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The guys come out of the chute discussing the scuffle at Senoia after the feature race and reminisce on the good ol days when that was a regular occurrence. WISSOTA stirs the pot once again with the recent rules announced for the street stock class. Dan predicts WISSOTA will a thing of the past in the near future, with their lack of being able to do smart things, even admitting that IMCA’s model is looking better and better as WISSOTA continues to stoke their dumpster fire. Conversation moves to conflicting WISSOTA events that are setting up for disaster for the hosting tracks, similar to last year’s shenanigans. We wrap up episode 3 of season 4 with upcoming events, as Dan heads to Eldora, the guys predict who will be there, and who will take the crown in their draft.

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It would be a sin not to open the show discussing the Wolves and their playoff run so far and what their future match ups could look like. The first weekend of local racing kicked off, along with the WISSOTA Structural Building Late Model series, which is turning out to be a Minnesota series with the lack of drivers from surrounding areas. The guys give their thoughts on changes that need to be made to increase car counts for the series, including restricting the class for competing tracks when the series runs. Debatable calls at Donnyland for the first night of the Late Model series are hashed over, with the question raised of whether anyone would make a call against him on his own playground. We round out this episode looking ahead to this weekend’s events, or lack therof, given the grim Minnesota weather forecast.

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We made it to season 4! It’s been a while, but the guys are fresh off their hiatus and don’t skip a beat. We start with some Minnesota sports updates before a quick recap on the national scene. Local tracks are opening up around WISSOTA land, with concerning car counts. Dan expresses his strong opinions on the damage WISSOTA continues to do to the Hornet entry class. The cost of running tracks, combined with fan and car counts down, has the guys concerned about the future of local dirt track racing.