Outstanding Commentary!!! Priceless!!! Appreciate You!!! Thank You!!!

Thank you HMM, very interesting interview with Cap Henry. Also thanks for the short history lesson on our 19th President. Can't wait till the next video.

HMM, Thanks for the ride along. Interviewing Cap Henry was Awesome and the racing at Fremont was great!

Great show once again!

Cap seems like a great guy. Too bad on the crash. Loved the lively banjo music and the mini history lesson too. Another very enjoyable video HMM. Thanks! 🏁

Great reporting as usual. And thanks for the history lesson.

Little bit of a history lesson. Some great conversations. Looked like some excellent racing. Always a pleasure to take a journey with you! Thanks for the adventure!

Great view of Cap's crash . Glad he was ok . Thanks Don

So happy you got to interview a kinda little guy who scrapes and works hard every week to be at the track. They are the ones that get overlooked and had great stories and experiences. Love Cap Henry 🏁 thanks for the history of the town

Nice portrayal, good informative film.

it was a great race altogether the 410s and even the 305s put on a close show with Logan Riehl winning it.

Great video, once again, HMM!!

What a race, just a pity Cap rolled it. I hope life is good Don 🇺🇲🇮🇪🏁

Great video. Really enjoyed it 😊

Great Video, Keep up the good work !!

👍👍 thanks for bringing us along again feller... looks like another neat town and track .. also, don't know much about ole Rutherford,but from what ive read,i think he did alright, but anyway..see ya later man 👍👍👊

Great interviews and videos.

Cap is a great driver and seems like a really good guy. My wife and I went to the Rutherford B Hayes House one time while camping at Fremont for the races. Definitely worth the trip. Another tour we went on while there was the old fremont jail. You would like that tour. It was really cool.

Another cool video. Unlike the other dirt tracks (I've been to Toledo a couple times) you visited and videoed this year, I've actually been to Fremont. I was crewing for Mike Harmon at Toledo and decided at the last minute to go watch some sprint cars. I don't remember much about it, except the track was relatively flat and there was lots of wheel spin and that still seems to be the case. They also ran a dash race of some type where 410's, 360's and 305 sprints all raced together and the 410's extra hp didn't make much difference. I think a 360 won and the 305's held their own. Anyways, cool interview with Cap Henry (he did mention Sammy as his top 3 greatest!). I didn't really know much about him other than seeing his cool name in results over the years. Safe to say he was doing all he could to win the race!.Also nice to see Sean Rayhall running good. A guy I remember from the Road to Indy from a road racing background that went sprint car racing. I find it amusing he was a protege of Graham Rahal and actually drove for them, I think in sports cars?

Check out Zena, Ohio? Some history there Mutt Anderson?

I always enjoy your coverage of the racing itself, but the real highlights of your videos are the conversations with the people in the pits. You must carefully pick your times to approach drivers, crew members, car owners, etc. It never seems like the person you're talking is anxious to end the conversation. You must have a good sense of how much time you should take when everyone is busy with their race prep.