Keywords

racing, Jerrett Bransom, Texas Motor Speedway, IMCA, late model, dirt track, racing family, racing career, motorsports, Kennedale Speedway

Summary

In this episode of Mid-America Dirt, host Skip Garland interviews Jerrett Bransom, a prolific racer from Burleson, Texas. Jerrett shares insights about his racing career, which includes racing in multiple classes and his family's deep-rooted involvement in the sport. He discusses his upcoming race at Texas Motor Speedway, his transition to late model racing, and his aspirations for the future. The conversation highlights the challenges and excitement of racing, as well as the importance of family and community in the sport.

Takeaways

Jerrett has participated in 69 features this year.

He races primarily in the IMCA Southern Sport mods and stock cars.

Jerrett's family owns Kennedy Speedway Park, his home track.

He started racing at a young age, beginning with go-karts.

Jerrett is transitioning to late model racing, seeking more experience.

He aims to gain seat time at Texas Motor Speedway.

Jerrett has won multiple track championships at his home track.

He hopes for a slick surface at the upcoming race.

The racing community is supportive and collaborative.

Jerrett expresses gratitude towards his sponsors and family for their support.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Jerrett Bransom and His Racing Career

02:58 Racing Family Legacy and Early Beginnings

05:59 Transitioning to Late Model Racing

08:58 Upcoming Race at Texas Motor Speedway

11:58 Future Aspirations in Racing