The 110 Nation

It's Wednesday, and Mike and C.J. are back in the studio to prepare you for the weekend in sports. Included is NASCAR action from Pocono and Iowa as well as ARCA action from Pocono as well. Please join us.

It's Tuesday, and that means Mike and C.J. get their weekly visit from Izzo, our hockey expert. In addition to recapping the news of the last 24 hours, Izzo outlines the latest hockey news, including Jaromir Jagr hoping to join an NHL club yet again this season and the U.S. Army and the Las Vegas Golden Knights ending their standoff about the team's logo. Please join us.

It's Monday, and Mike and C.J. are back in the studio to recap the weekend in sports. Included are all the NASCAR action from New Hampshire Motor Speedway, NFL news with training camp just around the corner, NBA free agency signings, and MLB trade rumors and deals in advance of the deadline. Please join us.

Join me, Mike Perricone, for another great episode of HOT LAPS WITH STATS on Friday, July 20, 2018, from 8-10 p.m. On Monday, we welcomed Lisa Wolper of Venturini Motorsports into the studios of The 110 Nation. On this episode of HOT LAPS WITH STATS, we talk to two more ladies who help make a local track run smoothly. Amber Weiss is an enduro driver who got into racing when her boyfriend built her a car for Riverhead Raceway. Then, we welcome back Cyndi Box Handley, who in addition to being the proud mom of Blunderbust driver Jack Handley, Jr., compiles, produces and writes the programs that fans can purchase every week at Riverhead. Please join us.

This week, Chris Creighton and Craig Moore conduct a "Part Two" of last week's show. In other words, they introduce you to two more competitors from the Mid-South Big 10 Street Stock Series. Justin Pugh is a 42-year-old Tennessee resident who began racing 13 years ago. While he has no championships to his credit, he admits to being an underdog who races for the love of it. Bryan Fortner began racing at 14 in all different classes but ended up in Street Stocks. Last year was his first year back in a car after a hiatus, and he is enjoying every minute. Please join us.

It's Wednesday, and Mike and C.J. are back in the studio to get you prepared for the sports weekend. Including the sports news of the last 24 hours, the guys also preview the upcoming sports weekend at New Hampshire. Please join us.

It's Tuesday, and that means Mike and C.J. will be joined by Izzo, our hockey expert. In addition to the latest free agent moves, Izzo and Mike will discuss the anniversary of a significant date in hockey lore, Of course, the guys will also review the sports news of the last 24 hours. Please join us.

It's Monday, and Mike and C.J. are back in the studio after a busy weekend in sports. In addition to addressing the sports news of the weekend, they welcome a very special guest into the studio. Venturini Motorsports is lauded for giving females opportunities both on and off the track. Lisa Wolper became the only woman hauler driver in ARCA in 2016 when the team was short one driver and she stepped up in an emergency, never to relinquish the seat. A Florida native, she got her CDL at 27 and had worked extensively in the trucking industry. Please join us.

Join me, Mike Perricone, for another great episode of HOT LAPS WITH STATS Friday, July 13, 2018 from 8-10 p.m. Our guests will be Tom Rogers, Jr., who left his personal #9 modified home and strapped into the Danny Watts-owned #82 for the first visit of the WHELEN Modified Tour this season to Riverhead Raceway. We will update Tom's season thus far and look ahead as well. Then, I will be joined by a first-time guest, Andre Vega. Andre is the car (truck) owner for the #18 of Mark Stewart. The team took their third trip to Victory Lane in 2018, as Eddie and Connie Partridge and Tom Gatz made good on their promise to bring back a racing staple from back in the day, Wednesday night, midweek racing. Please join us.

This Thursday, your hosts Chris Creighton and Craig Moore, will welcome two more drivers from the Mid-South Street Stock Series into the studio. Dillon Scott from Tennessee started racing at 14 and has two Championships to his credit along with 100 wins in the Mini-Stock class at Thunderhill Speedway. Still a young 29, he moved up to Street Stocks this season. Trevor Woodard started racing at 15 in an open wheel class, won three straight Championships, then briefly went to Tennessee National Speedway, where he won another Championship in 2015 before returning to Thunderhill, his Home Track. In 2017, Woodard, a Tennessee resident, finished fifth in National Points. Please join us.