Real Deal Racing Report

Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by manager of the Delta Fair, Mark Lovell, as well as recent winner of $100K at Bowling Green, Kentucky, Rusty Ashmore. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by retired farmer and footbrake racer, David Chalone. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by drag bike rider Michael Rey and former rocker turned sprint car racer Marty Echols. 

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Lin Neal, Rick Taylor, and Leigh Millican Hubbard are joined by a third-generation, fourth grade dirt track racer named Nolan Frazier. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined not only by former NASCAR Director Chris Boals but also New England Auto Racers Hall of Fame inductee Bobby Seymour. 

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Lin Neal, Rick Taylor, and Leigh Millican Hubbard are joined, for round 3, by Scooter Brothers to discuss the "not R-Rated stories" from the heydays of Racing Head Service. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by Scooter Brothers for round 2 to discuss more about the history of Racing Head Service, a cornerstone industry in the local racing community. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor take a cruise down memory lane to a little business called Racing Head Service, where their guest, Scooter Brothers, was once employed. You never know what sort of "shenanigans" are gonna go down at a racing shop! 

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Lin Neal and guest co-host Tommy Rowe, Jr., are in the studio with two of the "baddest" dirt kart racers in town, Cody Hayes and his brother-in-law Dalton Davis. 

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Lin Neal the "Real Deal" and "Slick Rick" Taylor are joined by a local middle schooler and 600s Mini Sprints racer they nickname the "Flying Squirrel," Dixon Alderman. 

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Lin Neal and guest co-host Jay Adams are joined by second-generation dirt track racer and National Guardsman, Landon Coke. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are in the studio with a farmer and racecar driver from Burlison, Tennessee, named Brandon Hanks, who's kin to another local racer named "Bad Brad" Bowden. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by the general manager of Nashville Superspeedway, Matt Greci, as well as longtime friend and Riverside Speedway legend, Mike Moore. 

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Lin Neal and Bob Collie are joined by 19 year old Motocross racer, Eli Williams, as the three discuss the origins of the sport they love so dearly. 

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On this Mother's Day episode of "Real Deal Racing Report," Lin Neal, Rick Taylor, and Max the Producer go back to 1912 to discuss the feats of Harriet Quimby, who was the first woman in the U.S. to get her pilot's license, and are joined by recent Army Medic graduate and SuperMotocross racer, Kenzie Burcado. 

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Marshall Skinner joins Lin Neal for round four to discuss his 35-year career as a full-time sprint car racer. 

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Lin Neal, Rick Taylor, and Bob Collie are joined by local "drifter" Scott Allender from Grip Royal Steering Wheels in Southaven, Mississippi, as he discusses his involvement with and promotion of drift racing in the U.S. 

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Lin Neal and Rick Taylor are joined by the President of the Memphis Motorcycle Club (which has been around nearly 97 years), Mr. Brian Strickland. 

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Lin Neal the "Real Deal" and "Slick Rick" Taylor are joined by a very lucky late model racer named Jimmy Howard, who tells the tale of how he ALMOST had to have his arm amputated after a terrible racing accident but is now back in the saddle after 20 years!

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