact of adding veteran crew member Scott Fichter to his team.
Dirt late model racer Michael Page won the Sunshine Nationals at Volusia but was later disqualified for unknown reasons, possibly due to a failed tire test, continuing his history of penalties in racing.
This episode previews the Chili Bowl's Driller Day main event, discusses drivers like Kyle Larson and Sammy Swindell, and explores why many racers are joining the World of Outlaws in 2026.
This episode segment covers dirt racing news including cheaters being busted, first-time winners at the Tulsa Shootout, late model wins, and updates on Outlaws and Lucas series.
This episode segment discusses the 2026 Lucas Oil late model dirt series field, including confirmed drivers and speculation about others, along with updates on sprint car plans and racing events.
This episode segment discusses controversial incidents in dirt racing, including driver disqualifications and mechanical failures, along with results from the World of Outlaws opener at Volusia.
The podcast discusses the 2026 opener of the High Limit Sprint Car Series, focusing on Kyle Larson's win over Corey Day and notable performances like Gio Selzy's.
This segment discusses Jonathan Davenport's recent wins tying and surpassing Scott Blomquist in Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series history, sparking debate about his place among the greatest dirt late model drivers.
Donnie Schatz ended a 510-day winless streak with a dominant victory at Talladega Short Track, marking a significant comeback for both him and his team CJB Motorsports.
The Wild West shootout at Central Arizona featured intense drama and contact between drivers like Hudson O'Neill and Bobby Pierce, raising questions about early-season tensions in dirt racing.
The segment discusses Tanner Thorson facing criticism for scratching from a World of Outlaws race at 81 Speedway after qualifying, with debate over whether it was a prudent equipment-saving decision.
This episode segment discusses Kyle Larson's recent win, the Tulsa Shootout, and various dirt racing news including crew chief moves, while also promoting recent interviews with Mike Knuckles, Jeremy Elliott, and Bill Balog.
This episode covers breaking news in dirt track racing, including Sheldon Hodenshield's long-awaited signing with KCP Racing, Brent Marks' team ownership changes, Tyler Courtney's comeback from injury with wins at Volusia, and results from the Hunt the Front late model series.
This episode covers dirt racing news including Ricky Thornton Jr.'s performance on different tire brands at Gateway Dirt Nationals, the impact of Flow Racing's acquisition of Lucas Oil late model series, upcoming weekend racing events, and a tribute to Greg Biffle following his death in a plane crash.
The host analyzes Brandon Overton's surprising decision to return to the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series full-time in 2026, examining whether he can contend after recent performance declines.
This episode of Dirt Tracker Daily provides off-season updates on dirt racing rosters and events.
Justin Fiedler provides updates on World of Outlaws and Lucas Oil series roster changes for 2026, analyzes Lucas's new championship structure that combines season-long and bonus payouts, reports on Ian Madsen's sprint car comeback, and shares emotional news about the show's Kubota sponsorship ending while revealing impressive growth metrics.
Host Justin Fiedler interviews sprint car driver Bill Balog about his surprising 2025 season, where he outperformed legend Donnie Schatz in wins.
This episode segment discusses sponsorship issues in dirt racing, focusing on High Limit likely losing Kubota as title sponsor and updates on other series and regional news.
Justin Fiedler interviews Mike Knuckles, owner of Warrior Race Cars, who provides an insider's look at building dirt late model chassis for the 'regular guy' and budget racer.
This episode of Dirt Tracker Daily covers breaking sprint car news including the World of Outlaws adding Australian rookie Scott Baguski, reveals Spire Motorsports paid over $400,000 for a High Limit racing franchise, and details a controversy where STP Motorsports used social media to pressure Atomic Speedway over unpaid race winnings.
Host Justin Fiedler interviews sprint car racing journalist Jeremy Elliott for a deep-dive state of the sport analysis.
Tanner Thorson has emerged as a surprising high-limit title contender in Sprint Car Racing in 2026, with strong early-season performance and a unique car setup, despite facing tough competition and having limited resources.
The segment discusses the 2026 Sprint Car National Touring season, focusing on Hank Davis and Michael Dutcher's move to High Limit Racing, the challenges of large team numbers, and financial risks for new teams.
The Lucas Oil late model dirt series is increasing tow money to help teams cope with high diesel fuel prices, with details on payment structures and additional support through the Winter Circle program.
This episode features Matt Weaver discussing Emerson Axsom's Chili Bowl win, Kyle Larson's performance, and insights from the 2026 event with interviews of key participants.
This episode discusses Jonathan Davenport's decision to skip national tours in 2026, its impact on the Lucas Oil series, and provides resources for Chili Bowl research.
This episode segment discusses dirt racing news including Kyle Larson's performance at the Chili Bowl, a Wild West shootout with DQs and run-ins, and a sprint car chassis clinic featuring guest speakers like Cody Jacobs and Kyle Ripper.
The podcast discusses cheating in motorsports, including a driver banned from the Chili Bowl, and promotes Dirt Tracker's analytics and subscription services.
The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series announces the end of its championship playoff format, returning to a traditional season-long points system for 2026, as revealed at their season-ending banquet.
The host introduces a live stream discussing upcoming dirt track racing events, including the World of Outlaws Late Model Series at Volusia and recent drama from the Chili Bowl and Wild West Shootout.
This segment discusses the contrasting dynamics between the World of Outlaws and High Limit sprint car series, highlighting dominance versus parity, and recaps recent race results and driver performances.
The segment discusses a new sprint car rule at Williams Grove in central Pennsylvania allowing a single in-car shock adjuster for 410 shows, introduced by race director Kevin Knauss from High Limit.
This segment discusses the start of the High Limit Sprint Cars season in Las Vegas, highlighting changes like Brad Sweet's reduced participation and a new sponsor.
The segment discusses recent disqualifications in dirt racing, including Michael Page's back-to-back DQs and Will Harrington's DQ for using signal sticks at Alltech Raceway.
This segment discusses recent Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series racing at Ocala during Speed Weeks, highlighting winners, driver performances, and upcoming entries.
This episode segment covers sprint car racing news, focusing on Buddy Kofoid's illness ending his Australia tour, along with updates on other drivers and events like the Chili Bowl.
Emerson Axum joins the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars full-time as a top rookie contender, highlighting the series' strong rookie class compared to High Limit.
This segment discusses Buddy Kofoid's disastrous night at Volusia with multiple mechanical failures, impacting his championship standings against David Gravel in the World of Outlaws.
The host defends the claim that David Gravel is the best sprint car driver by citing his leading win and earnings statistics over the past two seasons, despite his controversial reputation.
This segment discusses how track owner Bubba Clem negotiated with driver Jonathan Davenport to secure his participation in upcoming Lucas events at Ocala and Golden Isles, including Davenport's requirements for a provisional and merch trailer access.
This segment discusses rumors and evidence, including a removed die cast image and Pitbull show insights, about Ford engines potentially being used in sprint cars, with updates on Jason Johnson Racing and Kistler's involvement.
This segment discusses the impact of a scheduling conflict between the World of Outlaws and Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on driver choices and race outcomes, including Brandon Shepard's recent win.
This segment discusses Jonathan Davenport's social media trolling about racing at the Wild West Shootout, potential changes to his 2026 schedule, and updates on the event's drivers and logistics.
The episode discusses a late model car displayed at the PRI show that is illegal for major dirt racing series, along with updates on sprint car wraps, USAC schedules, and other racing news.
The 2026 sprint car season begins with ASCS 360s at Volusia's Dirt Car Nationals, featuring top drivers like Justin Peck and Brian Brown, ahead of the World of Outlaws opener.
This episode discusses sponsor changes in dirt racing, including Kubota's exit from High Limit Racing and other series, with updates on Cody Overton, Chili Bowl rosters, and potential driver movements for 2026.