What is the oldest pro sport? A sport where the contestants do nothing but play that sport and make a living off of it; that is their entire job. With a history that stretches back more than 2000 years, Sumo Wrestling has a pretty compelling case. Newest #AprilFools video up now.
New video is up and this time I check out a short time period from an entirely different motorsport. It lasted only 4 years, but Group B rally racing quickly became the most popular motorsport in the world by a wide margin. The fastest cars ever fielded for rally racing, the best drivers, and the most rabid fans, and all with no rules. What could possibly go wrong?
The first installment of S1ap's Short Track Tour of America is live, and South Alabama Speedway takes center stage. The Rattler 250 didn't disappoint one bit, and although the super late models are at the top of the ticket, there are pro late models and Gulf Coast modified on the docket as well. I do interviews with race director Kevin Chance, Shane Turner who knows the ins and outs of tour modifieds and gulf coast modifieds, and I even talk with legendary late model driver and car builder Augie Grill about what makes these cars and this race so special.
It's April Fools Day, and y'all already know the drill: completely off topic vidja. So this time around, let's take a look at what may very well be the most important firearm of the 21st century: The AK74
Update on the ongoing Greenville Pickens situation. The land is up for sale, but track owner Kevin Whitaker isn't giving interviews and answering questions, so who knows what he's cooking up. Meanwhile a two pronged effort to lease the track for one last series of races is being headed by former SPEED channel reporter Bob Dillner and local Greenville businessman Jackie Manly. On the other side of the coin, Anthony Anders, 2014 National Late Model champ, and 2 time track champ is building a new "Entertainment complex" down the road with what looks like a short track mapped out on the land; although he has not stated any plans to build a new track.
Link to the gofundme:
www.gofundme.com/f/help-save-the-track?utm_source=…
Whatever ends up happening, I will drop everything to attend a race at Greenville Pickens Speedway one last time, and if you're in the area, I encourage you to do the same.
If you want more details, check out the video down below 👇
On the way to Talladega for the fall race I hopped aboard the downward spiral and talked to EmpLemon about NASCAR, my YouTube career, my real career, and a bunch of other stuff.
If you don't know already @EmperorLemon is a million sub YouTuber who has dipped his toe into the NASCAR YouTube scene a few times and makes some killer content. Definitely check him out when you have a chance.
In case you missed it, I'm back from the dead and have a new video out. I actually attended this race so I can tell you from first hand experience that this one was a stinker.
Today marks a big shift in my channel as I now have dedicated myself to covering the expansive history of one of America's greatest exports: SPAM. Enjoy:
#AprilFools
Last video was pulled in a copyright strike. I've rerendered to troublesome bit and I'll have it back up this weekend.
Newest video is live! This time we mark the 5 year anniversary of the most dominant run in NASCAR history: Martin Truex Jr’s 2016 Coca-Cola 600 win: https://youtu.be/_BiBIJM7tnE
A humble jack of all trades living in the southeastern United States. I have a passion for NASCAR and history and this is the place where I decided to combine the two. Hopefully you enjoy my deep-dives into the history of NASCAR and over-analysis of its biggest events and more obscure moments through out the 70+ year history of this fantastic sport that has captured my attention and imagination since before I was even old enough to speak.