In this episode, In My Opinion host Tony Rogers dives into the world of RC racing, discussing the challenges faced over the weekend due to weather, the importance of fire safety awareness, and the impact of community engagement in building the dirt oval racing scene. He addresses the question of whether racers owe knowledge to others and emphasizes the need for youth involvement in the sport. The conversation also touches on upcoming races, the significance of sharing knowledge, and the future of RC racing as a community-driven endeavor.

takeaways

This is not your normal Mr. Rogers neighborhood.

Weather significantly impacts RC racing attendance and numbers.

Fire safety awareness is crucial in the RC community.

Building a strong community is essential for the growth of dirt oval racing.

Sharing knowledge in racing can enhance competition and camaraderie.

Youth engagement is vital for the future of RC racing.

Racers should help newcomers to save money and improve their skills.

The importance of practice and getting laps in cannot be overstated.

Different tracks offer unique challenges that can improve driving skills.

Community events and clinics can foster growth in the sport.

132 Crew are back with a Thanksgiving episode. It is a great half hour of friends giving style fun.

In this conversation, Tony shares unfiltered thoughts on the racing community, emphasizing the importance of support, engagement, and respect for track conditions. He discusses upcoming events, the dynamics of track setup, and the various racing formats that can enhance the experience. The conversation highlights the need for communication among racers to improve track conditions and ensure a fun, competitive environment.

In this special episode, RC Underground Radio welcomes Tony Roger the host of the "In My Opinion RC Podcast". This is a no-nonsense conversation about one of the most addictive corners of the RC world: dirt oval racing.

They also get into the culture behind the oval scene: the rivalries, the camaraderie, the late-night wrench sessions, and why so many racers keep coming back for “just one more heat.” Whether you’re a seasoned oval racer or just curious about what makes left-turn RC racing so intense, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and plenty of trackside stories.

Strap in—this is RC Underground Radio, and we’re taking left turns wide open.

Ripping the Band-Aid Off The Elite Series – The Inside Story with Kevin McNatt & TJ Greer.

MONDAY 6AM

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This episode of RC Underground Radio pulls no punches. Series owner Kevin McNatt and RC racing social media force TJ Greer sit down for a candid, high-voltage conversation about The Elite Series.

For the first time, Kevin opens up about the decisions, the pressure, and the realities of running one of the most talked-about series in RC racing. TJ brings the outsider’s lens while Dave asks the biggest questions, setting the stage for a raw, revealing, no-BS breakdown of where The Elite Series stands and where it’s headed.

Host Tony Rogers asks the big question: is it better to go fast or focus on good racing? Callers share their opinions in this lively In My Opinion episode on RCU Radio.

🎙️ Catch it LIVE every Sunday on the Kempton RC Facebook page, or listen to the rebroadcast Wednesdays on RCU Radio, YouTube, Spotify, and all major platforms.

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The boyz jumped in the studio for abanger episode. No telling what will come to mind and be talked about from one minute to the next. Show up for the RC Drag Racing converstaion, stay for the laughs.

To tech or not to tech, THAT is the question. Plus no idea where the conversation will go when callers send in comments and opinions. Watch it all so not to miss a thing.

Host Tony Rogers takes questions and provides his opinions while also sharing the audience views in this spirited weekly conversation. This weeks Question of the week is " Should Top 3 cars be teched after each A Main at every RC track?" Listen and hear the concensus.

We’re back with Part Two of our critical conversation with Amy Scheu and Rick Cohen from Fire Suppression Solutions of Slinger, Wisconsin.

In this follow-up episode, we go even deeper into the realities of LiPo battery safety in the RC world — covering storage, transport, charging protocols, and what to do in a worst-case scenario. Amy and Rick answer listener questions, bust some common myths, and provide real-world tips that every RC racer should know.

🔥 If you thought Part One was eye-opening, this episode will complete your safety checklist and give you the confidence to handle LiPos the right way — on and off the track.

💡 Don’t race without this knowledge. Stay safe, stay prepared, and keep the RC fun rolling.

🎧 Listen now to Part Two of this essential safety series.