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Hosted by Pete Pistone · sports · EN-US · 20 episodes
"Midwest Racing Central Today" provides coverage and commentary to the short track scene in and around Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Michigan. Our focus is primarily asphalt and dirt track racing on both the weekly track and regional series fronts. This podcast will feature conversations with guests including drivers, track operators, media reporters and industry insiders.
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Episode #20
ASA’s Marty Melo shares his thoughts on the ‘26 season and some big developments for the future. Follow us on X: @MWRacingCentral Watch the video version on Youtube: @MidwestRacingCentral Midwest Racing Central Today is hosted by Pete Pistone and produced by Mia Pistone
Episode #19
Flo Racing’s Michael Rigsby joins the podcast and recaps the season so far and shares what’s ahead the rest of this year and in 2027. Follow us on X: @MWRacingCentral Watch the video version on Youtube: @MidwestRacingCentral Midwest Racing Central Today is hosted by Pete Pistone and produced by Mia Pistone
Episode #18
World Wide Technology Raceway’s Chris Blair joins the podcast and previews the track’s NASCAR weekend and updates on the short track scene in the area. Follow us on X: @MWRacingCentral Watch the video version on Youtube: @MidwestRacingCentral Midwest Racing Central Today is hosted by Pete Pistone and produced by Mia Pistone
Episode #17
Veteran reporter Tony Baranek joins the podcast and shares memories about the Chicago racing scene plus some current updates from Grundy County Speedway. Follow us on X: @MWRacingCentral Watch the video version on Youtube: @MidwestRacingCentral Midwest Racing Central Today is hosted by Pete Pistone and produced by Mia Pistone
Episode #16
Scott Hoeft, track announcer, and Terry Tucker, owner and promoter of Jefferson Speedway join the podcast and preview a big weekend and the rest of the season at the speedway. They discuss what's important to them when running the track and what they do to make it special for their fans. Follow us on X: @MWRacingCentral Watch the video version on Youtube: @MidwestRacingCentral Midwest Racing Central Today is hosted by Pete Pistone and produced by Mia Pistone
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