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On this episode of The League Podcast (Season 1, Episode 5), host Chris Harris sits down with Gregory Hoveson, one of The League’s top-tier pros and the first pro guest to join the show.Greg breaks down what separates real pros from everyone else: the data, the preparation, the strategy, and the mindset. From karting at 6 years old in Toronto to working in the Road to Indy as an engineer, to becoming a 9,000+ iRating iRacing competitor, Greg explains how the sim world mirrors real-world motorsports, and in some ways delivers even more data than the track.We get into:What “pro” actually means in sim racing (contracts, commitments, exposure, and expectations)The real path to 9,000+ iRating and why pros don’t chase iRating anymoreHow teams choose cars with testing and full-season analysis (and why the Mercedes became the weapon of choice)Fixed vs open setups, and what it takes to find pace at the limitPrize money, why it matters, and what attracts pros to The LeagueBig shout-out to our sponsors and partners:Superlap (Official Sim Center of The League) – superlap.worldThe Roasted Record – theroastedrecord.comDakin’s Designs – livery design for sim and real-world buildsAfrican American Automotive Association (AAAA) and FoxxteccaSubscribe for more episodes and weekly League content.Support the show

On this episode of The League Podcast, host Chris Harris sits down with Damren and 7-year-old racing phenom Landon Batson—one of the most exciting young talents in sim racing right now. We talk the viral moment that put Landon on the map, his move from console racing to karting wins, and the mindset it takes to chase sponsors and a future in F1.Powered by Foxxtecca. Shout-out to Superlap, Roast & Record, Apex Racing TV, the African American Automotive Association, and Dakins Design.Support the show

In this episode of The League, host Chris Harris sits down with Kristen Montgomery, a rising voice in sim racing and motorsports culture, to talk about representation, access, and what it really means to chase your dreams later in life.Kristen opens up about growing up loving speed, competition, and creativity — even when those interests didn’t fit traditional expectations for girls. She shares how discovering sim racing became a turning point, giving her a real pathway into motorsports and a community where she could belong. From her journey into racing, to her passion for storytelling, culture, and mentorship, this conversation explores how access and visibility can change lives.The episode dives into:Why representation in motorsports truly mattersHow sim racing creates real access to racing careersBreaking stereotypes around women in motorsportThe mindset required to start something new as an adultFinding purpose through passion, discipline, and communityBuilding confidence through racing, creativity, and consistencyKristen also talks about her involvement with Track Limits, her love for Porsche and GT racing, and how she’s using her platform to inspire others to step into spaces they were never told they belonged in.This conversation is about more than racing — it’s about identity, opportunity, and having the courage to pursue what moves you.🎙️ The League is a Foxxtecca podcast focused on culture, motorsports, sim racing, and the people reshaping access and opportunity across the industry.Support the show

In this episode of The League Podcast, host Chris Harris sits down with Kingston Mullings, a 14-year-old karting racer competing on a global stage. Kingston shares his journey into motorsports, the discipline required to compete at a high level, and what it means to balance racing, education, and personal growth at a young age.The conversation explores the mindset of a young athlete, the importance of family support, and how early exposure to motorsports is shaping Kingston’s future both on and off the track.Subscribe to The League Podcast for conversations focused on motorsports, youth development, and access to opportunity.Support the show

In the debut episode of The League Podcast, host Chris Harris sits down with Thaze for a conversation on sim racing, esports, and the evolving path into motorsports. They discuss how digital competition is creating new opportunities, expanding access, and reshaping how the next generation enters the sport.This episode explores the connection between sim racing and real-world motorsports, the role of community and culture in esports, and why platforms like iRacing are becoming critical gateways for young drivers.Subscribe to The League Podcast for weekly conversations at the intersection of motorsports, esports, and culture. Support the show