This is great news. I really appreciate all that you have done and will continue to do for open wheel racing. Be sure to stop by and play a little corn hole with us when we tailgate.

That's great both guys do alot for sprint cars and are quality men. It's nice to see these two teaming up to make a great product best of luck and thank you. Brandon Mattox #28

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Awesome News!!! I remember a couple of years ago when Dean and Sean worked together on some stuff and it was incredible! Can't wait to see what is in store for the upcoming season. Way to go guys!

Based on where I live, if I limited myself to non wing racing I would see one or two races a year. Therefore I have to diversify. I shoot supermodifieds, north east mods, ump mods, pavement late models, dirt late models, wings and anything else that's races within a 2-3 drive of Detroit.

Having said that, dirtondirt.com (who cover dirt late models only), is the standard a lot of other genres of short track racing imitate. This is for good reason, as this site is amazing for coverage.

I know it's been mentioned on here before, but i hope this new allegiance will make for a unified be all end all website for non wing racing. It's unfortunate that it may not include the most historic better known sanctioning body for these cars. I know this issue has been beaten to death, but a lot of the Indiana scene will never have the popularity and earning potential of a true national series like WoO.

Regardless I know a lot of you are resistant to change and the growth as a result of that change.

I'd love to see a non sanctioned chili bowl sized event in the Midwest for sprint cars. Along with some top notch coverage. Best of luck to Sean and Dean for the hardwork required in an often unloved profession. It's a hard life that I think these two (without knowing them personally) seem to be cut out for. A task a lot of us couldn't make the sacrifices for.

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That is awesome news.

The one thing that stands out to me that Sean and Dean worked on a lot was the Jackslash Show. I rememeber watching that about every week when it was on. They always did the weekend wrap ups and gave the results from a lot of non wing sprint car tracks all over the country. They always had a special guest on for a sit down interveiw. I thought those were awesome because it gave the fans a chance to actually see the drivers in a more personal way off the track. I would really like to see that come back as well.

Although it would be awesome to be from the great state of Indiana. For me, thats the best part of the Jack Slash/ Mr. Mills duo, You...DON'T...have to be from the great state of Indiana to keep on top of all the action. With the addition of DeanO', I to will be reserving my top row seat to the BEST sprint car action in the Country !!!! via Slash Media !!! Kudos Mister Buckley !!!

Thanks for the kind words, folks...I am really excited about once again working alongside Sean to bring you folks the exciting racing action of the Indiana Non-Wing Sprint Car scene. Sean has done a fantastic job of furthering the video medium in the sport, and I am very proud to once again be a part of the Jackslash team.

This weekend, I will be covering Bloomington on Friday night for highlights and interviews for content on www.jacklash.com, while Saturday I will be covering the USAC National Sprint Car event at Lawrenceburg Speedway for www.3widenetworks.com, streaming live video of the event, as well as sending highlights to SPEED. Meanwhile, Sean will be covering Gas City on Friday, and Putnamville on Saturday. You will get to see all of the Sprint Car action you can handle from these marquee tracks in Indiana. It's going to be a great weekend, and a fantastic year...Thanks for your support of our endeavors. Sincerely,

DM