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West Coast dirt racing, fast and local.
West Coast Dirt Report is a fast-moving dirt-racing roundup built around highlights, results, points, and interviews. It favors sprint cars, local-track detail, and practical race talk from Skagit Speedway, Deming Speedway, California events, and larger stops that matter out west.
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West Coast Dirt Report serves dirt-track fans who want the West Coast racing week without a lot of padding. It is brisk and names-heavy. The show moves through highlights, winners, podiums, points, divisions, and track notes with the pace of someone trying to catch up a knowledgeable fan before the next green flag. Skagit Speedway is a frequent anchor, but the view reaches outward to Deming Speedway, Watsonville, Cottage Grove, Tulare, Placerville, Central Arizona Raceway, Route 66 Motor Speedway, and other stops that shape the open-wheel conversation. Sprint cars sit near the center. The show also spends real time with Sportsman Sprints, Junior Sprints, 600 Restricted, 600 Open, 1200s, Hornets, midgets, and IMCA Modifieds when those classes matter to the week. Race-highlight segments carry a lot of the energy. Cars work the top, search the bottom, hit lap traffic, throw sliders, and restart into crowded corners. Then the show usually settles into interviews or pointed race discussion. Guests such as Dominic Scelzi, Cam Smith, Justin Sanders, Andy Forsberg, Trey Starks, Tanner Holmes, Landon Brooks, Scott Russell, Jeff Westergard, and Tanner Merritt bring the cockpit view, including rough-track driving, setup compromises, travel, seat time, and the pressure of expected wins. The show respects the local ladder. Deming Speedway is treated not as filler, but as a place where future Skagit names start becoming familiar. Larger series also matter when NARC King of the West, SCCT, or Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing intersect with the region's fans and drivers. The tone is casual, direct, and comfortable with racing shorthand. It does not slow down to explain every term. That is part of the appeal. West Coast Dirt Report feels built for people who already scan lineups, remember podiums, and care how a track changed over a feature. It is part recap desk, part local-racing bulletin, and part driver conversation, all pointed at the dirt scene west of the Rockies.
Made for: For sprint car and dirt-track fans who follow Skagit, Deming, California tracks, and West Coast open-wheel racing closely. It works best for listeners who enjoy results, points, divisions, driver interviews, and technical track talk.
What sets it apart: The show blends rapid regional race recaps with interviews that stay close to driving, setup, and track conditions. Its strength is local literacy: it treats weekly divisions and feeder tracks with the same seriousness as bigger touring series.
West Coast Dirt Report hosted by Blake Anderson and Erik List features interviews from around the West Coast covering everything dirt track related.Skagit Speedway is a dirt track located in Burlington, WA racing weekly on most Saturday nights - end of April through the end of September. Running 410 Sprint Cars, 360 Sprint Cars, Sportsman Sprint Cars, Hornets, CGE Garage Midgets, and the IMCA Modifies. However only three classes race per night, you can find the 2026 schedule and buy your tickets online at SkagitSpeedway.comThank you for listening, and be kind to each other.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It turns West Coast sprint-car results into a detailed account of racecraft, track conditions and the regional scene around them.
West Coast Dirt Report moves from race recaps and points updates to interviews without losing its local-track focus. Blake Anderson and Eric List alternate at the microphone, guiding listeners through sprint-car action at Skagit Speedway, Deming Speedway and California venues…
A slide job becomes your box score, then the driver explains why the car behaved.
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A brisk dirt-racing roundup that keeps the weekend results moving.
West Coast Dirt Report stays tightly focused on race action, moving from both nights of the NART King of the West Sprint Car Series in California to two nights of Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing in Texas, then on to Skagit Speedway's round two of the 360 Sprint Car Series…
A brisk regional dirt report with results and dates kept in clear view.
West Coast Dirt Report offers a tidy regional roundup, moving from Watsonville Speedway's 360 event to Deming Speedway's fourth round, then onward to Skagit Speedway's season opener and Cottage Grove Speedway's Spring Fling 360.
A rough Tulare night, plus a look toward Placerville and Skagit.
West Coast Dirt Report stays locked on West Coast racing, moving from Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing to the NARC King of the West Sprint Car Series stop at Tulare Thunderbolt Raceway.
Las Vegas, Marysville, and Corey Day's Eagle read anchor the week.
West Coast Dirt Report's March 18 episode follows a packed West Coast sprint car stretch, moving from the Las Vegas Motor Speedway dirt track, where Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing opened with three different winners in three days, to Marysville and then into Corey Day's…
A Chico-heavy recap with race-night chaos, a breakthrough win, and a sharp interview to tie it together.
West Coast Dirt Report settles into Chico this week, where Silver Dollar Speedway's Silver Cup delivers a brisk mix of lead changes, cautions, and Austin Wood's breakthrough Saturday.
The show opens with highlights.
Blake Anderson opens fast.
Eric List opens this week's West Coast Dirt Report with racing action all along the West Coast.
This episode features sportsman sprint car drivers Jeff Westergard and Tanner Merritt discussing their recent racing trip to California, including car modifications, track experiences, and insights into sprint car racing at Scadgett Speedway.
This episode covers racing highlights from Deming Speedway, focusing on completed 4A mains and the 600 Restricted event despite rain disruptions on the West Coast.
This episode covers the opening weekend of the 2026 racing season at Deming Speedway, featuring highlights from Junior Sprints, 600 Restricted Class, and 1200s events in the Pacific Northwest.
This episode provides highlights and commentary on a busy week of racing, focusing on the Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing event at Route 66 Motor Speedway in Amarillo, Texas.
This episode covers highlights from night one of the Cactus Classic sprint car racing event at Central Arizona Raceway, featuring drivers like Rico Abreu and Tanner Thorson.
West Coast Dirt Report covers a packed March 18 on the dirt racing calendar.
Blake Anderson opens on Chico.
Fifteen-year-old Levi Hillier describes "driving blind" after a visor tear-off failure at Central Arizona Raceway, forcing him to wipe his visor and choose openings carefully.
John Hamilton of GWC Media tells hosts Eric List and Justin Youngquist that he films Skagit Speedway "docu style," following drivers and fans without scripting moments.
This episode features Tyler Thompson discussing his racing experiences, car modifications, memories of a fellow racer, and challenges like sponsorship and equipment issues.
A bonus episode featuring personal racing stories, including car modifications, memories of a friend, and experiences with equipment like GoPros, set against the backdrop of Skagit Speedway's high limit racing event.
This episode features a discussion about racing at Skagit Speedway, including personal stories from Howard Vos about his passion, memories, and experiences in the sport.
This episode features a conversation about racing experiences, personal motivation, and a memorable story involving a line in the dirt at a race track.
This inaugural episode of the On the Gas podcast recaps the 53rd Jim Reaper Memorial Dirt Cup at Skagit Speedway and introduces plans for weekly episodes featuring guests like drivers and owners.