The Dirty Right Rear Podcast continues its streak of must-listen episodes with an action-packed Episode 3 featuring young dirt racing stars Willow Coleman and Kruize Parson. Co-hosts Jeremy and Jeremy lead an engaging discussion that highlights the promising careers of Coleman and Parson while diving into hot topics from the dirt track racing world. From a preview of the 2024 Chili Bowl Nationals to updates on local racers’ 2025 plans, the latest episode keeps fans informed and entertained. However, the real headline is the podcast’s coverage of breaking news regarding a major development in Midwest dirt racing with the potential sale of Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55.
Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 Sale
Josh Carroll has reached an agreement to purchase Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 in Pevely, MO. This iconic venue has been a cornerstone of Midwest dirt track racing since 1979, and its sale marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Carroll, who has earned accolades as the promoter of the Brownstown Bullring in Illinois, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of transforming dirt tracks into premier racing destinations.
Carroll’s vision for Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 includes honoring its storied legacy while introducing upgrades to enhance the fan and racer experience. Known for its high-banked, 1/3-mile clay oval and marquee events like the Ironman 55, the track will now benefit from Carroll’s innovative approach, which he successfully implemented at the Brownstown Bullring.
“This is an incredible opportunity to build on the legacy established by Ray Marler and Kenny Schrader,” Carroll shared. “I’m eager to shape the track, improve amenities, and create unforgettable experiences for both fans and drivers.”
Willow Coleman and Kruize Parson
Episode 3 shines a spotlight on Willow Coleman and Kruize Parson, two young racers making waves on the dirt track scene. Both drivers share their insights into balancing competition, personal growth, and aspirations in the sport. Their enthusiasm and drive provide a glimpse into the future of racing, and their perspectives add depth to the discussion.
The Jeremys don’t stop there, tackling the upcoming Chili Bowl Nationals and dissecting local racers’ plans for 2025. These segments provide a comprehensive look at the state of dirt racing, ensuring fans are up to date on all the latest developments.
Episode 3 of the Dirty Right Rear Podcast is a thrilling ride, offering fans a mix of breaking news, in-depth analysis, and inspiring stories from the next generation of drivers.
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