Kyle Symons
Dirt Track Weekly
Unfettered takes on the hot topics facing dirt track racing on a weekly basis. Host Kyle Symons currently is on the Port Royal Speedway promotional team, a DirtonDirt.com contributor, DoD Top 25 poll voter, runs the Live Dirt Updates Twitter account, and was the race director of the defunct Ultimate Northeast Super Late Model Series
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Kyle Symons
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Último episodio
7 de nov. de 2023
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Episodios
Episode 4 - Efficiency at the Racetrack, Illinois Speedweek breakdown 15.05.2023 11:56
This week we talk about efficiency at the racetrack and why it's so important for tracks to run a show that runs as quickly as possible
Episode 3 - Early Season Scheduling Issues, Kofoid/CMS Split 08.05.2023 11:27
In this week's episode we take a look at the early season scheduling issues that national touring series have faced this season, and whether or not anything can really be done about it. We also take a look at the shocking news that Buddy Kofoid and the CMS team have split
Episode 2 - Influx of High Paying Events in Super Late Model Racing, Pierce/Cooney controversy, Roth Motorsports Suspension, Race Track Transparency 30.04.2023 14:59
Episode 2 - Influx of High Paying Events in Super Late Model Racing, Pierce/Cooney controversy, Roth Motorsports Suspension, Race Track Transparency
DTW - Episode 1 - High Limit Impact 23.04.2023 8:20
Dirt Track Weekly - Episode 1 - The impact of the High Limit Sprint Car Series on the national landscape of Sprint car racing. We also break down the week that was in Sprint car and Late Model racing as well as preview the upcoming week
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