This week on The Dirt Parlor Podcast, Don Martin and Gordy Gundaker break down a week that reminded everyone why dirt late model racing is unlike any other sport. Kicking things off with the jaw-dropping win by the ageless Billy Moyer at Brownstown, the guys reflect on what makes him such an enduring force behind the wheel. From his signature smooth style to the countless times he's come out of "retirement" to show the field how it's done, Moyer's latest victory proves greatness doesn't fade it evolves.

Gordy shares his personal experiences racing against Moyer, recalling both admiration and frustration, while Don offers nostalgic memories from when Moyer and his own father raced side by side. It's a tribute to the legends who helped build the sport and are still shaping it today. With insight, laughter, and deep respect, they unpack what Moyer's ongoing dominance means for the next generation of racers and fans alike.

The episode also highlights Jason Feger often overlooked, never outworked. As the only driver to pick up two wins this week, Feger reminded everyone why he's a Midwest mainstay. From his roots in the Summer Nationals to his relentless work ethic and diverse track wins, Feger's career is a blueprint for consistent excellence. Don and Gordy shine a light on a driver who might not always grab the headlines, but continues to stack up wins and respect every time he hits the track.

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