Noah Hinchee returns to the Pit Chatter Podcast with host Langley Austin after a big announcement from the newly formed Franklin County Raceway.

That'll be the new name of the new regime in Callaway, VA for the 2025 season. Timmy Meadows will be heading up the new management team and will lead the track into the 2025 season with several upgrades and changes in store.

Noah and Langley discuss the details available about the new management and a few more details that haven't been released yet.

On this episode, Langley Austin and Junior Austin sit down for a short episode of the Pit Chatter Podcast in Noah Hinchee's absence.

They discussed Left Turn Promotions' Facebook post on Tuesday night about new management at the track. They also discussed the potential of the Stock4 Tour, a dirt track shut down this week, and more.

This week on the Pit Chatter Podcast, Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee are joined by Stock4 driver Austin Guilliams to discuss the division having a new home for 2025.

The Stock4 division will be added to Natural Bridge Speedway's 2025 schedule, giving the drivers somewhere to race if Franklin County Speedway doesn't open or somewhere else to run in the event it does open.

They discussed what took place at the meeting and the expectations for the class and the season upcoming. Plus they talk about rumors and other things and of course some picking on Noah.

On this week's episode of the Pit Chatter Podcast, hosts Noah Hinchee and Langley Austin get together to talk some racing in the frigid cold.

This week we took to Facebook and let the listeners ask the questions. We answered them all. So, listen in and get your answers here.

Plus, talk of the Thanksgiving Classic at Southern National Motorsports Park, the Turkey Day draft results, memes, the caption contest and more.

Pit Chatter Podcast hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee get together a day early due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

On this episode, the guys break down the talking points from the South Carolina 400 at Florence Motor Speedway where Dale Earnhardt, Jr. took center stage after getting a provisional and racing up to second before parking with 30 laps to go.

They talk about Carson Loftin's debut Late Model Stock Car race with Nelson Motorsports, the 10-second fight between Mason Diaz and Conner Jones, and streaming problems at Florence.

Plus, they play a game to see who can draft the best Thanksgiving Day meal, they go through various topics discussing the likelihood of things happening in the racing world in 2025, Modifieds racing during the Clash at Bowman Gray and much more.

After missing out on podcasting last week, the Pit Chatter Podcast comes back to life for episode 37 with hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee.

They get in-depth on various subjects, including allowing rules to get out of hand and ruining divisions, great things going on at Lonesome Pine Raceway, and the latest rumors about the upcoming season.

Hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee are back this week with the national and local election results. They discuss the local racing scene, a reality TV show coming back, Roombas, a little football, and more.

Hear from Pit Chatter Podcasts hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee as they return after a month off from the show and a month without racing at Franklin County Speedway.

In the first non-Franklin County Speedway episode the guys talk about what's been going on, the rumors, and much more.

Pit Chatter Podcast hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee reviewed the final night of Moonshine Capital Promotions promoting races at Franklin County Speedway and no topic was off-limits.

From a final moment pass for the win in the kid's bike race to knocking the gate down in street car drags, the night went Buck Wild before the first green flag. With Boo Carlisle from Kick'n Asphalt vlog in attendance with his STAR Super Stock Tour, the locals stole the show with intense championship battles and more.

The night ended in a cloud of smoke and four (six according to Noah) new champions were crowned. At the night's end, only a few drivers were happy while others reminisced about what could have been and many hung around saying goodbye to a season and an era.

After a complete 💩 show during the Fifth Annual Ricky Gillespie Memorial, hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee sit down and discuss a wild night at the track.

The night included on and off-track altercations in nearly every division with top runners clashing and tough nights for some points contenders. It was such a wild night that the normally entertaining Stock4 division was just a sideshow to everything else going on.

Plus, the guys predict the champions and talk about the 3 drivers in each division going for the championship. Plus they talk a lot of smack about rigging racing and promoting the track next season.