On this bonus episode Tyler dives into talking about his favorite country music artist of all time: Randy Travis. Joined by the person most responsible for that fan hood: his mom. It’s an episode full of country music fan hood and appreciation for the amazing music Randy Travis made throughout his career.

On this episode we sit down with Mike and Cody Norman: a father-son duo racing Modifieds in North Carolina. Mike Norman is a former regular at Bowman Gray Stadium and races with the Southern Modified Racing Series while Cody races 602 Modifieds and also Ace Speedway modifieds. In addition to their own racing they also discuss their likes as race fans of dirt late model racing and more.

On this episode we take a look at the NASCAR Career of Bob Wellborn, the Denton, North Carolina native who won 9 NASCAR Grand National races and 3 consecutive championships in NASCAR’s long defunct Convertible Series.

Tyler, Buddy and Pops sit down and talk about why we have the favorite drivers that we have. The reasons people become fans of drivers: paint scheme, home town, personality, likability, skill, style. The reasons are endless, but these are just a few of our favorites. From local to regional to national levels we analyze all the drivers we’ve rooted for over the years.

We sit down with Roger Johnson, the owner of Performancenter Racing Warehouse to discuss his beginnings in racing go-karts, to working on 360 and 410 Sprint Cars, what led him to purchase a Late Model Chassis business, and what he sees coming down the road when NASCAR debuts its Next-Gen car and how it will affect the racing community.

In this bonus episode former Ace Speedway announcer Tyler Williams sits down with former Ace Speedway general manager Brad Allen to trade stories from their times at Ace Speedway and times from beforehand. The two were paired together in their respective roles at Ace Speedway from 2010-2015 but also spent many years as fans at the 4/10’s mile oval in Altamahaw, North Carolina.

On this episode we chat with Will Spencer, the Founder and Owner of the Winston Cup Museum in Winston-Salem, NC that commemorates the involvement and achievement of the Winston brand of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company as the title sponsor of the NASCAR Winston Cup Series from 1971-2003. We talk about the some of the different items in the museum in addition to just how much Winston's sponsorship did and impacted the sport of NASCAR Racing and a ton more.

On this special bonus episode we dive into the racing history of Gwyn Staley, a 3 time NASCAR Grand National Series winner and 2 time NASCAR Convertible series winner as well. We look over the history of his NASCAR career, the cars he drove, the owners he drove for, and how the young 30 year old driver was just coming into his own when fate took him away.

In this series of episodes Tyler and Buddy look back at the former tracks of North Carolina that formerly hosted NASCAR Grand National and Winston Cup racing. These are tracks no longer active in any capacity but definitely worth shedding some light on and learning just a piece of their history. Tracks featured in this episode include: Asheville-Weaverville Speedway, Champion Speedway, Charlotte Speedway, Cleveland County Fairgrounds, Coastal Speedway (South Carolina), Concord Speedway, Dog Track Speedway, Forsyth County Fairgrounds, Gastonia Fairgrounds and Greensboro Fairgrounds.

On this episode we are joined by southern modified driver Bobby Measmer Jr, a former winner on the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour, Bowman Gray Stadium and more. We hear from Measmer himself about his start in racing, running 4 cylinders at Concord Speedway and even his time racing Super Late Models and what his plans are for 2020.