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Stagger is a motorsports history podcast. Each week, we‘ll discuss heroes, legends, and myths from the world of racing. Hosted by brothers J.D. Smith and Derrick Smith, with new episodes published every Wednesday.
更新頻度:
every 10 days
平均音声長:
50 minutes
英語
アメリカ合衆国
67 エピソード
2020年6月12日から
episodic
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This week, J.D. and Derrick decided to re-air an episode they did last year, as they are working on the next new episode. But, if you just found the podcast in 2021, this episode will be new to you!
You might have heard the name, but you might not be aware of just how accomplished he was prior to …
以前のエピソード 🔗
Memories can sometimes be deceiving. Perception is reality, but what if somewhere along the way, your perception was skewed?
An unfortunate accident at Daytona in 2012 changed the way Juan Pablo Montoya was understood by one of the largest fanbases in motorsports - NASCAR fans. But it wasn't jus…
LeeRoy Yarbrough isn't well remembered by NASCAR fans, despite his big year in 1969. There's a good reason for that...
In the second of our two-part series on this forgotten NASCAR driver, we explore what happened after 1969...and why LeeRoy would never be the same again after that season.
His l…
In the world of NASCAR, we hear often about the legendary drivers of the 60s and 70s: Richard Petty, David Pearson, Cale Yarborough, Donnie and Bobby Allison, etc. Given all of those names, it comes as no surprise that there was a ton of talent in the NASCAR garage during the season of 1969.
What …
1982 was a big year of change for sprint car racing. The legendary Knoxville Nationals allowed winged sprint cars to enter for the first time in race history. Also, some kid named Steve Kinser, who had already proven himself plenty on the black gumbo dirt of Knoxville, was attempting to win three N…
In 1989, Geoff Brabham could do no wrong in IMSA. His Nissan/ Electramotive Engineering GTP ZX-T #83 was one of the best sports cars ever made, and his team had figured out how to make it more reliable. They were finally getting the most out of this spectacular machine.
However, at the race in Ju…
It is one of the most controversial racecars ever built - The Car of Tomorrow, aka the COT. There were many strong takes on this vehicle when it debuted in 2007, and not just from fans. Why was this car so disliked? And why did NASCAR feel the need to build this special race car in the first place,…
One of the basic rules of most sports is that they should be safe enough for all competitors to return home after the event. For most fans, a routine consequence of the sport they love isn't death.
Unfortunately, the world of motorsports is quite different. Danger lurks in every corner, and one w…
This week, J.D. and Derrick Smith discuss the time legendary sprint car driver Brad Doty returned to Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, OH for the Kings Royal in 1998, after suffering an injury that left him paralyzed from the chest down just ten years earlier.
You'll hear their thoughts, plus an interv…
This week on Stagger:
J.D. and Derrick talk about the genesis of one of the most legendary families in motorsports - the Unser family. And specifically, the guys wanted to explore the link between the Unser family and Pike's Peak. The annual hill climb race has been dotted with Unser winners throu…
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