On this episode of The Dirt Parlor, Don Martin and Gordy Gundaker sit down to hash out the latest stories shaking up dirt racing. With no guests this week, it's all about raw conversation between two racers who live and breathe the sport. From Dale Blaney's stunning World of Outlaws win at 60 years old in a car built outside the cookie-cutter mold, to the ingenuity it takes to succeed on the track, they bring perspective you won't hear anywhere else.

The talk turns fiery as the hosts unpack David Gravel's rise as dirt racing's unapologetic villain. He's racking up wins, cashing massive checks, and leaning into the boos with confidence. Don and Gordy debate whether Gravel's polarizing personality is bad for the sport — or exactly what it needs to stay exciting.

Finally, they preview the high-stakes National Open, breaking down the momentum, the Pennsylvania Posse challengers, and who they think has the best shot at the $75,000 prize. Packed with passion, insight, and plenty of laughs, this episode is a must-listen for fans who love dirt racing in all its drama and glory.

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