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Track Walking

Scott and Seth
Racing
Momentum
Cardinal Coupe
Performance Psychology
Data Use
Sim Racing
Motorsport
Motorcycle Racing
Motorcycles
Driving Techniques
Competition
Prowler
Relationships
Life Choices
Career Path
Intention
Le Mans
Car Racing
Podcasting
Success

How we do anything is how we do everything. Where does racing and real life meet up?

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From ours to yours (with a special guest):

We hope you have a great Holiday, and find some peace.

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We FINALLY get to respond to the questions from our Discord! We promise we'll try to be less bad in 2026...

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Seth lags... Jim had a secret Corvette... and Scott soapboxes about ergonomics...

Jim Smith returns! After deciding to move on from Sundae Cup, Jim joins us to share his experience with buying someone else's race car, his first wheel-to-wheel races,... more

Seth says he's proud of Scott... Scott comes to a realization that's... well... the Miata is for sale, and coaching is pretty good.

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Recent Guests

Jim Smith
Racer exploring wheel-to-wheel racing after time attack experience
Episode: 218 - Should've Done Way More Homework (Jim Smith)
Jaime Garcia
Automotive enthusiast and host of Race FF Podcast
Race FF Podcast
Episode: 216 - Canyons and Hot-takes (Jaime Garcia)
Bob Miller
Multi-time autocross national champion and participant in the One Lap of America.
Episode: 212 - The Korean Evangelist (Bob Miller)
Adam Spence
Automotive engineer and motorsports enthusiast
Garmin, now working for HP Tuners
Episode: 209 - The Uprooted Tree (Adam Spence)
Devin Alexandria
Competitive driver and Subaru enthusiast
Episode: 196 - Re-Owning the Racecar (Devin Alexandria)
Sam Deuling
Automotive repair and prep shop worker, lead tech for GridLife and competitive racer
GridLife
Episode: 194 - It's Made Me Better (Sam Deuling)
Chris Nonack
Rally driver and automotive enthusiast
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Episode: 192 - Everything Can Make You Faster Somehow (Chris Nonack)
Kevin Butterfield
Expert in brain functioning and performance training for athletes
Hippocampus Labs
Episode: 190 - Training and Treating Brain Waves (Kevin Butterfield)
Matt Romanowski
Expert in motorsports data and telemetry
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Episode: 188 - Data, Training, and Racecars (Matt Romanowski)

Hosts

Scott
Co-host with a focus on racing insights and personal anecdotes from motorsport experiences.
Seth
Co-host sharing reflections and philosophical insights on racing and life.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 78 ratings
  • Wonderful Podcast

    I stumbled across this podcast after listening to Slip Angle. This is truly a fantastic podcast that really dives into racing physically and mentally. They also really have some life lessons in here which I love. Keep it up Scott and Seth! See you guys at Gridlife!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JustinCFC
    United States4 years ago
  • Grassroots Motorsports at its Best

    Scott and Seth have done a fantastic job building a podcast around around the question of “why and how do we engage in this sport?” Through a series of chats with each other and a slew of grassroots motorsport participants they provide insight into many aspects of our obsession.

    Their discussions are both engaging and open, with a philosophical bent that appears to even provide their guests with greater insight into their own stories.

    I cannot recommend this program enough - 11/10.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MyOtherMiataisaMiata
    United States4 years ago
  • great

    I love listening to this while working late nights on my shitbox

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam8276288372
    Canada5 years ago
  • Good for the analytical driver

    I don’t listen to many car related podcasts because I already spend so much of my life on cars, but this one ties driving into everyday life and self-analysis in a way that is very engaging. Great for drivers who like to think about why and how they drive.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    youngblohd
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Podcast!

    For a podcast about racing, it’s hard to beat!

    There is a deep side of racing and these two guys definitely cover it and do well at that.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wafflez1969
    United States5 years ago

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Many rave about the deep insights into motorsports culture and the philosophical discussions around competition and personal growth.
Listeners appreciate the unique blend of racing and life lessons, highlighting the hosts' engaging storytelling and authentic reflections.
The camaraderie and enthusiasm for racing are frequently noted, making it enjoyable for both seasoned racers and casual listeners.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

218 - Should've Done Way More Homework (Jim Smith)
Q: What made you feel like you didn't belong? Was it simply the fact that you were new or what was it about that?
I think I belonged to be there, but more so to prove that I was good enough to be with the people you've looked up to for so long.
218 - Should've Done Way More Homework (Jim Smith)
Q: So why were you thinking, okay, so you thought that you were stagnant as a driver, having been in time attack for a while, why did you think Wheel to Wheel was the next step for you?
I wanted to challenge myself and like do more wheel to wheel, realizing that I wasn't learning new lessons really.
217 - Competition and Coaching - Scott's 2025 Season
Q: How did reducing your roles affect your social circle in racing?
It lessened my ability to meet newer drivers, but gave me the flexibility to wander the paddock and connect with people more effectively.
215 - Milestone Birthdays and High Country
Q: Any bits of wisdom you care to pass down to anybody who happens upon this podcast at your ripe old age of 50?
Whatever is a pain in the ass today probably won't be in 10 years, so you can wait a lot of stuff out.
214 - Hobby is Too Expensive and Life Too Short (Rory and June Lonergan)
Q: What are your main goals for next season?
Focus on having fun battles and improving pace, making sure I have reliable equipment to build confidence.

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What is Track Walking about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Engaging conversations explore the intersection of racing and everyday life, weaving together personal anecdotes with technical insights into motorsports. The discussions often touch on the challenges and joys of participating in various racing events, emphasizing the camaraderie among racers and the impactful life lessons learned along the way. Noteworthy topics include endurance racing, the philosophy behind competitive driving, and reflections on personal growth and community within the motorsport culture. This variety makes it appealing to both racing enthusiasts and those intrigued by the broader implications of competition and performance in life.

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How many episodes of Track Walking are there?

Track Walking launched 5 years ago and published 234 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Jim Smith
2. Jaime Garcia
3. Bob Miller
4. Adam Spence
5. Devin Alexandria
6. Sam Deuling
7. Chris Nonack
8. Kevin Butterfield

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