In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, host Beef and co-host Jonathon Howe welcome Ashton Winger, a talented young racer from Georgia. They discuss Ashton's unique living situation at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, his early racing experiences, and the challenges he faced transitioning to the World of Outlaws. Ashton shares insights into his racing journey, including memorable wrecks, crew responsibilities, and his race day routine. The conversation also touches on the current state of his racing season and the dynamics of regional racing. In this conversation, Ashton Winger discusses the economics of racing, emphasizing the importance of show-up money and purse distribution in supporting drivers, especially those with limited resources. He compares the current state of late model racing to sprint car racing, highlighting the need for better promotion and competition. Winger also critiques the inconsistent tech procedures and rules in late model racing, advocating for a more uniform approach. Finally, he shares personal insights about his racing heroes and his passion for football, roll tide

In this episode of the Deer Beers podcast, hosts Beef and Jonathon discuss various racing series, including the High Limit Racing Series and World of Outlaws, providing insights into current points standings and driver performances. They also address a recent controversy regarding swearing in victory lane interviews and an extreme incident at Port Royal Speedway, emphasizing the need for accountability in racing behavior. What are your thoughts on swearing on the mic at the track? Did Port Royal get it right with their suspension?

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, host Beef and Jonathon Howe welcome young racing talent Ryan Timms. They discuss Ryan's journey from growing up in Oklahoma to becoming a competitive sprint car driver. Ryan shares insights about his early racing experiences, the transition to sprint cars, and the challenges he faced along the way. The conversation also touches on race day routines, superstitions, and the dynamics of his racing team. Ryan expresses his goals for the 2025 season, his thoughts on the current state of sprint car racing, and his aspirations for the future, including the prestigious Chili Bowl event.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, host Beef and co-host Jonathon Howe welcome Chase Rodman, an announcer for High Limit Racing. They discuss Chase's journey from aspiring race car driver to becoming a prominent announcer, the differences between announcing and pit reporting, and the challenges of life on the road. Chase shares insights on engaging fans, the importance of statistics in racing, and his experiences with the current state of 410 sprint car racing. The conversation also touches on Chase's YouTube channel, personal interests, and the competitive landscape between High Limit Racing and the Outlaws. The episode concludes with Chase's thoughts on crown jewel events in dirt racing and his aspirations for the future.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, host Beef and co-host Jonathon Howe welcome Jack Lahner, a 26-year-old modified racer from Saratoga Springs, New York. Jack shares his journey from go-kart racing at the age of four to becoming a full-time racer. He discusses the physical and mental preparation required for endurance racing, the challenges of managing a racing team while being both the driver and owner, and the importance of maintaining a balance between racing and personal life. Jack reflects on his successful 2024 season, his business ventures in the racing industry, and his thoughts on race day superstitions. The conversation also touches on the future of modified racing, the Super Dirt Car Series, and Jack's aspirations for the 2025 season.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers podcast, hosts Beef and Jonathon discuss the latest updates in the dirt racing scene, including the High Limit Series, Super Dirt Car Series, and Sprint Car performances. They analyze points standings, recent controversies, and highlight key drivers like Justin Peck, Brad Sweet, and David Gravel. The episode culminates in a preview of the prestigious Eldora Dream race, where the hosts make their driver picks for the event. In this episode, Jonathon and Beef engage in a lively discussion about their draft picks for upcoming races, share insights on audience engagement and sponsorship opportunities, and explore the aesthetics of paint schemes in racing. They emphasize the importance of community interaction and the potential for growth through social media engagement, while also showcasing some exciting new designs from various racers.

In this episode of the Dirt Beers Podcast, host Beef and co-host Jonathon Howe welcome Justin Peck, a talented sprint car driver from Indiana. They discuss Justin's racing journey, starting from quarter midgets to his current success in the High Limit Tour. Justin shares insights on the importance of mental preparation, the dynamics of life on the road as a driver, and the significance of having a strong relationship with his crew chief. The conversation also touches on the challenges of the 2025 racing season, his recent win at Ransomville, and the differences between the Ford engine program and traditional Chevy engines. Additionally, they explore the competitive landscape of sprint car racing, the crown jewels of the sport, and Justin's personal interests outside of racing.

The conversation covers the recent racing events at Ohsweken, highlighting the performances of local drivers, the dynamics of the races, and the technical challenges faced by teams. Jonathon and Beef reflect on the excitement of the races, the teamwork displayed in the pits, and the future prospects for racing at Ohsweken.

Conner Wade of Dirt Vision dropped by to give us his thoughts on his first trip to Ohsweken with the World of Outlaws.

We also hear from David Gravel, Conner Morrell, Dylan Westbrook, Donny Schatz, Cory Turner, Jordan Poirier, and race director Doug Leonard.