What have I been doing lately? Developing audio podcasts for the American Speed Association. Here are the latest ones that I have created. These are available to download for your iPod or MP3 players through iTunes. Just search for "ASA Racing" in iTunes.

ASA SUNDAY MORNING UPDATE FOR 7/18/10

The latest results received from ASA as of Sunday morning.

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ASA WEEKLY PODCAST 7/15/10
Highlights include: Review of the Joe Gibbs Driven Racing Oil ASA Member Track National Championship Standings, an interview with Vern Fagerberg Jr. and Sr. about the ASA - Student Educational Series, and a preview of this weekend's ASA Racing action.

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DAYTONA BEACH, FL (Thursday, June 3, 2010) - It is the number one reason why a certain group of theme parks are successful and it keeps its customers coming back over and over. The same thing can also happen at short tracks all across the United States as well.

It’s all about promoting a positive experience at local short tracks. It’s about creating an environment that will make anyone from a fan, a competitor, a sponsor, and employees to look forward to returning again and again. This year, the American Speed Association is promoting to its ASA Member Tracks and Series to be the leader of promoting those positive experiences.

DAYTONA BEACH, FL (Wednesday, May 12, 2010) - For the ASA Member Tracks and Sanctioned Series a successful night depends on many factors. One of the important factors is weather, and so far Mother Nature hasn’t been helping some of the tracks and series. But promoters are staying positive in the early part.

Weather is one thing that promoters have no control over and sometimes are faced with making tough decisions as to whether or not to go forward with their race event. But, when they have the green light to go, they hope that the weather is suitable and comfortable for the fans to come out and enjoy a great racing program.

In the Midwest this past weekend, with low temps and the threat of rain, many tracks made the tough decision to cancel their shows rather than attempt to get it in. Some could have gotten the show in, but would they have had the crowds? For some, not having it may be more cost effective than attempting it.

Kevin Speaking at the International Collegiate DECA Conference BEACH, FL (Tuesday, April 27, 2010) - College marketing students from all over the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico recently gathered for the 49th Annual Collegiate DECA International Career Development Conference in Louisville, KY.  During the conference, students attended various academies along with competing in various marketing competitions. The American Speed Association was represented in the Integrated Marketing Communications Academy.

DAYTONA BEACH, FL (Tuesday, April 27, 2010) - College marketing students from all over the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico recently gathered for the 49th Annual Collegiate DECA International Career Development Conference in Louisville, KY.  During the conference, students attended various academies along with competing in various marketing competitions. The American Speed Association was represented in the Integrated Marketing Communications Academy.