
How we do anything is how we do everything. Where does racing and real life meet up?
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureAutomotive | |||

Robbie quotes us more than we do... Seth discovers the connection between his rotten door and his life... Scott makes a move onto a train that shouldn't be attempted in a wheel-to-wheel environment...
We put a wrap on this "season" of the show - we'... more
Scott races someone else's car... and Seth needs someone to ask him to do the OLOA again...
And a listener asks us about our racing heroes... and if their flaws affect their heroic status.
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Seth talks us through the physics of locking up the front tire on a bike in the rain... it's not good... Scott gives a wrap-up of the first big coaching event of the year - CMP!
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Jason was the least worst truck driver, Seth wonders how someone who takes care of people takes care of themselves, and Scott tries to make sense of someone who says yes a lot AND has introspection...
Jason Tipple joins us to talk about being open t... more
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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!
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.
I love listening to this while working late nights on my shitbox
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.
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.
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Track Walking consistently centers on motorsports culture, racing psychology, and the people who shape grassroots to semi-professional scenes. Episodes feature conversations with drivers, engineers, and organizers who balance racing with everyday life, leadership, and community. Listeners often get behind-the-scenes glimpses into car builds, tuning, and the mental side of competition, along with practical tips for preparing for track weekends and endurance events. The show stands out for its candid storytelling, founder-driven curiosity, and a collaborative, mentorship-oriented vibe that appeals to aspiring racers, hobbyists, and industry professionals alike.
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Track Walking launched 6 years ago and published 259 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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Recent guests on Track Walking include:
1. Jason Tipple
2. Becky Robertson
3. Cole Carson
4. Karl Eason
5. Chris Francione
6. David Best
7. Andy Voelkel
8. Danny Corliss
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