Bobby Elliott is freshly out of high school near his hometown of Allenton, Michigan and navigating his extremely busy life in the college classroom, at the job site, and at the racetrack behind the wheel of his family owned 410. Rapidly seeing improvement every single time he hits the track, Bobby has his eyes set on making it big in the sport. Utilizing social media to garner a following and leaning on strong family ties to the racing industry, Bobby has the framework laid out to launch into regional and national stardom.

In this episode, Bobby talks about his roots in racing. Traveling up and down the road racing micros in part of the country not known for its micro scene. Bobby and Zane talk about relationships and maintaining a social life as a driver and a media person. Then the two dive into how Bobby keeps his mind straight with all the noise that comes with a bigger social media presence.

Clyde's own Austin Black started racing go karts before making the jump to the one-of-a-kind dirt truck division. After a stint there, him along with his dad decided to take another step to the highly contested 305 sprint car division. With 2024 in the rearview mirror, Austin sets his sights on 2025 and finding the consistency that he had in the years prior.

In this episode, Austin and I talk about his climb up the ladder from go karts to sprint cars, why the decision was made to step up at each level, and what the challenges have been between each one. We also dove into how Austin keeps his mind fresh during the offseason and resets before the 2025 season comes around. We also talk about mentors and idols in our own unique spaces and how they play a role in our lives.

California dreaming of race cars and winning on the biggest stage has always been something Sacramento's Kalib Henry has done. Born into a racing family and quickly climbing the challenging ranks of the Cali racing scene, Kalib relocated to Fremont, Ohio ahead of the 2024 race season. A season that once was all said and done, found Kalib as a track champion at Fremont and with a nice collection of wins across the Midwest region. Ready to continue his racing career, Kalib sets his sights on improving on already sound talent base and finding ways to one up his win column going into the 2025 season.

In this episode, Kalib and I talk about his 2024 season, the highs and lows, and what is on the horizon in 2025. Kalib gives us some insight on what it's like to race with an experience crew chief who has spent time on the road with some of the nation's best. Then we finish it off with some lighthearted discussion on fast food preferences and he gets asked the hard questions on his favorite things in life.