In the 90s, Teddy Rhodes was a force to be reckoned with — a multi-time track champion and one of the most popular drivers to ever race at Sayre Speedway. But his legacy goes beyond trophies and checkered flags.

Teddy is also the man who helped my father get his start in racing — the mentor who set it all in motion. In this episode, we look back at the impact, influence, and lasting legacy of a driver whose mark on the track — and on our family — will live on for years to come.

God Bless!

Two 17-year-old standouts, Liam England and Colton Gray, are proving they’re the next generation of short track racing. This podcast dives into how these young drivers got their start, what drives them to compete, and the passion that fuels their push toward success. More than just racing stories, it’s a reminder of why investing in youth talent matters—and how pouring into the next generation is key to keeping short track racing alive and growing. God Bless!

Kenny Hogan is pure Southeast racing grit. Since 1982, he’s been smashing fenders and cheating death in demo derbies and figure-8 races where most don’t finish. He’s won three track championships in a single season at two different tracks—twice—a feat few would even attempt. Wrecks, rivalries, and raw determination—this episode is Kenny Hogan, unfiltered. God Bless!