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Track Walking

Scott and Seth
Racing
One Lap Of America
Gridlife
Time Attack
Motorcycle Racing
Motorsport
Motorsports
Automotive Racing
Grid Life
Autocross
Subaru
Motorcycles
Sunday Cup
Sim Racing
Miata
Driving Techniques
Family
Cardinal Coupe
Mental Health
Honda

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

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Latest Episodes

Adam soothed a cat... Danny really likes cilantro-mayo... Becky called Shaq old... Seth wonders if any of us are doing this again... and Scott enjoyed talking about rules?...

Adam Cook, Danny Corliss, and Becky join us to talk about our season toget... more

Both of our mom's kinda made us sad... we introduce a new way to support the show... and agree that dreams that are achieved, are better than ones that aren't...

“It doesn’t make sense to continue wanting something if you’re not willing to do what i... more

Andy is willing to walk away... Seth knows exactly how old Porsches smell... and Scott wants you to listen up and take some notes...

Andy Holst joins us to talk about competing in his youth with his dad, walking away from it all, coming back on his ... more

Seth wants to know if your motivation comes from inside or outside... Scott doesn't really care...

We talk about how motivation may get you in the door, but won't be around to help you get to where you want to go.

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Recent Guests

Andy Holst
Chief of staff at a startup and longtime motorsport competitor
Episode: 247 - The Resources of Competition (Andy Holst)
Emmett Hodder
Thunder Roadster racer and longtime Track Walking listener
Episode: 245 - Thunder Roadsters Was My Answer (Emmett Hodder)
Jason Tipple
Racing driver and builder, known for Civic and time-attack programs
Independent racer / grid life veteran
Episode: 240 - When You Put a Part On, Put It On To Stay (Jason Tipple)
Becky Robertson
Racer and host of Track Walking; driver of Mooncake
Robertson Racing / Track Walking community
Episode: 238 - Commit to Competition (Becky Robertson)
Cole Carson
Motorcycle racer and engineer with TMGP involvement
TMGP
Episode: 236 - It Costs You Nothing to Make Mistakes (Cole Carson)
Karl Eason
Pro racer and owner of a motorcycle shop
The Reason Motos, Georgetown, Texas
Episode: 234 - The Reason (Karl Eason)
Chris Francione
Car culture enthusiast, GridLife participant and organizer of Project Automoto
Project Automoto / GridLife
Episode: 232 - That One Time at Lower Wacker (Chris Francione)
David Best
Racing driver and learning enthusiast
Episode: 230 - Learning How to Learn (David Best)
Andy Voelkel
Racer and automotive industry veteran
Track Walking guest
Episode: 228 - Don't Compete Against Your Friends (Andy Voelkel)

Hosts

Scott
Host of Track Walking; long-time co-host with deep involvement in track days, car builds, and coaching.
Seth
Co-host of Track Walking; frequently anchors discussions with the hosts, focusing on racing psychology, coaching, and community storytelling.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 81 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 States5 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 States5 years ago
  • great

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam8276288372
    Canada6 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 States6 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 States6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Strong emphasis on hands-on learning and community.
Great for listeners who love data-driven racing and DIY culture.
Engaging deep-dive into racing philosophy and life lessons.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

247 - The Resources of Competition (Andy Holst)
Q: Was that freeing for you, or was that convicting?
Holst says the poor result at Rev Up was horrifying. He questioned why he had invested so much time and money, then recognized that he had overestimated his driving experience and underestimated the work and equipment needed to compete.
247 - The Resources of Competition (Andy Holst)
Q: What were some of the earliest lessons in competing that you remember, like in to be good at competition or like just to compete and all of that?
Holst learned a routine of practicing during the week and competing on weekends by watching successful young riders train. He also saw that talent, equipment, and other resources could create gaps that effort alone could not always close.
245 - Thunder Roadsters Was My Answer (Emmett Hodder)
Q: Why did you decide to get your competition license?
Hodder saw competition as the natural progression and wanted a meaningful way to measure his ability, since driving quickly in a Miata during driver-education events did not show him how he compared with others.
245 - Thunder Roadsters Was My Answer (Emmett Hodder)
Q: Why did you choose a Thunder Roadster?
Hodder wanted an affordable path to wheel-to-wheel racing and a car different from his Miata. After trying a Thunder Roadster, he was drawn to its solid rear axle, bias-ply tires and sequential gearbox.
230 - Learning How to Learn (David Best)
Q: When did you realize you needed data and a more structured approach in your racing?
As soon as I started chasing performance in track days, I started to see that raw speed wasn't enough. Data and feedback from others helped me understand where my technique and approach needed changing, not just how fast I could go.

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A motorsports-focused show that blends on-track racing with life, cars, and engineering culture. Across recent episodes, conversations span DIY car builds, data-driven coaching, endurance and sprint racing dynamics, and the balancing act of racing with family and day jobs. Guests range from racers and engineers to car-culture personalities, often exploring mindset, learning, mentorship, and the social side of grassroots and semi-pro motorsports. A standout thread is the emphasis on hands-on techniques, practical car development, and community-driven storytelling, making it a solid fit for listeners who want actionable racing insight wrapped in relatable, personal narratives.

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Recent guests on Track Walking include:

1. Andy Holst
2. Emmett Hodder
3. Jason Tipple
4. Becky Robertson
5. Cole Carson
6. Karl Eason
7. Chris Francione
8. David Best

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