In this episode, Jack talks to  20 year old Californian,  Dean Thompson who in just 2 years racing super late models, has already racked up a Rookie of the year title along with Irwindale Speedway’s 2020 Track Title. His dream, like so many others who refine their skills on America’s Short Tracks is to one day, make it to the very top of the NASCAR Pyramid, the NASCAR Cup Series.

Jack catches up on things with Michael Waltrip. Together they review Michael’s career in NASCAR as well as his Fox TV role and his return to driving as part Tony Stewart’s & Ray Evernham’s horsepower Circus the Superstar Racing Experience.

Paul Page and IndyCars are forever linked and Jack visits with his old friend to get Page’s take on the past, present and future of the sport. They also reminisce about some of their ABC assignments and fellow announcers as well as Paul’s new book: “Hello, I’m Paul Page. I’s Raceday In Indianapolis”.

And in Jack’s “Story Time” segment, he shares a cautionary tale about how what you may think is a harmless gesture can if you are not careful,  earn you the title of “Ugly American”.

In this Episode, Jack visits with Corey LaJoie, driver of the Spire Motorsports Chevy Camaro number 7 in the NASCAR Cup Series. Corey shares his thoughts on an assortment of topics from why NASCAR needs more OEM partners to why his podcast walks a bit of a tightrope with NASCAR.

 In the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Victory Lap, Peyton Sellers shares his formula for winning this year’s National Title. 

 And, IndyCar’s Colton Herta visits, explaining how he mixes surfing, drumming in a rock band, loving “Talladega Nights”  and wheeling an IndyCar at 230 mph. 

 And Jack shares little story about Geoff Bodine that involved Geoff and a semi-pro Boxer. 

In this Episode you’ll hear from NASCAR’s Kyle Busch who earned Xfinity win 100 at the Nashville Superspeedway. He traces his career from Las Vegas Motor Speedway’s “Bull Ring” to the pinnacle of NASCAR. 

18 year old Kole Raz takes the Advance Auto Victory lap and explains why he traveled 1,400 mile ONE WAY each week to win a championship.

22 year old Mexican IndyCar driver Pato O’Ward joins the show and talks about his 2021 campaign behind the wheel of Arrow Maclaren’s Chevy.

And, in Jack’s “Story Time” he explains how he started on his announcing career just by happenstance. 

In this very special Episode Jack visits with the undisputed King of NASCAR, Richard Petty for a far reaching exclusive interview that not only traces his career but also weighs in on the racing of today.

In the Advance Auto Parts Victory Lap you will meet an incredible driver that overcame the loss of both his legs. Greg Davidson talks about his physical challenges that threatened his racing career and how he discovered a way to continue racing with ingenuity and dedication.

 And in “Story Time”, Jack reveals  how Richard Petty shaped an integral part of his broadcasting career

In this Episode, IndyCar’s newest 500 Champion car owner Michael Shank shares his perspective on his team’s recent “500” win and possible expansion plans.

 Texas Motor Speedway’s Eddie Gossage reflects upon his 25 years guiding the fortunes of the Lone Star State’s flagship speedway as well as what’s next for him.

Utah short track champion Eric Rhead explains why he tows on average 14 hours round trip to compete in The NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series.

 And, Jack shares a story of how Darrel Waltrip’s 1981 Winston Cup Title was a come from behind saga fueled by an unusual opportunity and how it forever changed the way NASCAR celebrated their Champions. 

In this Episode, IndyCar’s Ryan Hunter-Reay visits and recounts his hard knocks rise up the IndyCar food chain.

Greenville Pickens Speedway 2020 Track Champion Cameron Bolin explains what it was like for him to win the track title at the age of 15

MRN and SiriusXM Radio’s Dave Moody visits and discusses everything from Brad Keselowski to MRN and how he handles those callers on SiriusXM NASCAR channel 90’s “Speedway”

And, Jack tells you the inside scoop on the unlikely matching of Darrell Waltrip, Mountain Dew and Junior Johnson’s famous number 11’s

In this episode, NASCAR Truck Series driver John Hunter Nemechek explains why he stepped back from Cup to Trucks this season.

 Kres VanDyke talks about his Late Model Program and how he gives back through  a program “Driven for Development”

 And, IndyCar’s Ed Jones explains how his off time includes taking courses at MIT, attending MMA and Boxing events as well as tinkering on the piano

In this Episode, Riverhead Raceway’s Tom Rogers talks about life racing on the quarter mile Long Island, NY bullring – Riverhead Raceway.

3-time Indy 500 Champion Helio Castroneves previews his quest for that elusive fourth “500” win as part of Meyer Shank Racing. He also reveals his “hair product” of choice

 And America’s Crew Chief, Fox TV’s NASCAR Technical Analyst, Larry McReynolds reflects on his 20 years at Fox TV and his 40 year racing career.

In this Episode, Justin Marks and Daniel Suarez talk about their new Cup Team and their partnership with Latino recording star, Pitbull.

New Hampshire native Brain Robie,  is in the Advance Auto Parts Victory Spotlight where he will explain how he captures 3 Track Titles as well as a State Title last season.

And, Indy 500 Champion Tony Kanaan reflects back on his 20 year IndyCar career and explains how he still communicates with his deceased father.

In this Episode, IndyCar’s Rookie of the year last season, Rinus Veekay explains how he is taking lessons learned and using them to become a winner.

Kaulig Racing’s President and General Manager, Chris Rice reacts to a childhood secret his mom, Cathy Rice (South Boston Speedway G.M.) shared in Episode 8. He also reveals the underlying secret to the team’s competitiveness.

And, Canadian Weekly Series Track Champion, Erica Thiering explains hoe her approach to racing has evolved. That and Canadian’s love of Poutine