TJ and Dave are back in the studio as everyone returns from the holidays. They catch up on all the happenings as well as what will be coming up over the next few months. TJ is gearing up to leave for RC Chili Bowl, so the boys get into that subject as well. Check it out!

In My Opinion Podcast host Tony Rogers walks through the data of RC participants at various RC dirt oval tracks across the Midwest. The numbers tell a story of participation by all different people in their RC dirt journey. The statement Pro drivers are not more important than other raers is supported by the data. Check out this very interesting episode.

On this final holiday RCU Radio Rewind we talk with Jordan Mann after her breakout performance at RC Chili Bowl 2024. Jordan has gone on to take the RC world by storm since then. Enjoy this look back and Happy New Year

Description for In My Opinion Podcast. The podcast is all about radio control "RC" dirt oval racing with host Tony Rogers. The write in show allows you to be a part of the narrative.

We are heading back to the episode with Jah from Nigeria.It was a facinating discussion about the creativity of Jah to build a RC car with local materials in his home in Nigeria. There are no hobby shops or Hobby delivery opportunities. Let's go back to remember this interesting conversation.

In the next episode of In My Opinion host Tony Rogers discusses the recent weekend of racing, highlighting impressive attendance numbers and the success of various tracks, particularly PT's. He emphasizes the importance of community, support, and the role of rental programs in attracting new racers. The discussion also touches on brand support, sponsorship, and the significance of learning and improving as a racer.

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This holiday season, we’re unwrapping something special on RCU Radio Rewind! In our festive Christmas episode, we’re joined by Carpys Print & Wrap Company, a creative powerhouse that’s making both RC car enthusiasts and businesses stand out with their custom wraps and decals. From remote-controlled cars to full-size vehicles, Carpys has been decking out rides with vibrant, eye-catching designs—and they’re bringing that holiday cheer to this fun-filled episode!

In this engaging conversation, Tony and Tyler discuss various aspects of the racing community, including weekend racing events, track attendance statistics, the time commitment required from racers, and the importance of racer etiquette. They delve into the dynamics of track surfaces and preferences, as well as the challenges of scheduling races in a competitive environment. The discussion highlights the camaraderie within the racing community and the shared experiences of both racers and track owners. In this engaging conversation, They explore innovations in race formats, the importance of accountability within the racing community, and the dynamics of class structures. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among racers and the shared experiences that make racing a unique and cherished hobby.

This week on RCU Radio Rewind, we’re turning back the clock and revisiting one of our favorite past episodes! Join us as we rewind to our great conversation with Kevin Abbott from Exalt, where we dive into his journey in the RC world, the growth of the Exalt brand, and the passion that drives innovation in RC racing.

Whether you missed it the first time or want to hear it again with fresh ears, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and behind-the-scenes talk that still hits just as hard today. Sit back, hit rewind, and enjoy this classic RCU Radio episode with Kevin Abbott of Exalt. 🎙️🏁

In this engaging conversation, Tony discusses various aspects of the racing community, including track attendance, the importance of quality track time, and the role of spec classes as a stepping stone for new racers. The dialogue emphasizes community support, the significance of giveaways, and the quest for the perfect racing series. Tony also addresses the balance between racing and family life, the need for effective communication among racers, and the continuous learning process within the racing community.