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  • Kevin Kovac
    A convert from big-block modified racing, Kevin is a senior writer and editor with DirtonDirt.com. He lives in Ephrata, Pa.
  • Todd Turner
    Todd lives in Louisville, Ky., and serves as managing editor for DirtonDirt.com.
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    Dave lives in Fishers, Ind., and has been an auto racing broadcaster and writer for more than 30 years.
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    Dustin lives in St. Clairsville, Ohio, and is the announcer at the legendary Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.
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    Robert lives in Lynchburg, Tenn., and is DirtonDirt.com's weekend editor. He also operates Jimmy Gray Motorsports, a Middle Tennessee team.
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September 30, 2021

Managing your storage

Robert Holman/DirtonDirt.com

No matter how much space you seem to have, for some reason it seems like you always need more. That’s true with the smallest of things, like a backpack, to the largest, like a home or a shop, and all things in between, like cupboards and closets.

Growing up, we always seemed to have plenty of cupboard space in our kitchen. Each time I opened a door looking for a snack, I was almost always disappointed. Fast forward 40 years and the cupboards in my house are bursting at the hinges. I’m not MORE

September 16, 2021

Practice makes perfect?

Nothing beats experience. Experienced employees typically earn more money and many employers require minimum years of experience for job applicants. Racing is no different. Professional teams are always looking for crew members and advertisements usually say pay is based on experience.

In a way, race car drivers kind of get paid based on experience, too. More experienced drivers typically win the races or finish closer to the front, meaning they'll generally make more money than their less MORE

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