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Today on the show we'll run you through USAC full timers for the sprint car and midget series, and we'll do a deep dive on sponsorships in dirt racing.

We are approaching 40 full time late model teams between the two national tours, and today we'll talk about some of the recent additions, including a past champion and a modified standout. Plus, you want to talk about a stupid banner... Fine, we'll talk about a stupid banner.

Kyle Larson survives two crashes, the mistake that will leave Chad Boat and Daison Pursley wondering what if, drivers DQ'd over failed tire tests, and the Lucas season is off and rolling.

Favorites led the way at the Chili Bowl on Wednesday, and I've got some thoughts on why I think the driller could end up in the hands of one of these drivers. Plus the Lucas season begins this weekend and questions surround several championship hopefuls, another driver goes full time with a sprint car series, and an update on rumors about who could be next.

Two young, surprise lock-ins headline Chili Bowl Tuesday, plus the World of Outlaws sprint car full time roster adds another, Toyota sprint car engines go on sale officially, and more.

Kyle Larson wasn't the best on Monday, but he won at the Chili Bowl anyway. We'll unpack that and everything from day one, including a win for Christopher Bell, heartbreak for Briggs Danner, and we'll talk Chili Bowl officials ramping up the hunt for tire doping, traction control, and more.

Bobby Pierce cleans up at Vado, and a big late model figure wants to know where everyone else is. Plus the Chili Bowl starts tonight, and Kyle Larson is looking for his first lock in since 2022. We'll also talk Kevin Thomas Jr., XR's big money shows, regional sprint car full timers and more.

Today we're talking Wild West Shootout at Vado, sprint car results down under, another chassis change for Dennis Erb Jr., FloRacing loses a key sponsor, and maybe things aren't so unconfirmed for Ricky Thornton Jr. and Jonathan Davenport after all.

DIRTVision... Promoting FloRacing?! It's happening and we'll talk about it, plus midwest sprint car news, Corey Day's NASCAR deal official, racing coming up this weekend, and more.

The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series has announced a number of rule changes, and we'll get into them today, including the Clinton Boyles rule, agreeing with High Limit on something after they said they wouldn't, and dashing Paul Silva's dreams of world domination with turned up headers.

The High Limit roster push continues with a new addition, and I've got some details on the package the series has been using to add teams this offseason. We'll also talk the curious Max Blair situation, another All Star full timer, and more.

Bobby Pierce stays hot, Brandon Sheppard's winless streak, an infamous crew chief has a new deal, more sprint car ride rumors, tweets deleted, and Chili Bowl prelim night rosters.

Bobby Pierce opens 2025 doing Bobby Pierce things, plus the Tulsa Shootout gets wild, and one of sprint car's best has a crew shakeup in advance of the season starting. We'll talk about all of that and more.

On this final show of the week, I'm clearing out my rumor inbox and sharing what I know about several sprint car drivers and teams, including what's up with Chase Randall, Danny Sams' potential plans, and several other names to watch. We'll also talk weekend racing, results down under, and more.

Today we are updating the last few sprint car silly season situations, and wondering about the future of the Roth 83. Plus we've got Outlaw roster updates, and I'll share some 2024 show numbers with you.

2025 plans come together for a bunch of drivers, and today we'll talk High Limit shoring up their roster, late model additions, regional sprint car stuff and more.

High Limit's first international races are in the books, and we'll talk about the racing and the winners. Plus changes coming to the Kreitz 69K sprint car, and we'll dive into allegations of officiating improprieties for a big sprint car series.

This special edition of DIRTRACKR Daily features Longhorn Chassis owner Steve Arpin. He talks offseason testing, Kevin Rumley, dirt late model chassis wars, conspiracy theories and moles, and a lot more.

In a special edition of DIRTRACKR Daily, sprint car driver and podcaster Dominic Scelzi talks the difference this past season between the World of Outlaws and High Limit races, trying to recover and get back to form from injury, dealing with sanctioning bodies and trying to make things safer, the return of Calistoga Speedway and it's schedule conflict, and a lot more.

On this special edition of DIRTRACKR Daily, Hunt the Front's Jonathan Joiner takes us behind the curtain on creating content, keeping the business afloat, the high cost of dirt late model racing, and the struggles and triumphs of it all.

In this special DIRTRACKR Daily interview, SprintCarUnlimited.com's Jeremy Elliott joins to talk the current state of sprint car racing. Topics include High Limit vs. the World of Outlaws, who's the best driver right now, does sprint car racing need it's Chili Bowl, thoughts on gambling coming into the sport, and a lot more.

A driver we were told was off the High Limit tour is back, and we'll talk through the curious situation today. Plus more USAC silly season moves, an update on Ricky Thornton Jr.'s Chili Bowl dilemma, and more.

We've got a big show for you today, a lot of things to talk about, including breaking sprint car news, more series full timers, race tracks news, and more.

On the show today we'll talk full timer commitments for both World of Outlaws series, plus sprint car news in Posse land, and I guess the Hudson O'Neal, SSI situation is settled.

Carson Macedo's offseason plans are dashed after it's revealed he's injured, Rico Abreu talks Chili Bowl, Ian Madsen is back, plus sprint car news in Central Pennsylvania and with USAC.