Confessions of a Closet Racing Fan
Between technology and access, there’s no better time to be in media surrounding NASCAR. The Georgia-based duo of Andrew Sherwin and Rusty Wallace have embraced NASCAR fan media via their podcast, The Official PETM Racing Podcast, both enhancing and polishing their show on a near weekly basis.
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When you think of NASCAR media, you probably think of Fox or NBC, or maybe MRN/PRN on the radio side, but over the past few years, a new category of media has developed — fan media. One of the podcasts at the forefront of fan-based media is the Michigan-based Lapped Traffic podcast with its host, Brandon Croud.
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Filmed during the 2016 Cup Season, Markay Media, based out of Durham, NC filmed a unique behind-the-scene look at the four teams of Hendrick Motorsports — both at the HMS Concord, NC facility and at a bunch of the tracks on the Cup circuit from Daytona to Sonoma.
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The long seasons of the national NASCAR touring series criss-cross the continental United States most weeks. It’s often been referred to as a traveling circus. But even circuses need to eat.
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If you only watch your TV or listen to your radio’s broadcast of the weekly NASCAR races, you’re missing a lot of color, detail, and race insight. NASCAR is the only professional sport where you can listen in on the transmission between driver, spotter and crew chief. Regardless of your driver allegiances, veteran spotter Brett Griffin is one of most entertaining, insightful and fun guys to listen to on your race scanner.
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Friday afternoon at Richmond Raceway, from within the No. 34 hauler, Landon Cassill took a few minutes to talk with ClosetNASCARFan.com, talking tracks, fitness, his current Front Row Motorsports team, and neck beards.
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No. 83 Rookie NASCAR Cup driver Corey LaJoie sat down with ClosetNASCARFan.com and talked about his rookie season, his racing future, podcasting and more in a candid interview at Richmond Raceway before qualifying.
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