The wheels came off the bus at Franklin County Speedway.... literally. Noah Hinchee and Langley Austin discuss the recent changes in management at Franklin County that took over bizarrely over the weekend.

It's a wild episode, Langley is at the center of the controversy but says little to nothing and meanwhile, Noah lets loose his thoughts on the recent happenings and we mean LOOSE.... The commenters from the live show are wild too as they offer their opinions on the suddent change.

Noah Hinchee and Langley Austin discuss the big night opening at Oak Level Raceway and of course it couldn't be done without discussing the Scott Foley/Nate Young wreck and the ensuing controversy due to the next restart. That and much more about Oak Level's opener.

Episode 101 was fired up as we talked about Kyle Dudley's dominance at Pulaski County Motorsports Park in the IHRA debut, talk of the hot tub time machine and what's too old to be making babies? All that and more on this episode.

For weeks, they talked about what episode 100 would be but instead, it was a big letdown. Noah forgot we were even having an episode and couldn't even get his phone to sit properly and Langley was late as usual after not getting the new tower studio setup.

The listeners didn't miss though; they had plenty to laugh about with talk of all the racing topics this week, including discussion of practice at Oak Level and then the Tuesday cancellation of the race... for rain that isn't even in the forecast... We'll explain.

Pulaski County Motorsports Park's lackluster entry list but high expectations and South Boston's potential field for the $20k SMART King of the Modifieds and local Late Model show. Plus update on Brian Rowsey and more.

This week on the live show, hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee discuss the season opening CARS Tour event where things got heated in victory lane after Kaden Kvapil fences Doug Barnes Jr on the final restart to take the win. They discuss that and a first open practice at Franklin County Speedway this past weekend and talk about reformating the show and moving back to an in-person format.

Hosts Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee chat it up with the listeners on the live as the off-season of immediate local racing continues. They talk about Lee Pulliam's O'Reilly's Series debut at Martinsville in April with JR Motorsports, former NASCAR driver Stacy Compton taking the helm of Pulaski County Motorsports Park and more.

Langley Austin and Noah Hinchee discuss the latest topics in racing in this region. That includes Austin's departure from Oak Level Raceway and Ararat BullRing, both facilities owned by Bo Miller.

Austin's departure comes just before the beginning of the season due to changing priorties, visions and goals between the two. Austin addresses the changes live on air.

They also discuss the new General Manager at Pulaski County Motorsports Park, IHRA expectations and CARS Tour questions from viewers. That and more in this episode of the Pit Chatter Podcast.

Longtime Franklin County Speedway driver and multiple-time Motor Mile Speedway track champion, Doodle Lang, joins the show. He talks old times in racing, his championship at Franklin County last year and where Mini Stock/Mod4 racing is headed and how to make it better.

He discusses his relationship with Ronnie Byrd and his plans for racing in 2026. Plus, we reminisce about old-time Pure Stock racing, the fights, bear mace, his rivalry with Mike Looney and their mutual admiration for one-another today and so much more.