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!

Today’s guest is Don Leo, a Birmingham sports mainstay whose career spans radio, racetracks, and ballparks. A longtime radio voice and track announcer at Sayre Speedway and Birmingham International Raceway, Don also served as Head of Marketing for the Texaco Havoline NASCAR team alongside the legendary Davey Allison. He later brought that same winning mindset to baseball as a marketing force behind the Birmingham Barons.

From high-speed motorsports to America’s pastime, Don Leo has helped bring sports to life for fans across generations. God Bless!

Bobby and Roger Reuse are brothers, racers, and entrepreneurs with decades of experience in American motorsports. From NASCAR and the Trans-Am Series to building and running their own team, Adventures in Racing, they share stories from life at the track, lessons learned behind the wheel, and what it takes to balance racing, business, and family. Expect real talk, insider racing stories, and a behind-the-scenes look at the passion that drives them to compete.

Today’s guest is Danny Bagwell— a Cordova AL native and racer, whose journey goes far beyond the track. Known for his drive, discipline, and years of competitive racing, Danny has faced both victories and setbacks at high speed. But the most important part of his story isn’t found under the hood—it’s found in his faith in Jesus Christ. Today, we’ll hear how racing shaped him, how faith grounded him, and how both continue to define his life.

God Bless.

SEASON 1 Finale!!

It all started with $75 and a dream. This episode is so important to me because these stories are the foundations of my love for racing. All i've ever wanted to do in life was to be like my Dad, and to first know me, you must first know these stories. I am so thankful Dad came over and did this episode, even though it was out of his comfort zone, he did great! I hope yall enjoy! God Bless!

Today I got to sit down with Tony Eury Jr. Tony is a veteran NASCAR crew chief and racing industry leader with decades of experience at the top levels of the sport. Best known for his work with Dale Earnhardt Jr. at DEI and later with multiple major teams, Eury Jr. has built a reputation for technical expertise, innovation, and deep racing heritage all while keeping the faith. Coming from a legendary racing family, he’s contributed to championship-caliber programs, developed drivers across NASCAR’s ranks, and continues to influence the sport through team leadership, chassis development and strong roots in Jesus! God Bless!