Pit Chatter Podcast

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.

This week the Pit Chatter Podcast is back with some bench racing after a weekend off from racing. Hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee talk about the racing weekend around the region, the racing weekend ahead, and more.

Pit Chatter Podcast host Langley Austin was joined in the studio by "Jumbo" Dennis Hall while co-host Noah Hinchee is home sick.

Langley and Jumbo talk candidly about a night of racing action that again didn't disappoint the fans despite some lower car counts in the Legends cars. The first Stock4 finish was three-wide for the win and the second race saw two racing veterans battle hard in the closing laps.

The Mini Stocks had one smooth race and another that seemed to be full of gremlins for the competitors. Some new names up front at the end of race two and some exciting racing throughout.

Despite the lower car counts in the Legends cars, the racing was on point with the Wheat Motorsports entries battling hard in both races and spilling over in the night cap.

On this episode of the Pit Chatter Podcast hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee take a look back at the Daniel's Auto Glass Buster Carroll Memorial, another night of great racing and borderline chaos.

They talk about a new winner in the Rookie division and his upsetting one of the points chasers in the Stock4, a returning Mini Stock driver dominating a solid field of cars, tire talk from the Late Models which led to a Buster Carroll Memorial winner that grew up watching him race. Then the Legends went wild for the first time this season, with some badass rides in the Virginia Vintage Racers series and a great battle for the Sportsman win in the East Coast Flatheads.

Noah and Langley discuss the final Any Car race in November, practicing at bowling, and much more.

After a one-week hiatus, the Pit Chatter Podcast with hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee is back with a recap of a night of chaos and drama.

From street car drag racing bumps and bangs to Mini Stock drama to a new winner in Late Models and a veteran misses out on a win after leading. Then, there's the Stock4 which produced a little bit of everything from on and off-track carnage, a photo finish for fourth, teammates crashing one another, lengthy tech at the end of the night and more.

Listen to hear all the details.

From bicycle racing against the future promoter in the early 1990's to jumping in a race car and crashing out in turn four, from winning races to getting addicted to drugs and being incarcerated and eventually redeeming his life, David Duncan, Jr. has lived a roller coaster life.

David joins the Pit Chatter Podcast hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee to discuss his racing life and the trials and tribulations he's endured over the years off the track. Today, he's a family man taking care of his parents and enjoying his new son and a new lease on life.

The Maggard Insurance Kid's Gold Rush night was one of those nights when there was so much to talk about that hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee chatted and laughed about a wild night.

The night included a family feud in the Grand National Super Series, a couple of fights during the power outage, two drivers inheriting wins, two drivers winning the Jeremy Dailey Memorial races in Stock4, bad luck continuing for one driver, and the best car counts of the season.

Listen to them discuss the crazy night of action in all the divisions and preview the Buster Carroll Memorial race on August 10th.

25-year veteran racer, Dennis Holdren drops by the Pit Chatter Podcast to talk about his career in racing with hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee.

The Roanoke, VA driver started in Mini Cups before moving to Limiteds and then Late Models, back to Mini Stocks/Mod4's, Super Street then Bowman Gray Stadium Modifieds, the SMART Modified Tour and now back to Mini Stocks and racing with his father.

Holdren talks about the people who he's raced against over the years, rivalries, tumbles in the Mini Cup car, racing up front with Philip Morris and Jason Lawrence. Driving a Frank Deiny prepared car, winning races at Shenandoah, Ace, Franklin County, Motor Mile and more.

Plus, why he and car owner Mark Dowdy stepped away from Modifieds this year, the possibility of getting back in it next season, how much longer he intends to race and so much more.

Listen in to a great story of a 25-year racing history from a driver who's done a little bit of everything including sitting in the stands here at Franklin County Speedway as a kid with his dad.

Pit Chatter Podcasts hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee talk about an array of topics from College Football 25 to wild scenarios in dirt racing to Ethan Truell winning at Lonesome Pine Raceway to crashing cars at South Boston Speedway and then a little bit about the next race on Saturday, July 27th and the Maggard Insurance Kid's Gold Rush.

Langley also asks Noah if he'd ride with him in an Any Car race, and apparently, he's unwilling. But, we did find out that he's officially retired from racing or at least he whispered that to us when he thought no one was listening. Listen in and let us know what you think.