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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 1H 50M

Episode 73: Flat Bottom Racing, Hall of Champions Honors & Where the Sport Goes Next

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Brinton, newly inducted into the APBA Hall of Champions. JT shares his journey through flat bottom racing, what makes these boats so unique to drive, and why the challenge and thrill keep racers coming back.The conversation explores the evolution of racing classes, the history of K boats, and what it takes to chase speed records on the water. JT also opens up about his family’s racing legacy and his parallel career in the music industry, offering a rare look at life both on and off the course.The hosts dig into big-picture topics shaping the sport today—including safety discussions, capsules versus traditional boats, the economics of racing, scheduling conflicts, and the need for stronger communication across organizations. Looking ahead, they share predictions for the upcoming season and talk about what it will take to revive flat bottom racing and grow the sport for future generations.Packed with insight, debate, and plenty of racing passion, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves boat racing and the community behind it.

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