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Episode 162 - We realized we hadn't done a show with only each other in a while, so here one is.  We catch up on what's going on with Adam's car situation, outline Austin's 10k mile motorcycle trip and have some laughs along the way.  Inside Out Car is born, Abrin and Andy fix Abrin's EVO X, Austin makes some jokes probably...

Episode 161 - Adam and Austin are joined by long time Honda Meet Buddy and SCCA Club Racer, Ryan Kristoff.  We talk about Ryan's crazy F Prod CRX, club racing, Honda Meet, and a whole host of other things.  Be sure to follow Ryan Kristoff Racing on Facebook to keep up with Ryan and all of his racing adventures!

Episode 160 - This show is a mash up between Austin and Adam announcing at #GRIDLIFE Track Battle Round 3 at Autobahn Country Club and driving a Spec Fit while at Honda Meet at Gingerman.  Yes, that's right, holding a mic in one hand and steering with the other.  Do we survive?  Does Adam miss a shift?  How hard can it be?  

Episode 159 - We're in the RadV at Honda Meet with Time Attack Driver Will Au-Yeung, driver of one of the fastest time attack cars in the world.  Minutes before this was recorded, Will broke the production car door slammer lap record at Gingerman Raceway with a 1:27.534, besting James Houghton by .3 seconds.  We talk about Will's upcoming campaign at World Time Attack Challenge in Sydney, Australia, what made him choose a 9th gen Civic to build into a Time Attack car, and we get into a little bit of industry talk with a man whose life is completely consumed by our world.  

Episode 158 - Pirelli World Challenge driver Anthony Magagnoli stops by the beach in a last minute meet up with Austin.  They talk about Anthony's first season in PWC driving a BMW M235iR for Rooster Hall Racing, how to quickly learn a new track, pre-running tracks before proessional races, and getting your competition license through one of the programs with the lowest barriers to entry and the most acceptance among all organizations - BMW Club School.

Episode 157 - For this show, we're at Autobahn Country Club for Gridlife Track Battle Round 3.  It's late at night, we have taquitos, have had a few drinks, and are joined by Mental Ward and Brenden Lehman.  Two different extremes of track experience between our two guests, one great show.  

Episode 156 - From the Grand Prix Campground at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Austin sits down with HFF (Honda Front Wheel Drive) Challenge Series founder Jared Reyes and recent driver addition to the challenge - 14 year DSPORT Magazine Employee, Jeren Walker.  Jared is a long time track guy, while Jeren just jumped in head first this year.  We talk about HFF Challenge, try to talk Jeren about of turbocharging his car, and all around tell it like it is when it comes to driving on track.  Find out more about HFF Challenge at hffchallenge.com  

Episode 155 - Part 2 of our live commentary from #GRIDLIFE Midwest Festival.  Honda factory backed Pirelli World Challenge Driver Tom O'Gorman joins us for a bit as does Time Attack Driver James Houghton.  Later, we have live in car commentary during two time attack sessions from The Smoking Tire and Drive on NBC Sports Matt Farah.  Also joining us is Zack Klampman near the end of the show.  If you enjoy the show, share it with a friend.  You can also leave us reviews and ratings in the iTunes store.  

Episode 154 - Richard Symons came all the way from England for the #Gridlife Midwest Festival.  Austin and Adam get him on the horn during a late night journey back to Chicago in the RadV after the event.  We talk about the difference between England and America in many differnt forms.  Voices are worn out, Richard had a Rad time, Austin falls asleep.  Visit tracktuned.com  XOXO

Episode 153 - We're in the announcers booth at #GRIDLIFE Midwest Festival announcing with Matt Farah and Jarod DeAnda.  Matt gets called on on saying "drifting is easy,"  we hear about a plane landing during a runway roll race, Robert Thorne stops by to talk about his growing busted axle and diff collection that's getting larger at every event, and Matt makes the best statement ever covering what it's like to announce - "Even though you have a microphone in your hand, you sometimes forget that people are out there listening."