In My Opinion 12 /17 Episode

Join host Tony Rogers as he discusses everything RC dirt oval racing. You can provide your ideas and thoughts on question of the week and other topics. Join the conversation LIVE on Sunday nights at 7PM cst on the Kempton Speedway Facebook page.

Appologize for water mark issue that is being worked out. Enjoy this episode with Kevin Smith of Whitz.

In My Opinion RC Dirt Oval Podcast 03_12_26Tony Rogers leads another interesting discussion withthe IMO Nation writing in the chat. Join the LIVE show on Sundays at 7PM CST to join in on the conversation.

Most RC enthusiasts overlook the real heroes behind the scenes. Tracy Broecker is more than a racer—he’s the community’s heartbeat, supporting the hobby with passion, dedication, and genuine kindness. Discover how one guy’s love for RC racing and his willingness to help others keeps the sport thriving, from social media shout-outs to behind-the-scenes camaraderie.In this episode, Tracy shares how his roots in the hobby started with family at a hobby shop and evolved into a multi-class, multi-track racing journey that spans over two decades. You'll learn about the Midwest racing series that fueled his early passion, his first eBay purchase that jump-started his RC career, and how his consistent effort and community spirit make him an RC hero.

Host Tony Rogers will bring you through the dirt RC oval hobby

The boys catch up on the RC racing scene during a studio chat. No guests just two guys hanging out talking RC. TJ & Dave talk The Carpy;s Foam Oval Nationals presented by Whitz TriState Series, PTs Dirt Oval, Carpy's move and whatever comes to mind.

Join host Tony Rogers for indepth dive into RC dirt oval racing along with the audience that drives the conversation. YOU can be a part of the conversation by joining the live show on Sundays at 7PM CST. Enjoy

Discover why setup and driver skill are more crucial than horsepower in RC racing. In this episode, track owner Tony shares insights on how consistent setups and honest racing lead to success, while chasing high-power motors often results in frustration. Learn about the impact of track conditions, tire choices, and the importance of fair competition. Tony also discusses how racers and tracks can collaborate to prevent cheating and enhance the sport. Perfect for those looking to improve their racing experience and foster a supportive RC community.

Forget everything you think you know about RC racing — this episode reveals the unfiltered truth about growth, community, and the future of the hobby. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by constant class changes, key race numbers, or the passion behind building better tracks, you need to hear this. Buckle up, because there are no babysitting vibes here—just raw insights, big names, and the real stories from the trenches.In this fiery episode, the host takes you through an eye-opening look at the current state of RC racing: from massive race numbers (over 11,000 cars in a season!) to the importance of supporting every class, big or small. You'll discover how purpose-built cars dominate the scene, accounting for nearly three times the number of non-purpose-built models—yet every class still counts in the big picture. We break down the strategies behind maintaining track quality, the power of collaboration—think track owner roundtables—and how common tools like live timing can level up your game.We explore the community's unspoken rules, the necessity of supporting other tracks, and why staying adaptable is crucial in a sport that evolves at lightning speed. The episode shares success stories from the Midwest, upcoming race series shaping the season, and the importance of building relationships that grow the sport for everyone—whether you race in Illinois, Wisconsin, or Iowa.Perfect for track owners, racers, and hobbyists hungry for authentic perspective—this isn't just talk; it's a rallying cry to support our hobby, grow the community, and stay ahead of the curve. If you're serious about making RC racing better, supporting the classes you love, or just want a no-nonsense look at what drives the hobby forward, hit play now. The future of RC is happening here—and it’s more exciting than ever.

In this episode of RCU Radio, we sit down with Joe Payne, owner of Rogue and the creative force behind one of the most exciting lines of RC dirt oval cars and racing products in the hobby. Joe shares his journey from racer to manufacturer, what goes into designing competitive RC oval equipment, and how Rogue is pushing performance and innovation forward. Whether you’re a seasoned oval racer or just curious about the engineering behind winning setups, this episode is packed with insight.