Episodes
Why Right to Race Matters: Tierra Hubbard Explains the Fight to Protect America's Race Tracks
Women’s motorsports and the fight for the right to race take center stage in this conversation with Tiara Hubbard, Director of Government Affairs for Racing at SEMA and PRI. She breaks down what advocacy looks like in real life, why legislation matters for racetracks, and how policy decisions can pr...
Olivia Grimes on Family, Racing, and Never Giving Up
Olivia Grimes shares how a family racing tradition turned into a growing dirt-track career, from quarter midgets to winged outlaw karts and sprint cars. At just 15, she’s already learning the speed, skill, and resilience it takes to keep improving while traveling across multiple states to race.
Maddi Gordon: Racing as a family tradition and a shared passion
Women’s motorsports is built on family, grit, and the relentless pursuit of excellence — and this conversation with Maddie Gordon brings all of that to life. From junior dragsters to Top Fuel aspirations, Maddie shares how a racing family, strong mentors, and a deep love for the sport shaped her pat...
What Youth Racing Is Teaching Athena Rose Webster About Life
Athena Rose Webster shares what it’s like to fall in love with racing at just four years old and keep building skill, confidence, and speed as a young kart driver. From her first NASCAR experience to competing at tracks across Missouri and Kansas, this conversation shows how early exposure, family s...
Girls Belong in Racing: Zoey Smith Is Proving It Every Weekend
Fifteen-year-old Legend Car driver Zoey Smith may be young, but her racing journey is already filled with determination, perseverance, and life lessons that racers of every age can appreciate.
Maddy Brook: Fat Duck Racing And The Need To Feel It
Send us Fan Mail Dirt tracks have a way of revealing who you are the moment you turn in. Maddy Brook is only 17, but she already talks like someone who has learned that speed is equal parts courage, composure, and community. She joins us from Western Sydney to share how her life as a zookeeper at th...
Racing Made Me Confident Even When I Was Shy with Jillian Cole
Send us Fan Mail A rear tire flies off on the last lap and you still take the win by crossing the finish line backwards. That’s the kind of real-world racing story we love, and teen driver Jillian Cole brings it with honesty, humor, and a clear look at what youth motorsports actually demands. We sit...
Lauri Eberhart: How To Get Hired In Motorsports Without A Pit Pass
Send us Fan Mail A $5 an hour summer job at a racetrack doesn’t sound like the start of a major motorsports career, but that’s exactly where Lauri Eberhart begins. From Michigan International Speedway to Nazareth Speedway to the NASCAR hub in North Carolina, Lori shows how motorsports careers are bu...
Why A 10-Year-Old Has More Sponsors Than You-Laci Mitchell
Send us Fan Mail A 10-year-old with a trophy shelf behind her sounds adorable until you realize she’s also a serious driver with a clear head for speed, strategy, and safety. We sit down with Laci Mitchell from Victoria, Australia, a fourth-generation racer who started at five and now races both qua...
Katrina Gray: Racing Across the United Kingdom
Send us Fan Mail Most racing stories start with childhood karting, but Katrina “Kat” Gray takes a route that feels a lot more like real life. Kat joins us from Lincolnshire in the UK, where she teaches people to drive for a living and still finds time to chase lap times on some of the most iconic ro...
Kim Estep: I Bought The Porsche After Two Laps
Send us Fan Mail You don’t need to start racing at five years old to belong on a racetrack. Melinda Russell sits down with Kim Estep, a Porsche racer who didn’t take her first laps until her 30s, and still built a path into real competition through coaching, club racing, and the kind of community th...
Racing Through Anxiety: Danika Miles Inspires Young Racers
Send us Fan Mail Drag racing taught Danika Miles how to perform under pressure, but dirt racing forced her to rebuild everything she thought she knew. Danika is 18, already nine years into motorsports, and she’s not sugarcoating what it takes to grow up around racing, sponsors, and serious expectati...












