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Track Walking

Scott and Seth
Racing
One Lap Of America
Momentum
Performance Psychology
Data Use
Time Attack
Sim Racing
Motorsport
Motorcycle Racing
Motorcycles
Driving Techniques
Competition
Prowler
Career Path
Relationships
Life Choices
Intention
Car Racing
Podcasting
Perfectionism

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

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Latest Episodes

Seth knows how to understeer a bike, and Scott goes sub-40 at Gingerman!

We talk about risk takers vs build-up-to-it drivers, and a few concrete ways drivers can gain confidence quickly in their cars.

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Seth has driven a lot, and seen things... Scott has coached a lot, and has a new cat!

Here we are - year/season/round 6 of the episode! We catch up on what we've been up to during our annual hiatus.

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Seth is taking symmetrical awd through Canada's tundra, and Scott is being selfish - in the best way possible...

We talk about our upcoming summer before we take our annual sabbatical...

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Seth doesn't like being cold, Scott likes truffles?, Robbie felt targeted, and Jason talks about skiing...

We hang out and talk amongst ourselves after the first day of the most chill track event... ever.

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Recent Guests

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
Trailbreak
Episode: 188 - Data, Training, and Racecars (Matt Romanowski)
Ryan Shuda
Licensed mental health counselor and mental skills coach at the Mental Agility Coaching Center.
Mental Agility Coaching Center
Episode: 186 - Control What We Can Control (Ryan Shuda)
Kaan Canturk
Fellow podcaster and club racer, host of The Blind Apex Podcast
The Blind Apex Podcast
Episode: 180 - It's Hard to Work on Yourself (Kaan Canturk)
Chris Rice
A car enthusiast and competitive driver in the Sunday Cup
Episode: 178 - The Humility in a Side Curtain Airbag (Chris Rice)
Peter Granberg
A time attacker and driver from Gridlife
Gridlife
Episode: 176 - Its Gotta Be the Right People (Peter Granberg)

Hosts

Scott
Co-host entailing discussions that blend personal anecdotes with technical aspects of automotive culture and racing. His charm lies in the way he connects life lessons learned through racing with personal growth.
Seth
Co-host known for his engaging discussions that incorporate philosophical reflections and personal insights. He brings a unique perspective on how racing relates to broader themes in life and personal development.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 77 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
    Canada4 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

Listeners Say

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Many mention the strong sense of community and camaraderie, highlighting how well the hosts connect with both guests and the audience.
The podcast is recommended for both casual listeners and dedicated automotive enthusiasts, emphasizing its broad appeal within the target demographic.
Listeners express appreciation for the deep insights into racing and personal experiences, indicating a blend of entertainment and educational value.

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Talking Points

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201 - We Tried Hard (OLOA 2025)
Q: What would be your ideal car for One Lap?
There's no one ideal car; it varies, but there's a trend towards buying turnkey race cars due to their reliability and performance.
201 - We Tried Hard (OLOA 2025)
Q: What is the most challenging aspect of One Lap?
The unpredictability of the event itself and the incidents that can occur during transits and on track.
201 - We Tried Hard (OLOA 2025)
Q: What keeps you coming back to One Lap?
It's the people that keep us coming back, the relationships and camaraderie we forge during the event.
183 - Trust, Structure, and Perspective
Q: What would you still like to improve on?
I don't think my suspension is dialed in as much as it can be. I love the Fortunatos that I have, but how they were configured, I literally had one test day, not even a full test day.
183 - Trust, Structure, and Perspective
Q: What did you think coaching was?
I want to get help there and I've had people drive my car and talk about setup and give me data stuff. And I've had every little bit of that before.

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Exploring the intersection of racing and everyday life, a unique discussion format emphasizes personal anecdotes, technical knowledge, and philosophical insights. With a blend of light-hearted banter and serious reflections, the hosts frequently tackle various aspects of automotive culture, motorsport events, and personal growth within the racing community. Noteworthy discussions include car maintenance, performance tuning, competition experiences, and impactful life lessons derived from racing. This engaging podcast attracts those passionate about cars while also highlighting relevant themes for listeners interested in self-improvement and community building in the automotive world.

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1. Lizard Brains: Driving Drivers
2. The Blind Apex Podcast
3. It's Not the Car
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Track Walking launched 5 years ago and published 220 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. Devin Alexandria
2. Sam Deuling
3. Chris Nonack
4. Kevin Butterfield
5. Matt Romanowski
6. Ryan Shuda
7. Kaan Canturk
8. Chris Rice

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