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Mike Rahn's family roots at 141 Speedway run deep, way back to when the track was built in 1960.Mike's Dad Wilmer Rahn competed at the then-paved oval in the 1960's. Mike and his brother Randy wheeled cars there in the 1980's. And these days, Mike's son Taylor is one of the frontrunners on Saturday nights on 141's dirt oval.Give it a listen!

We recently caught up with former Hales Corners Speedway and Manitowoc County Expo Speedway late model champion Al Atkinson. Al reflected upon how he got his start making left hand turns, and his collaboration these days owning a street stock for Cody Potter. Give it a listen!

Green Bay's Arnie Mahlik is one of the few drivers still around who competed in the rough-and-tumble coupe era of the 1960's at both the Kewaunee County and Brown County Fairgrounds race tracks. In an era where the jalopies were constructed mainly from junkyard parts, Mahlik reflects upon his racing career at Luxemburg & De Pere, along with the respective racing careers of his sons down the road. Give it a listen! Good stuff here!

Freeport, Illinois native Eric "The Hammer" Huenfeld has been calling stock car races for three decades now. From quarter-mile, dirt bullrings at a weekly show to some of the top, national touring series in the Midwest.Listen in as "The Hammer" talks about how his passion for motorsports got started! Give it a listen!

There were many players & factors at play when Seymour Tri-Oval was converted to a regular 1/3 mile after the 2004 season.Dave "Cosmo" Rihm fills us in on the back story behind the players who made it all happen back then. GIve it a listen!