The Down & Dirty Radio Show

Yes, its B.E.E.R. but this episode we talk vodka, Specifically TRUST ME VODKA. I sit down with Mitchell Bailey a talented marketer, designer and a fan of very similar interests of mine. Good times, art, libations, golf and more. Listen to Mitchell and I rap out and have some fun in his decked out backyard including, pool, bar and Golden Tee video game.

The Marathon stage of the 2021 Dakar Rally is in the books, with multiple contenders for the overall win finishing today on top. Multiple big names are forced to withdraw from the rally, but one legendary motorcycle rider soldiers on with a busted tire to a podium finish—find out who here!

Jacob Seelman of Speed Sport is here to help provide a helpful and fun preview of this week’s Chili Bowl Nationals and how it’s going to look in a pandemic. Seelman explains the draw of the prestigious midget car event; how many will make the feature event; how the week of practice and prelims work; his racing connection and background, and how long he’s covered the event; notable names to keep an eye on during the week and some who may have pavement aspirations; making note of Keith Kunz Motorsports, their connection to Toyota and its driver pipeline; an explanation on the age requirement for the Chili Bowl; breaking down the big list of NASCAR drivers participating in the event; storylines around this year’s running; why you can’t handicap the event but throwing out a prediction on the winner. Music created by Tony Monge. Wear the moment with BreakingT and connect to the players and teams you love by commemorating the best moments with real-time apparel. To check out their racing collection, visit www.breakingt.com/Kelly.

Ricky Brabec aims to get his Dakar title defense back on track as this year's rally enters the grueling Marathon stage. Saudi Arabia nearly boasts two home stage winners on the day, but a huge decision by the organizers changes the SSV finishing order—listen to find out why!

Jim Beaver catches up with Dakar winner and new Polaris RZR athlete Casey Currie. Chris Leone calls in to chat on Dakar and motorsports news, and Jim talks about the holiday break. Be sure and use the code JIMBEAVER at Manscaped.com for 20% off.

Stop us if you've heard this one before: the motorcycle lead of the Dakar Daily changed hands once again on Stage 6, this time as all racers scrambled to deal with a shortened race route. A pair of wily veterans conquered the bike and car classes on the day, but a standout rookie topped the side-by-sides overall...

It's time for the first iRacing Downshift of 2021! The boys are back to talk all things about the upcoming eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series and Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup seasons. We also break down the exciting World of Outlaws Sprint Car title battle, look ahead to IMSA and LCQ League broadcasts, and reflect on 2020.

On a day where most Dakar Rally class leaders found ways to extend their leads, Kevin Benavides ensured that the top spot in the motorcycle class remains a transient place to be. We've got more from the trek to Al Qaisumah in today's Dakar Daily!

An up-and-down Dakar Rally for the big names on the bikes continues with another standings shuffle, while margins continue to tighten in most of the big classes. We've got all of today's winners right here!

We're back! In our first episode of the new year, Phil Parsons remembers the influence of his older brother Benny on his life and career, his earliest days in NASCAR's old Baby Grand division and meetings with Humpy Wheeler and Johnny Hayes that changed the course of his career. Finally, Phil discusses his vicious crash at Talladega, in just the second Winston Cup event of his career. In our second segment, hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid thumb through the May 5, 1983 issue of Grand National Scene, which featured coverage of Richard Petty's 197th career win at Talladega, Benny Parsons' runnerup effort and his kid brother's infamous accident.

Two past winners of the Dakar Rally were back on top in today's Wadi Ad-Dawasir loop stage, but the American on top of one of the premier category standings might not be the name you expected. Get the major headlines of the day right here!

Joan Barreda, Ricky Brabec, Nasser Al-Attiyah, and Sebastien Loeb were among the big names to recover in today's Dakar Rally stage from Bisha to Wadi Ad-Dawasir, while Seth Quintero makes history in the T3 class.

Greg Zipadelli, the competition director at Stewart-Haas Racing, brings us inside the race shop to share how even in the offseason the team is trying to stay safe while preparing for a new race season. Zipadelli also explains how the coronavirus pandemic has changed his job; what it has been like to hold virtual competition meetings with the teams; the unseen and unheard challenges races teams have dealt with during the pandemic; keeping contingency plans in place for 2021; if he thinks long-term the sport and teams will be OK; how Zipadelli grades the 2020 season for SHR; how the gap can be closed between the 4 and the other three teams; his early outlook for this season; if the disappointing end of Harvick’s ’20 season will motivate the 4 team; thoughts on how Riley Herbst can slot into a single-car Xfinity Series team; handling the mesh of personalities at SHR; the biggest thing on the offseason agenda. Music created by Tony Monge. Wear the moment with BreakingT and connect to the players and teams you love by commemorating the best moments with real-time apparel. To check out their racing collection, visit www.breakingt.com/Kelly.

The first stage of the 2021 Dakar Rally sent racers from Jeddah to Bisha with 277 kilometers of special stages. Ricky Brabec led the motorcycles off the line, but who would draw first blood in this year's event?

The Motorsports Drop Dakar Daily kicks off with a look at results from today's Prologue stage in Jeddah, as American Ricky Brabec looks to start his quest for back-to-back motorcycle class wins on a high note.