A busy weekend of dirt racing is on tap, and we're here to get you ready for the World of Outlaws and USAC Sprint Cars at Eldora Speedway, World of Outlaws Late Models at Mississippi Thunder, and more. We also take a look at a jam packed streaming schedule.

News today from Kerry Madsen and the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series, and then we jump back into the discussion about what makes a good race from your perspective.

On this Wednesday we are recapping last night's Super DIRTcar Series win for Tim Fuller at Bridgeport Motorsports Park. There is also news from Kasey Kahne and the Plymouth Dirt Track, new podcast episodes and today's streaming schedule, plus we take a look at Chris Madden's World of Outlaws Late Model Series title chances.

Today on the show we have USAC Sprint Car news from Logan Seavey, we preview the Super DIRTcar Series at Bridgeport Motorsports Park, and we dive into Justin Peck's emergence this season with the All Star Circuit of Champions.

It was a weekend World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series sweep for Brad Sweet, with Aaron Reutzel and Wayne Johnson adding some flavor to the weekend. We are also talking Bobby Pierce's Hawkeye 100 win, Jonathan Davenport on the rise, trouble for Justin Peck, and a first time USAC midget winner.

The World of Outlaws show at Jacksonville Speedway was a wild one last night, and we are back today to recap it, plus get you ready for a busy weekend of racing for the Outlaws, All Stars, Lucas and USAC. There is also driver and team news from CJB Motorsports.

Coming off the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series weekend at Bristol I wanted to chat with one of the series' full time drivers about the experience, and who better to have then the hottest driver with the series lately. Carson Macedo joins me to talk through his Bristol experience including his performance, whether there is a comparison for the track, how he approached the weekend, and more. We also discuss his 2021 season to date with Jason Johnson Racing, the Ohio to California pipeline that currently includes his brother Cole, and my big championship question. Macedo is such a good guy to chat with, as he's very thoughtful and his passion for sprint car racing is massive.

We found out yesterday that Christopher Bell has put dirt racing on hold for now, and today we've got details and a reaction. We've also got news from Darrell Lanigan and Eldora Speedway, and we'll get you primed up for the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars at Jacksonville Speedway tonight.

Stewart Friesen stayed hot last night, winning with the Short Track Super Series in Delaware, plus we've got a bunch of wild dirt racing stats for you to ponder on this Wednesday.

With Tyler Courtney's recent move to the winged sprint car ranks, there has been a lot of talk about drivers migrating away from the non-wing side. One driver who has bucked that trend though is Paul Nienhiser. The 2019 MOWA sprint car champion started driving winged 410s when he was 15 and has been nearly exclusively a winged guy in the years since. That was until very recently. Paul is currently in his rookie season with the USAC National Sprint Car Series, driving for KO Motorsports as a teammate to Chase Stockon. He currently sits 10th in the USAC national points and is coming off an up and down weekend in Pennsylvania. He joins me on this episode to talk about his transition and getting the opportunity, gaining experience out on the national tour, why he made the move, where will will see him again in a winged car, and a lot more.