To most Speedway people you say the name Jeff Leisk and you think, yes he drove a Sprintcar and owned a very successful team. But there is a whole lot more about this man and Stu chats to Jeff about how his racing of motorbikes started and the journey along the way, USA and Europe all on two wheels.

Most people know the name Skip Jackson, but what about his Mum (Maureen) & his five brothers, Jeff, Bob, John, Paul & David. This family has an incredible story to tell, to have the men sit down with their Mum and chat about many things from racing push bikes in the front yard to securing major sponsorship.

Steve Raymond has been the voice of Australian Speedway for 50 years. He has announced at the most iconic speedway's in NSW, The Sydney Showgrounds, Westmead, Liverpool & Parramatta City Raceway. Not only has he succeeded in his motor-sport announcing, but won several awards through his media career. Stu was so pleased to sit down with him and learn so much more about him....

He is Australia's leading speedway photographer and has been for many years, he had to start out somewhere and he candidly chats with Stu about this. For the past 20 years he has published Oval Express. Want to find out how it all started, Phil goes into detail about that too.

Paul "The Dude" Morris speaks very openly about all things with Stu on this episode. From winning Bathurst 1000 to racing Sprintcars. You may well be surprised in what he has to say.

He has many hats in the world of Speedway, Mark openly chats about them all, from being a car owner too sitting on the Board of Speedway Australia and everything in between.....

Over the years in Speedway there has been some extremely good female Sprintcar drivers but no one else has the records that Kelly Linigen holds. Loves a laugh and beer, while Stu sat down with her they certainly did both.

Joey Saldana talks about his trips to Australia & much more in this episode. From mowing lawns to helping his boys race, there isn't much that Saldana has not achieved in the sport but the fire does still burn.

He has made a name for himself in the tough world of Sprintcar racing, coming from Western Sydney Ian Madsen has had nothing handed to him on platter. Stu caught up with Ian while he was locked down in Des Moines Iowa.

Rod "Rocket" Bowen has been one that has given plenty to the sport in more ways than most, from being a a fan to driving and much much more. Rocket is Stu's father in law.