The Dirt Parlor
The Dirt Parlor
Podcast Description
The Dirt Parlor is "The Voice of the Industry"! Coverage for Dirt Racing across the country including Late Models, Sprint Cars, Midgets, and more!
The Dirt Parlor is more than just 2 guys talking racing. We are going to have special guests such as National Touring Racers, Regional Racers, Sponsors, Promoters, Crew Chiefs, Series Directors, and most importantly the Legends who built our sport to what it is today.
The two hosts, Gordy Gundaker and Don Martin, have been part of dirt racing for numerous years in their own different ways.
Gordy, a dirt late model racer, who's family owns and operates Tri City Speedway has 15 years of Late Model racing under his belt. His character and personality speak for itself. He has a passion for the sport and is not afraid to tell you what is on his mind.
Don Martin, who was a columnist for Dirt Racing for 30 years, has seen and been to it all. Along the way he has built relationships with Drivers, Team Owners, Promoters, and more. When it comes to knowledge of everything dirt racing, there is no one better than the Warden himself!
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The show covers a spectrum of topics within dirt racing, including interviews with both legendary and emerging drivers, breakdowns of specific races, discussions on race formats, and the business side of the sport. Notable episodes highlight race recaps like the Illinois Speedweek, driver insights from Tyler Courtney, and reflections on historic wins by Billy Moyer, emphasizing the competition and challenges faced by racers.
The Dirt Parlor is “The Voice of the Industry”! Coverage for Dirt Racing across the country including Late Models, Sprint Cars, Midgets, and more!
The Dirt Parlor is more than just 2 guys talking racing. We are going to have special guests such as National Touring Racers, Regional Racers, Sponsors, Promoters, Crew Chiefs, Series Directors, and most importantly the Legends who built our sport to what it is today.
The two hosts, Gordy Gundaker and Don Martin, have been part of dirt racing for numerous years in their own different ways.
Gordy, a dirt late model racer, who’s family owns and operates Tri City Speedway has 15 years of Late Model racing under his belt. His character and personality speak for itself. He has a passion for the sport and is not afraid to tell you what is on his mind.
Don Martin, who was a columnist for Dirt Racing for 30 years, has seen and been to it all. Along the way he has built relationships with Drivers, Team Owners, Promoters, and more. When it comes to knowledge of everything dirt racing, there is no one better than the Warden himself!
In this episode of the Dirt Parlor Podcast, the crew sits down with Justin Peck, driver of the No. 26 sprint car and a standout competitor in modern dirt racing. Fresh off a major breakthrough season, Justin opens up about what it really takes to win at the highest level of sprint car racing and the mindset behind consistent performance.
Justin breaks down his winning approach on and off the track, including race preparation, car setup decisions, and how he adapts to changing track conditions. He also reflects on his journey from quarter midgets and micros to competing full-time in elite sprint car competition, including his success at major events like the DIRTcar Nationals.
The conversation also dives into his current season and the challenges of competing in High Limit Racing, including team dynamics, consistency, and chasing wins against the best drivers in the country. This episode gives fans a real inside look at the strategy, mindset, and execution it takes to become a sprint car champion.
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