Episode 16 – “The Tiger” Tommy Neal

Multi-Time Bowman Gray Stadium Sportsman Champion

In Episode 16, Brad sits down with “The Tiger” Tommy Neal, a multi-time Bowman Gray Stadium Sportsman Division Champion and one of the most respected competitors to come through the Madhouse. Known for his toughness, consistency, and competitive fire, Tommy has built a reputation as a driver who always brings intensity to the track.

Tommy shares stories from his championship runs, the highs and lows of racing at Bowman Gray, and what it takes to stay competitive in one of the toughest short-track environments in the country. From old-school racing roots to lessons learned over years of competition, this episode is packed with experience and insight.

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Episode 15 – Brad Carrick

Former Velocita-USA Team Member | Lead Guitarist for Chris Lane

In Episode 15, Brad sits down with Brad Carrick, a former Velocita-USA employee whose journey has taken him from the motorsports world to the music industry. Now the lead guitarist for country music star Chris Lane, Brad shares how his path evolved from racing culture to life on the road playing sold-out shows.

The conversation dives into chasing creative dreams, taking risks, and how the work ethic and mindset he developed at Velocita carried over into the music world. From backstage stories to lessons learned along the way, this episode is all about growth, grit, and following your passion wherever it leads.

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Episode 14 – Andy Jankowiak

ARCA Menards Series Driver | Modified Racer | All-Around Wheelman

In Episode 14, Brad sits down with Andy Jankowiak, an ARCA Menards Series driver, modified racer, and a true “race anything with wheels” kind of competitor. Known just as much for his bandanas and unmistakable chest hair as he is for his hustle, Andy has built his racing career the hard way — including delivering pizzas to help fund his time behind the wheel.

Andy opens up about chasing opportunities, racing across multiple disciplines, and doing whatever it takes to keep the dream alive. From national-series competition to grassroots grit, this episode is a perfect snapshot of what Drivin’ Fast & Takin’ Chances is all about.

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Episode 13 – Jeff Hill

Owner of Jeff Hill Trailer Sales | Kart Racer | Former DJ

In Episode 13, Brad sits down with Jeff Hill, owner of Jeff Hill Trailer Sales, a kart racer, and a former DJ with a unique path through motorsports and business. From life behind the turntables to life at the racetrack, Jeff’s journey is anything but ordinary.

Jeff shares how his passion for racing led him into the trailer business, what he’s learned competing in karting, and how his diverse background has shaped the way he connects with customers and racers alike. It’s a fun, wide-ranging conversation about adaptability, passion, and finding your lane — whether it’s on the track or on the mic.

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Episode 12 – Shayne White

Owner of Micro Armor | Performance Lubricants for Street & Track

In Episode 12, Brad sits down with Shayne White, owner of Micro Armor, a company focused on manufacturing ultimate performance lubricants for both everyday use and high-demand racing applications. From street vehicles to race cars pushed to the limit, Shayne’s products are built around protection, performance, and durability.

Shayne and Brad dive into what separates premium lubricants from the rest, how real-world testing plays a role in product development, and why racers and everyday drivers alike are paying closer attention to what goes into their engines. It’s an informative look at innovation, reliability, and performance you can feel.

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Episode 11 – Chase & Mike Robertson

Third-Generation Racers | Bowman Gray Stadium

In Episode 11, Brad sits down with Chase and Mike Robertson, a father-and-son duo with deep roots at Bowman Gray Stadium. Chase is a third-generation racer who has already built an impressive résumé — earning two Sportsman Division Championships and two NASCAR National Division Championships before turning 21 years old.

Alongside him is his father, Mike Robertson, a longtime Bowman Gray competitor who has raced in nearly every division the stadium has to offer. Together, they dive into championship runs, sponsorships, family racing dynamics, controversy, and what it really takes to succeed in one of the toughest short-track environments in the country. It’s an honest, no-holds-barred conversation straight from the Madhouse.

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Episode 10 – Jaedyn Altiers

602 Dirt Late Model Driver | Welder & Fabricator at All Pro Welding & Fabrication

In Episode 10, Brad sits down with Jaedyn Altiers, a local 602 dirt late model driver from Lexington, North Carolina, who’s breaking barriers both on and off the racetrack. Beyond racing, Jaedyn is the only woman working in welding and fabrication at her father’s business, All Pro Welding & Fabrication, also based in Lexington.

Jaedyn opens up about what it’s like navigating two male-dominated fields, earning respect in the shop and at the track, and staying focused on her goals despite the challenges. From racing ambitions to life behind the welding hood, this episode delivers an honest and inspiring conversation about grit, determination, and proving yourself every day.

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Episode 9 – Kevin & Jacqueline Rumley

Dirt Racing Innovator | Longhorn Chassis | Velocita-USA

In Episode 9, Brad sits down with Kevin and Jacqueline Rumley — a powerhouse duo in the dirt racing world. Kevin Rumley is widely known as one of the sport’s top innovators and a key figure behind the success and evolution of Longhorn Chassis, helping shape modern dirt late model racing.

Joining him is his wife, Jacqueline Rumley, a social media and marketing expert who has played a major role in growing brands within motorsports — including being one of Velocita-USA’s very first full-time employees. Together, they share insight into innovation, branding, and what it takes to succeed both at the track and behind the scenes.

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Owners of Epic Trailers | Based in North Carolina, Roots in Nebraska

In Episode 8, Brad sits down with John and John Riley Nicholson, the father-and-son duo behind Epic Trailers. Originally hailing from Nebraska and now calling North Carolina home, the Nicholsons have built a reputation for quality craftsmanship, hard work, and trailers designed with racers and haulers in mind.

From making the move east to growing a trusted name in the motorsports world, John and John Riley share their story, their approach to business, and what it takes to build equipment that teams rely on week in and week out. It’s a conversation about family, commitment, and doing things the right way — on and off the road.

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Two-Time NASCAR Busch Series Champion | NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers | Owner of The Joie of Seating

In Episode 7, Brad sits down with Randy LaJoie, one of the most respected competitors in NASCAR history and a member of NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers. A two-time NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion, Randy’s career spans decades of success at the highest levels of the sport.

Beyond the racetrack, Randy is the owner of The Joie of Seating, a company dedicated to driver safety and comfort through innovative racing seat design. From championship moments to the evolution of safety in motorsports, this episode delivers insight, experience, and stories from someone who has truly lived every side of racing.

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