• The Loose Lugs Podcast Episode 103 - What Just Happened? W/ Dalton Good

  • Jul 1 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 31 mins
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The Loose Lugs Podcast Episode 103 - What Just Happened? W/ Dalton Good

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  • This week on #LugsPod:

    We are back this week with great friend of the show Dalton Good! He's here to go over his experience from the Nashville SuperSpeedway, Talk about his driver Kyle Busch's Pocono win, and go over some exciting things coming up for him. We talk about some other action in racing the past couple weeks. We talk about the huge news that dropped today from Trackhouse. We give you our picks for Road America. Ryan gives his rant. With that and more, its time to Sit back, Relax, and we will see you at the track!

    Places you can find us:

    Dalton Good: @DaltonGood18, Left Turn Cult Podcast

    Twitter: @LugsPodcast #LugsPod

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    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-loose-lugs-podcast/id1289049421

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    AJ's Twitter: @GreyGooseF150

    Ryans Twitter: @RRenkola88
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