I don’t go to the movie theater too often, maybe six or seven times a year. But right now, I miss the movies. My wife and I don’t go out to eat very much either. Maybe a couple times a month. But damnit, right now I’m really Jonesing for a clubhouse grille sandwich from my neighborhood grill and bar.

Obviously, what I really like to do quite often — under normal circumstances at least — is go to the races. It’s both my job and my passion. So like most in our industry, the last seven MORE

Wil Herrington, Joshua Bishop, Kyle Bronson and Donald McIntosh have all most likely crossed paths before. After all, the three Dirt Late Model drivers are all Southerners, with three hailing from Georgia and one from Florida. But they have something else in common as well: They are the four drivers listed on the DirtonDirt schedule page who grabbed wins on March’s final weekend of action in which we covered an event before the coronavirus pandemic stopped us in our tracks.

Herrington (pictured MORE

It seems race car drivers are notoriously ill-prepared. It’s not that all racers show up at the track not ready to race. But a lot of times teams work endlessly in the shop to become more prepared when all they really need to do is go race. And occasionally that diligence at the shop makes them tardy for an event.

Yet it's that meticulous behavior — the desire to dot every i and cross each t — that leads to success on the track. Drivers miss dinners at home and spend late nights in the shop MORE