Dinner With Racers

With 22 hours of daylight, compromised by the shortest summer in the country, racing in Alaska is unlike anywhere else. The motorsport culture of Alaska is truly unique, as our hosts discover exploring the great racing locations of the Last Frontier.

With 22 hours of daylight, compromised by the shortest summer in the country, racing in Alaska is unlike any other. Ryan and Sean examine some of the great characters that are joined by one common bond.

Some know Willie T. as the first African-American to qualify for the Indianapolis 500, while others might cite him as a legend of Trans-Am racing. Ryan and Sean know him as one of their favorite storytellers.

The Grand Prix of Long Beach is one of the crown jewels of motorsport thanks to its rich history along Southern California's coastline. However, the event we see is no easy feat, and the guys sit down for meals with the people behind this great event.

With 54 days to assemble the streets, the Grand Prix of Long Beach team has eight weeks to build the track and handle all of the sponsorship and PR, tickets, all while working around a vibrant city that stays active through the whole process.