Dick Anderson visits with Rob and CeCe to talk about current events in Florida racing and give his take on where the sport stands. Also Dick revisits the days of racing two tracks in one day and the fun he had.
Billy is having his best season yet on the ProCup tour, stops by for a visit with Rob and CeCe.
Third place in the Scott Thompson Memorial, driving Scott's #38, Patrick was the hard charger coming from 22 spot.
Mike Franklin Jr is back in action in the late models and is happy having fun at the track. Rob "Bonehead" Elting and "Hollywood" talk about the 'old days'.
Wayne Anderson took two wins in the Super Late Models in the last week and as always has some strong opinions on the current state of short track racing.
Wayne Jefferson is still winning races, but he too is concerned about the future of the local racer.
Drew Brannon took home a big win at the famous I-70 Speedway to become the youngest ever winner in the ASA Late Model Series. Drew is a fifteen year old racer from Miami. www.drewbrannon.com
Known affectionately by his many fans as "Chubzilla", the racer from Bear Lake, Pennsylvania, has been getting it done on the dirt for 30 years. This year he is the thick of the Championship chase for the World Of Outlaws Late Model Championship.
Frankie Lloyd, owner of Golden Isles Speedways, is a man who loves racing but he also loves the 'business' of racing. Outspoken, and often blunt, Frankie Lloyd is one of the South's most interesting and influential dirt track owners and promoters.
Billy "the Kid" Ausburn announces his new job at Ocala Speedway as the Race Director.
Five Flags Speedway owner Tim Bryant speaks about the track program, motor rules, promotion and much more.
April 24, 2008 -- One of the South's most well know race promoters over the last 20 years, and operator of the National Late Model Series Southern Dirt Tour, Ray Miller is our special guest tonight! A wide range of topics are discussed and includes a review of the series in 2008, and the problems facing racers in these tough economic times.
Think you know all about the history of NASCAR? This interview with the son of co-founder of NASCAR Ed Otto may make you think again. Enough of the stories about moonshiners. The real story is much more fascinating, and more factual. Stock car racing no more started in the south than the moon is made of green cheese. Edgar Otto talks about his recent book about his father. Ed Otto: NASCAR's Silent Partner. Ed Otto may have been the best racing promoter who ever lived. Check it out and see for yo...
From the world of stock car racing: Friendship Motor Speedway in North Carolina is going back to its former status as an exciting dirt track, with promoters Dennis Wood and Phil Hall at the reins.
Dennis Nixon is the promoter of the stock car side of the South Georgia Motorsports Park, a dual purpose venue with top level drag racing and stock cars also. Motor confusion is making it difficult for promoters of late model events according to Nixon, and he has some answers.
Dennis Huth - owner of the American Speed Association (ASA) santioning body with 35 tracks and 12 traveling series nationwide. Creator of the Craftsman Truck Series.
Don Nerone, one of the South's long time stock car promoters, is now running Columbia Motorsports Park full time. He is also involved in the current super late model engine controversy racing in the south.
Texas super late model racer around the southeastern US, winner of Mobile and Opp Alabama Spoeedways Late Model Champion. The 22 year old has a third place finish in the Snowball Derby.
Doug Smith, GM at ACE Speedway, a protégé of Humpy Wheeler, has taken over the helm of one of North Carolina's finest asphalt race tracks.
Announced tonight on the "O'Reilly ASA Fastlane", the ASA Late Model Series has created a Triple Crown that could earn a race team a $100,000 bonus. The three races are part of the Challenge Series division and will be at O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis, Salem Speedway and Memphis Motorsports Park. ASA Late Model Series President Ron Varney made the announcement of this breaking news on the show Wednesday evening.
NASCAR champion Randy LaJoie. LaJoie talked about safety issues, being a race fan, the recent visit to Afganistan, crate motors, his roots in northern racing and gave his thoughts on NASCAR's youth movement ("they got punked") and much more.
Drivers Jeff Choquette and Rob Elting with noted engine builders Steve McInnis (Progressive), and DeWaine McGunegill (McGunegill) discuss motor rules and try to clarify some of the controversial issues surrounding the late model motor rules between Florida and other states.
Diana Dickerson teaches people to ride Harleys in Lakeland Florida. She is now involved in the ride of a lifetime, 120 mph motorcycle road course racing. She has already taken his first spill in the corner, and she is ready for some serious competition.
The owner of Hot Licks Race Team, Dennis Gibson explains what is behind a drag racing boat that breaks 250 mph. The speed technology, the safety technology and other aspects of super high powered boat racing. If you love speed....son't miss this one.
Following in the footsteps of his famous father Billy Moyer Jr is in his third year racing dirt late models. This year he is running for the championship of the AMP Dirt Late Model Series, based out of his home state of Arkansas.
"It was the first time I can recall Ivedent Lloyd being a guest on our shows over the years." Jack Smith of Real Racin USA stated. With all the great racers and big names we have brought to our various broadcast dating back to 1999 I can't believe it took until now to have this great short track star on the air. He is truly a super star and now I get it." Lloyd talks about recent events, his career and the United Dirt Late Model Series. Good Stuff!
The short track superstar talks about motors, The Rattler and dirt racing.
Listen to the live racing action from Ocala Speedway's historic return to dirt..the entire night of racing called by Scott McAllister and Rick Anges Internet broadcast exclusively from RealRacinUSA.com. 46 Cars of the United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series vie for 26 spots. Hot Live Racing Action!
Scott McAllister sits in for host Rick Anges in this major preview of the first race of the United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series and the return on Friday Feb 29 of Florida's Ocala Speedway return to dirt racing. UDLMCS owner Ken Kinney is in the spotlight in an in depth interview with one of the brightest stars on the short track promotion scene. Ken Kinney interview is 50 minutes, with Jack Smith and Scott McAllister delving into what makes a good promoter tick.
Julius Bruce & daughter Lindsey talk about the great young fans of Auburndale Speedway and Lindsey's Little Racers. This Father and daughter team is helping create the great family atmosphere at the Auburndale Speedway through their programs and promotions designed to keep the youngsters excited and wanting to come back to the track often. A lot of tracks could learn something from this very valuable asset of the Polk County, Florida 1/4 mile race track.
