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500 Miles is a racing podcast hosted by Adam Relkin and Kevin Modeszto. it features fun filled conversations about race weekends and other important news within the NASCAR world.
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Episode #6
<p>Another pit stop is here for you to watch. Joining us is ARCA Menards Series owner driver Zachary Tinkle. We talked a lot about big changes for this year such as how Tinkle Family Racing came together and runs at both Berlin and IRP. We also discussed his background in racing, the significance of No. 53, big highlights, the future, and more. Welcome to the show Zachary!</p>
Episode #5
<p>500 Miles returns following NASCAR's third annual trip to Iowa Speedway. We had a decent race which saw Ty Gibbs score his second career Cup Series win, and leap frog to second in points! I never believed I would be saying that now. We previewed what to expect at Richmond as well this week and predictions there. Also, we discussed various things as part of this episode such as the racing improvements with 750 horsepower, multiple much needed runs, points situations, wreckfests in O'Reilly, some silly season rumors and schedule announcements among other topics. We also had The Racing Experts photographer...
Episode #4
<p>We have another pit stop here to check out! This time with Kadence Davenport, a local driver to the state of Iowa who is competing in the ARCA Menards Series race at Iowa Speedway. This will be her first start of the season after making three starts last year. We discussed a lot of things related to her racing roots, chemistry with team owner Eric Caudell, what the future holds, goals compared to last year, and more. Welcome to the show Kadence, and good luck tomorrow!Thumbnail Photo Credit to Josh Calloni.</p>
Episode #3
<p>Here's the first episode of the shorter segments of the show known as Pit Stops. These will be about 20-30 minute episodes where I will cover one specific topic or interview/discuss with someone within the racing industry. For this episode, I am glad to bring on ARCA Menards Series driver Brayton Laster. Laster just signed a three-race deal with Clubb Racing Incorporated and has also driven for Wayne Peterson Motorsports and Rise Racing this year! Welcome to the show and good luck this week at Iowa Brayton!</p>
Episode #2
<p>500 Miles returns again this week as the national series' are off for a week. Despite that, ARCA East still made a trip to Flat Rock where they get the spotlight. Max Reaves took the checkered flag in the 150 lap race. In addition, we discussed some other topics like previewing Iowa and Portland this coming weekend, Chandler Smith not returning to FRM, Carson Brown's O'Reilly debut, Tristan McKee's upcoming Truck Series races, new Legacy Motor Club owners, schedule rumors and other topics. We also had iRacing owner driver Henry Kallhoff join us this week!</p>
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