Enjoy the journey of my long time friend Austin Bubba Banker!

Enjoy this free flowing conversation about karting with Zach Holcombe of DT Racing Solutions and Adam Johnson of AJC Mid America Racing Series.

Today we pull back the curtain a bit on Premier Racing Chassis’ operation and see how they took a unique approach to promoting and selling their chassis. In this conversation we explore how they approach customer service and strive to eliminate variables in a non traditional way. Enjoy!

Welcome back everyone for episode 31 of the zero Analytics podcast. Today we venture back to Ohio to visit a driver who while still young in age (at least to me) has built a decent career making circles already and arguably yet to enter his prime. Currently a student in the mechanical engineering program at the university of Akron, we learn how he’s applied knowledge to his program as he’s grown as a student while at the same time leading his own student along the way in the karting genre. Already having a successful racing career by most people’s standards, it will be interesting to follow along after the show to see where he can take it from here. While we talk mostly about racing the thing that stuck out to me the most was the relationships built along the way. This podcast is about karting and racing but as most who have exited the sport know.... it’s the relationships and the memories built off the track that often times mean the most when we take a moment to reflect. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.... ladies and gentlemen.... without any further adu... my friend Mr. Jared John

Today’s guest has been suggested by a few people over the past year when I’ve reached out for suggestions of potential guests. This episode we visit Springdale Arkansas to chat with Andrew Hillian Sr. Still fairly early in his racing career and finding his way in the sport, we chat about his journey, helping newcomers and touch on weekly maintenance of not only the kart but also a local tire program.

Welcome back everyone for episode 29 of the Zero Analytics podcast. In this episode we try a few firsts. First time we recorded video which can be found on the Facebook page and the first time we had two guests on at once. We visit Fayetteville Arkansas to visit two brothers that are chasing their dream. Their karting journey began at a family reunion when the yearly competition was build a kart and race it in the family’s pasture. As many of our stories go.... it only takes a few laps to get hooked! Like many of our listeners the brothers and made parts, worked side jobs and hustles to provide themselves with the opportunity to drive. Many people don’t know the Zero in Zero Analytics represents an oval track. I’m always looking for different types of guests from all aspects of oval track racing.... You don’t have to be a big time name or have won thousands of dollars. Sometimes the stories and message are far bigger than the accomplishments to date. With that being said.... I hope you enjoy the is wide ranging conversation with my friends: David and Beez Beasley

Eric Vause is a expert on the motor building side of karting that has built and helped others build some of the highest quality clones in the country at all levels. He dives in deep and shares several useful tidbits for anyone interested. He has a connection in the sport that goes back to the eighties and nineties. We talk about building a successful karting company and some advice on ways you may approach that journey. Ladies and gentleman Mr Eric Vause

Welcome back everyone for episode 27 of the Zero Analytics podcast. Columbia, Missouri is where we find today’s guest..... his name actually came up during Wesley Leblanc’s episode about a year ago in reference on chassis dynamics and balance. Like many of the past guest.... I started following his journey on social media. In the past I’ve touched on fitness in the sport of karting and think at any level it’s another piece of the puzzle. Endurance, fitness and focus are increasingly becoming the difference in an average day at the track and a day to remember. Thankfully today’s guest is a high level performer in the sport of karting and fitness. He shares some great advice on simple body weight exercises for any driver.... or person for that matter who wants to be better!

Along the way in his karting journey he has performed at a high level winning big races in the MidWest for many years now and finds himself in a position as a driver, crew chief, coach and mentor..... ladies and gentlemen.... without any further adu , my friend Mr Mike Halliburton

Welcome back everyone for episode 26 of the zero analytics podcast. Today we will explore the journey of a long time supporter of karting, not only as a racer but also as a father of young drivers in the sport of today.

Experiencing karting as a driver starting back in the 1990’s and seeing the growth of the sport in the hay days of wka to circling back around and getting his boys into racing. We talk about the changes that have taken place over the years and share some old stories/tales from the past.

This guest has taken time to dive deep into the world of data provided by the mycron devices utilized in the sport today and shares some advice on how listeners can get started in using that data to help their own racing program. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Without any further adu...my friend mr David Smith.

Welcome back everyone for episode 25 of the zero analytics podcast. Today we stay in my home state of Delaware to visit one of my favorite people in karting. I started doing tires for his older brother back in 2004 and over the last 15 years or so I’ve watched this driver grow from a little kid that hung out at the race track to running up front at the highest level in karting. Many people know who he is from his success in the sport but most don’t realize it wasn’t always an easy journey for him in the early years. Many of my favorite memories in karting have involved this driver and his family. I’ve enjoyed watching him grow into a great driver and more importantly one of the nicest most compassionate young men I’ve ever meant. .... my little brother from another mother Mr Alexander White of Lewes, Delaware.