About Racin Boys Radio

	SCOTT TRAYLOR Host and analyst Scott Traylor has been involved in racing for more than 30 years as a driver, team owner, and broadcaster. His love for the sport inspired him to co-found a weekly radio show in 1998, which was the forerunner of what’s become a Saturday morning staple on Kansas City’s Sports Radio 810 WHB. He and partner Kirk Elliott launched RacinBoys.com in 2003, which covers the best in grassroots racing. In 2006, Traylor had the idea of taking the venture one-step further by creating a full-time production company, creating long-form live internet shows and race video packages. With the addition of live-audio coverage of the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and most recently the Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Car Dirt Series, an exciting future lies ahead.
	KIRK ELLIOTT Host Kirk Elliott began announcing races at the age of 15, working tracks and events in Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas over a 30-year span from 1971 through 2000. Upon retiring as a public address race announcer, Kirk joined with Scott Traylor in the formation of the Racin Boys, which led to RacinBoys.com. Elliott has co-hosted racing-related radio shows with Traylor since 2000 on Sports Radio 810 WHB in Kansas City. After attending his very first race in 1966 at his hometown track in Mount Ayr, Iowa, it wasn’t long before he witnessed his first sprint car race at the famed Knoxville Raceway. It was there he was hooked, and a love affair of racing that’s lasted for more than 40 years. Kirk’s broadcasting career dates back to 1975 which includes play-by-play of Football, Basketball, and Baseball.
	BRYAN GAPINSKI Race analyst Bryan Gapinski is founder and director of National Midget Driver of the Year started in 1999. He is a well-known racing journalist and announcer with a column appearing in National Speed Sport News. He has been the Badger Midget Series Media Director since 1988 and has announced major open wheel races across the country. Gapinski also has experience doing radio/webcasts, and TV commentary. He is a former midget car owner and Product Manager with National Racing / Halibrand, and has been part of the broadcast crew for the five previous Racin Boys webcasts from the Chili Bowl. Bryan, wife Jenna and daughter Kailey reside in suburban Milwaukee, Wis.
	JUSTIN ZOCH Race announcer Justin Zoch lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and is working on his fourth Chili Bowl Broadcast with the Racin Boys. Zoch spent eight years as an announcer at the Knoxville Raceway (2001-2008) and has worked events for the All Stars, the IRA, the Badger Midgets, ASCS, UMSS and many other sanctioning bodies throughout the United States and Canada. The 33-year-old is also the editor of FlatOut Magazine, a nationally-published magazine covering Sprint Cars and Midgets. Justin prefers to spend his free time reading, running, doing crossword puzzles and waterskiing.
	JOHN LEE Photographer John Lee shot video for more than a dozen years before switching to digital still photography in 2004 where many action shots can be viewed on RacinBoys.com, Hoseheads.com, any of the 3WIDEMEDIA Magazines : FLATOUT , DIRT Modified and DIRT Late Model, as well as Hawkeye Racing News. Fans will see many of his shots in the Racinboys Gallery and his website www.highfly-nphotos.com. John has served as track photographer at Central Missouri Speedway and Valley Speedway with a prior stint at U.S. 36 Raceway.
	AIMEE LOYET Pit reporter Aimee Loyet is a University of Missouri graduate with a bachelors of Arts in Communication and a Sunset Hills, Missouri native. Loyet got her start doing pit reporting at Angell Park Speedway in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. She is the Marketing and Social Media Coordinator for Loyet Motorsports and has done freelance work with Badger, USAC, POWRi and ASCS. Post-graduation, Loyet was privileged enough to work at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, Brickyard 400 and Red Bull Indianapolis Moto GP during 2011.