Off the Groove

In this week's episode, we're back "on track" and interviewing one of the biggest names in the modern era of flat track, Jared "The Jammer" Mees. He took time out of his busy schedule to chat with us about how his father got him into the sport, his championship seasons, his plans and expectations for the 2019 season.

In this week's episode, we were in a tight spot as we found ourselves without a guest for the first time in our short history. We were faced with two options...end our 43-episode streak and regroup, or call a few flat track family members and try to put a show together in the last hour...we chose the latter. We checked in with everyone's favorite jeweler, called Brandan Bergen to try to get some inside information, and spoke with Carver to get the details on an event in his hometown of Alton, Illinois.

In this week's episode we recap the season finale from Meadowlands and the latest announcements from the 2018 year-end banquet. We mix it up a bit as Chris Carter, the Producer of Off the Groove, hops on the mic and turns the table interviewing the interviewer Scottie Deubler. We talk about how he got into motorcycles, his racing history, and his transition from riding a bike to rockin' the mic.

In this week's episode, we recap the ice cold mile event from Minnesota, preview the 2018 season finale this weekend in the Meadowlands, and we chat with flat track newcomer, Ryan Sipes. While he may still be "learning the ropes" of our sport, he is no stranger to riding motorcycle and faired pretty well in the two events he raced in 2018. We talk about what its like growing up in Kentucky, his stacked motorcycle racing career, and why he's recently taken

a liking to flat track racing.

In this week's episode, we preview Round 17, the "Minnesota Mile" at Canterbury Park just outside of Minneapolis, Minnesota. We also chat with a lifetime fan of flat track who has recently bought into the series in a big way. Jerry Stinchfield, owner of Roof Systems of Dallas Texas joins us to talk about how he got into the sport, the ups and downs of building a team in a growing sport, and his future in flat track.

No races to recap or preview, so decided to shake things up a bit. We're introducing a new segment where you the fans can call-in and give us your opinions on the weekly topic (or flat track in general. If its good enough, we may just play your message on next week's show! This week's topic: COOLBETH vs. LEWIS...give us a call at 904-395-5956 and tell us what you think! We also catch up with two amazing flat track family members that are great for the S-O-L-E. Gary and Kellie Kinzler have been in the steel shoe business for twenty years now and have been able to turn their passion into a business supporting riders and the sport of flat track. Hear how they met, how they started the business, and what events you may be able to find them at in 2019!

In this week's episode, we recap the racing from Pennsylvania and catch up with the mechanic for Zanotti Racing and the #14 bike, Michelle Disalvo. We talk about their recent win in Williams Grove, the 2018 season, and her extensive racing career. This is one badass lady!

📸 Jodi Johnson

In this week's epsiode, we recap the jam-packed flat track weekend that was Springfield and put in a call to AFT Singles rider, Cole Zabala. While he's still fairly new to the world of flat track racing, his never-give-up attitude and willingness to learn has taken him far in his first few years at the professional level.

📸 Mia Moore

In this week's episode, we preview this weekend's events in Springfield. We give our picks to win Saturday's short track event and the 100th running of the Springfield Mile. We also catch up with the guy who is confident he will be finishing atop the box on Sunday, Bryan Smith. He tells us who inspired him at a young age to race flat track, how he got connected with Ricky Howerton, and his expectations for the rest of the 2018 racing season and beyond.

In this week’s episode, we review the Singles and Twins races from Peoria, and catch up with a racer who has been riding just about everything on two wheels this summer. From Motocross, to MotoAmerica, to flat track racing in AFT and Super Hooligan series, Andy DiBrino has been all over the country racing all kinds of motorcycles. We caught up with him to talk about where he got his love for racing, the big races he’s competed in this summer, and his future plans across multiple disciplines.