Michael based the concept for DirtonDirt.com not only on his time in the news business, but his lifelong passion for Dirt Late Model racing. Most recently, Michael was weekend sports anchor/reporter for the NBC affiliate in Madison, Wis. Michael has unparalleled enthusiasm not only for telling stories, but also for thinking of new ways and ideas to bring never-before-seen content to racing fans. He not only has the required experience of being in television journalism, but has also been a life-long race fan. Wearing those two hats will allow him to perform his duties as DirtonDirt.com's TV personality with enthusiasm.

Todd is without question the most recognizable writer in Dirt Late Model racing. His 12 years of experience covering the biggest events make him the easy choice as the go-to-guy when it comes to delivering a Dirt Late Model story. Most recently, Todd was the editor and page designer with National Dirt Digest. In nine years at NDD, he was responsible for coast-to-coast coverage, layout and photo editing when it came to the twice-monthly racing paper Those skills, coupled with his creative and vivid writing style, will pay immediate and long-term dividends to DirtonDirt.com.

Amber is the backbone of the marketing and promotions department of DirtonDirt.com. She has four years of experience in marketing and promotions as marketing director for several radio conglomerates, and was also an on-air personality. She has a unique creative mind that will help guide the company in the creation and development for all promotional and marketing campaigns. Amber will be the liaison between the public and DirtonDirt.com, in relaying our purpose and obtaining subscribers on location at various races across the country. She will assist in the development and execution of all promotions, marketing, and events in order to maintain an efficient, credible, and profitable marketing and promotions department.