WFR 013 - Kenny Wallace

WFR 016 - Elijah Zevenbergen

Elijah Zevenbergen joins Jack to answer some of the questions that everyone has been wondering. How did he get his start? Do you think the plastic is going to hold up on your new late model? What was it like winning your first Super Nationals? What happened on that first lap with the new frame? "Z" answers these as well as the standard Jack questions from every episode. Jack talks about whether or not he would dabble in a Late Model of his own.

WFR 015 - Wayne Becker

What does it take to run a successful track? Wayne Becker joins Jack to share his first hand knowledge of everything that he's put into running Park Jefferson Speedway. Wayne spent time researching and developing what some of the best tracks in the area did to be successful and more "race-y" and incorporated some of those features into his track. From adjustments to the tracks length, to adding a campground and swimming pond and even a haunted house, Wayne has put the necessary improvements and investments into Park Jefferson Speedway to maximize his tracks potential and become one of the premier tracks in the area.

WFR 014 Bobcat/Johnathon Logue

Bobcat is a man of many talents. From driver to fabricator, to interviewer and now interviewee. Jack and Bobcat sit down to discuss the art of the build including the new IMCA frame. Bobcat talks about his finish at Supernationals and talks with Jack about the overall state of racing. Both men discuss how the delicate balance is maintained between racing, life, and other hobbies, jobs, and duties. Jack discusses his recent trip to Africa.

WFR 013 - Kenny Wallace

You may know Kenny Wallace and his successful family of racers from NASCAR, but lately Kenny has been wearing the tires on the dirt track. Jack and Kenny gather together to chat about Kenny's first exposure to the bright lights as well as about who the next rising stars are in the sport. Wallace shares some stories about Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Jack asks about if Sr. was actually an Intimidator off the track. As always, the guys chat about what the future or racing has in store, and Kenny's favorite track food.

WFR 012 - Dallon Murty

If you know Dallon Murty, you know that he was born into racing. Following in his father Damon’s footsteps, he was in the driver’s seat of his Go Carts at 3 years old. Eventually he came into his own becoming the IMCA rookie of the year in 2019. Dallon and Jack sit down to talk all things racing including Super Nationals, the state of racing, and some scary wrecks in Dallon’s career.