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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 22 episodes
Ultra Broadcasting's Alan Dietz host personalities in the grassroots short track racing world to discuss various issues.
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Episode #22
This week on No Bull, Alan looks back at a busy few days for short trackers in NASCAR's Big 3 Series. Two-Time PASS National Champion, Derek Griffith, checks in to preview this weekend's Oxford 250. And, Tasha Porter Kummer updates us on her efforts to purchase Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
Episode #21
This week on No Bull with Alan Dietz, we talk to Mike Diaz about the North-South Shootout's move to Southern National Motorsports Park. And, Eddie Shoemaker talks Mobile International Speedway and the upcoming Heart O' Dixie 200 Pro Late Model race which will pay $50,000 to win. Plus, we look at all the short track news including Cletus McFarland's Late Model debut at Berlin Raceway.
Episode #20
This week we talk to UARA National Champion, Michael Atwell, about his first trip to Golden Sands and previews next weekend's Texton 250 at Berlin. And, Crystal Milliken, joins us from Florence, KY as her uncle Jimmy Edwards, Jr. will be inducted into the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame.
Episode #19
This week on No Bull, Alan talks to 2003 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Champion, Travis Kvapil, about wins on Saturday for his sons, Carson and Caden. And, Casey Johnson joins in to discuss the upcoming UARA National Super Late Model stop at Wisconsin's Golden Sands Speedway. Plus, Alan remembers Richard Brickhouse.
Episode #18
This week on No Bull, Alan is joined by Jack Korpela of CycleDrag and Racing Jack to get the latest on the ongoing developments with IHRA and how they may affect Rockingham's future. And, UARA Sportsman driver Tim Sozio stops by to discuss the upcoming UARA Sportsman race at Mobile International Speedway.
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