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Inside Groove Podcast - Animal Andy Returns
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In this episode of the Inside Groove Show, host Tom Baker discusses the vibrant state of short track racing, highlighting the return of notable tracks and drivers, including "Animal" Andy Jodway's comeback after nearly 30 years, which happens this weekend in the SBS (Small Block Supermodified) division at the Oswego Speedway. The conversation delves into the myths surrounding the decline of short track racing, emphasizing its revival and economic impact on local communities. Baker shares insights from his visit to the Ararat Bullring and the exciting developments at West Virginia Motor Speedway. He stresses the importance of community engagement and effective promotion in ensuring the longevity and success of short track racing.
takeaways
- Short track racing is experiencing a revival with several tracks reopening.
- Andy Jodway's return to Oswego Speedway marks a significant moment in local racing history.
- Misconceptions about the decline of short-track racing are unfounded; it is evolving instead.
- The Ararat Bullring's reopening is a testament to grassroots racing's resilience.
- West Virginia Motor Speedway's new ownership brings hope for its future.
- The economic impact of short track racing is substantial, contributing billions to local economies.
- Community engagement is crucial for the success of short-track racing.
- Promoters must connect with fans to ensure a thriving racing environment.
- Short track racing offers a unique and accessible experience compared to larger series.
- The future of short-track racing looks promising with ongoing efforts to improve and promote it.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Short Track Racing
03:24
Myths and Misconceptions in Short Track Racing
35:51
Interview with Andy Jodway
38:26
Revival of the Ararat Bullring
46:30
West Virginia Motor Speedway's Comeback
52:11
The Economic Impact of Short Track Racing
57:27
Challenges and Opportunities in Short Track Racing
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