I went straight into cars when I was 11. Yeah. Actually, what's funny is I was supposed to be 12, but I turned 12 in, like, June. So I started early. And I remember when I got my first podium, my dad told me not to say how old I actually am. And they were like, oh, how old are you? And it's like, oh, that's 12. And now, Dinner Bites, a new spinoff of Dinner with Racers, presented by

Cottonedental Tire.

With your host, Ryan Eversley and Sean Heckman.

Dinner Bites is back.

Oh, it's another dinner bites.

Yeah.

Hey, Ryan.

Dinner Bites is back.

I'm Ryan Everett.

I'm Sean Heckman.

And Ryan, we've been focusing on young up-and-comers.

Our last episode was Henry Drury, who's well on his way.

And this was a name that I was less familiar with, but you're somebody who always

recognize as hustlers.

And you immediately threw out a name.

Once I heard her story, it made a lot of sense.

Yeah, Alana Carter, a young racer out of Canada, who I met earlier this year.

Not only does she have the talent on track, but like you said, Sean, the thing that really stood out to me is that she's really doing the effort to get her name out there.

She's really putting in an extra time on marketing herself and finding new opportunities with driving and without driving. So when I met her briefly at Sebring this year, I thought, what a cool kid. Hopefully we can do something to feature her. And then when we came up with this concept through Continental Tire to feature some of the young and up incomers of the sport, she was one of the first names that came to mind.

So like we said, Alana Carter is probably not a household name.

She technically does come from a racing family.

Her dad is basically one of those guys who drives anything he can, but all at a fun level

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