Daytona 500 Winner In the Spotlight

By Jack Smith

We have a wild show lined up for you this Tuesday, Feb. 13th on Real Racin’ USA, live from the Snook River Grill. Marvin Panch, the 1961 Daytona 500 winner will join your hosts Bill Green, Rick Anges and Jack Smith for a look back at the ‘ole days and get his take on today’s speedway warriors. We had the opportunity to chat a few minutes with the NASCAR legend at the Speedfest a few weeks back, and he is sure to be an interesting interview.Also joining us Tuesday night is veteran racer from Ohio Jack Landis. Jack will be racing again this year in the Super Late Models at New Smyrna Speedway during the 41st Annual World Series Of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. Several other racers who will take part in the World Series including Shelly Perry, returning from up north to try her hand in the Modifieds. Also young guns David Wilson and Blake Lehr will sit down with us at the Snook River Grill to talk about their aspirations for 2007. Terry Roberts, New Smyrna GM will update on the final preparations for nine straight days of high speed racing at FASCAR’s home track.

Tony Veneziano, World of Outlaws Public Relations Director, is slated to talk with us about the nations top short track traveling series, and outline what fans can expect in 2007.

Jeremy Gerstner, one of Florida’s top guns in the Open Wheel Modifieds is preparing the for the Ocala Speedway Blue-Grey Winternational events, will join from his race shop in Pinellas park, Fl.

Dave Westerman will give race fans a Orlando Winternationals Preview, always a big stop for Legends racers and Rob Kohler from the recently revived Hendry County Speedway will bring fans up to speed on the nations southern most dirt track.

If you listen to regularly you know there will be surprises, and this Tuesday will be no surprise. If you haven’t had a chance to catch the show yet, all of the interviews and full shows are available on our web site for you to sit back and listen while hacking around on your computer or you can download them to a CD and listen on the road while in your car.