The boys are back, and the couch is full with two guests in the studio for episode one of season two of "Brakes on Breaks." Our hosts are joined by Austin from Hiro's Hot Rods, who has become practically family by now, and the one and only Cooper from C's Customizing and collectiables, a friend who continually reinvents himself and consistently hits.

The podcast kicks off with track preparations for the 2026 season, discussing the status of everyone's projects, the changes in progress, and the number of tracks each person plans to hit over the spring and summer. Wooty shares his insights on various motors and outlines his plans for each build, while Austin discusses his first track car in many years—transitioning it from stock to its first track day. Be sure to keep checking in to follow along with his progress!

The fellas dive into current automotive news, highlighting Toyota's significant recalls on the new Highlander and recommending that buyers consider older models when it comes to Japanese 4x4 SUVs. They also discuss Hyundai's new Boulder concept, which aims to redefine the chassis-on-frame truck concept, as well as the new Prelude race car that ditches electric power in favor of a 2.0L turbo engine.

Finally, the guys talk about Formula 1 as the new season gets off to a thrilling start. However, questions arise about whether it can truly be considered racing if drivers must slow down to recharge, and whether strategy should play such a significant role in a sport meant to showcase the greatest drivers. As Senna once said, "If you're not going for a gap, you are no longer racing."

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Go racing!

The boys are back in the studio with an exciting history episode featuring the one and only Alfredo "Free Boogie".

In this episode, Free takes us on a journey through the evolution of his dance career, sharing insights into the years of growth and crew connections that ultimately led to the founding of one of the most distinctive and stylistic dance crews in the world, Circle of Fire.

Our conversation delves into how Free developed his unique movements and ideas through innovative concepts and creative pathways. He emphasizes the importance of "play" in discovering new transitions, freezes, and footwork. Free also shares his perspective on the art of battle and the significance of competition, reflecting on how differing views on competition can impact one’s true dance form and artistic expression—sometimes to the detriment of the art itself.

Additionally, Free opens up about what it takes to cultivate a dynamic crew like Circle of Fire. He discusses how ties of loyalty and friendship are tested within a true crew and how years spent together in the circle forge lasting bonds. Free reminisces about the camaraderie of dance as a form of expression, recalling some of his fondest memories with Circle of Fire from the dance halls and underground clubs featuring captivating beats and unheard jams. This grassroots unity, driven by a shared love for music and hip-hop, solidified the COF brand and family.

This episode is packed with valuable insights, engaging stories, and plenty of laughs. Tap in

This episode of Brakes on Breaks is filled with laughter, nostalgic stories, and insightful reflections, as your hosts Wooty and Garrett are joined once again by their brother from another, Jireh.

The team shares some of their fondest memories from past battles, recounting the larger-than-life laughs and unforgettable moments that defined their years of dance and friendship.

The boys delve into the real-life experiences that forged their crews, exploring what that means in today's hip-hop culture, including the highs, the lows, and the hilarious anecdotes.

This is a heartfelt episode dedicated to the boys, the bozos, and the homies.

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