Chasin Tails Podcast

The Chasin’ Tails Podcast is a motorsports show built by racers, for racers—and for the fans who love the sound of engines, the stories behind the scenes, and the people who make the sport what it is. Hosted by a group of fourth-generation racers, the podcast dives deep into the world of hydroplane racing and beyond. From grassroots classes to the biggest stages in the sport, Chasin’ Tails covers racing history, current events, technical insight, and the real stories that don’t always get told on race day. Each episode features candid conversations with drivers, crew members, promoters, officials, builders, and industry voices, alongside honest discussions about the challenges, growth, and future of motorsports. Whether it’s breaking down race weekends, talking shop in the pits, or spotlighting the people pushing the sport forward, the goal is simple—leave motorsports better than we found it. If you love racing culture, community, and unfiltered conversation

Chasin Tails Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by 25/7 Creative, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

25/7 Creative hosts Chasin Tails Podcast, a sports show with 15 episodes published.

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  Episode #102

  H1 Season Breakdown: San Diego, Sandbagging & Assigned Lanes | Chasin’ Tails | EP:102

  Oct 1, 2026—S2

  id assigned lanes make H1 Unlimited racing better this season? Brandon, Bobby and Austin break down the San Diego action, the championship battle, qualifying sandbagging, and how the new format affected race strategy and competition. We also recap Madison’s Vintage Thunder and racing in Brewster, look ahead to Caesar Creek, and discuss the APBA points battles as the season winds down. Plus, a debate over expensive CNC and forged propellers, why the Luminsea Miami Shootout is being postponed, and what’s ahead for Hydro Tour. Race talk, strong opinions, and the usual Chasin’ Tails chaos.

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  Episode #100

  Episode 100: Boat Racing Returns to Miami Marine Stadium | John Ruiz & Pete Riveiro

  Sep 9, 20261h 49mS2

  Chasin’ Tails hits Episode 100 with a huge conversation featuring John Ruiz and Pete Riveiro about the Luminsea Miami Shootout and the return of boat racing to the iconic Miami Marine Stadium . We break down how the Miami event came together, the vision for turning it into a major destination event, and why bringing different forms of boat racing together could help push the sport forward. John also gives us a look at Luminsea’s technology, including smart GPS-enabled buoys, boat tracking, safety technology, wearable data, and new ways fans could follow the action. Pete talks about why Miami matters for racers, sponsors, and the future of the sport, plus the long-term vision of building a true Miami Speed Week on the water . We also get into the history of Miami Marine Stadium, future event growth, live production, offshore racing, Thundercats, the Miami Shootout concept, and one of the wildest buoy stories you’ll ever hear. This is more than a race announcement. It is a conversation about where boat racing can go next. Guests: John Ruiz Pete Riveiro Topics include: Miami Marine Stadium, Luminsea, Miami Shootout, boat racing technology, racer safety, smart buoys, live timing, offshore racing, inboard racing, event production, and the future of powerboat racing. #ChasinTailsPodcast #Luminsea #MiamiShootout #MiamiMarineStadium #BoatRacing #HydroplaneRacing #PowerboatRacing

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  Episode #89

  New Champs, LS Engine Debut, Flat Bottoms Stealing the Show & Sorel Tracy Cuts It Short | Ep. 89

  Jun 11, 20261h 40mS3

  <p>Episode 89 opens with a celebration: Kyle Hayes just won his first APBA Summer Nationals championship in the two-and-a-half class, calling the title heat against Kevin "the most fun I've ever had in a boat." Austin is back in the seat for the first time this season and had a character-building first ride in a boat set up for the wrong conditions. Bobby joins the pod late, headphone-less, still recovering from one of the more chaotic golf outings in Chase & Tails history — 97 sand bunkers, a stolen sandwich, and a crow don't cover the half of it.</p><p>From there th...

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  New Champs, LS Engine Debut, Flat Bottoms Stealing the Show & Sorel Tracy Cuts It Short | Ep. 89

  Jun 11, 20261h 40m

  Episode 89 opens with a celebration: Kyle Hayes just won his first APBA Summer Nationals championship in the two-and-a-half class, calling the title heat against Kevin "the most fun I've ever had in a boat." Austin is back in the seat for the first time this season and had a character-building first ride in a boat set up for the wrong conditions. Bobby joins the pod late, headphone-less, still recovering from one of the more chaotic golf outings in Chase & Tails history — 97 sand bunkers, a stolen sandwich, and a crow don't cover the half of it. From there the crew digs into full class-by-class coverage of both the APBA Summer Nationals in Decatur and the HRL Sorel Tracy regatta. The flat bottoms were a major storyline at Decatur, with JT Britton sweeping the SE, SA, and Pro Stock classes in back-to-back heats, prompting an extended debate about whether it's already time to hand him a Hall of Champions jacket. The LS engine made its first real on-water debut in Dylan Goodell's 2.5 boat — it was legitimately fast, passing three-fifties on a big course, before blowing on an issue the team says they've already identified. The group is bullish on its future and calls for rules to be locked down before the pricing creep hits. The Summer Nationals format debate produces one of the episode's best discussions, with all four hosts agreeing the championship final should be on Sunday rather than Saturday — especially given how early in the season the event falls and how far West Coast teams travel. Sorel Tracy coverage highlights the wave-mitigation barrier system the committee installed — 12 inches above water, 8 feet below — which dramatically improved conditions compared to prior years. The group is effusive in its praise of the committee's investment and effort. The GP class had rough luck with debris in the water taking out a boat on first outing. Weekend standouts: Kyle's championship heat, Kevin Kreitzer's consistency in the 2.5 class, JT Britton's flat bottom sweep, Joe Less finally finding speed in the 350 class, and Nick Roos back and looking sharp in his second weekend back. Bobby's recovery from overdosing on Liquid IV provides the episode's funniest sidebar. The episode closes with a preview of upcoming events: Brockville for GP (Brandon's first booth time back), and Salina Eastern Divisionals where Chase & Tails will be live with upgraded equipment.

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  Episode #86

  Edgewood Was Just the Beginning | Recap + Cambridge Preview EP|86

  May 21, 20261h 35mS3

  <p>2026 is underway and we were there. Kyle breaks down the Edgewood season opener live — crowds, racing, boat performances, and what the 755 Alliance pulled off. Then we set our sights on the Cambridge Classic, scrolling through every class entry list and making our picks. We also debut the Chasin Tails Dumper Award, sound off on the APBA/HRL engine ruling, and react to news that the Lupton GP boats are coming back to North America. Strap in — this season is going to be something.</p><p></p><p>🎙️ Hosts: Brandon, Bobby, Kyle + Austin </p><p>📍 Cambridge Classic preview starts at 48:29 </p><p>🚽 Dumpe...

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