Welcome back to the Podshed. I'm Holman, your host of the Truck Show podcast, and I feel like I've

been on the road forever. I'm sure you probably do too. I am excited to get back and start knocking

out some new podcasts for you. And as you know, I was on the road to pick up my new Wrangler

392 from Michigan and bring it back home to California. But what you might not have known is the same

day I left for Detroit, I actually spent the day, I took the red eye out of LAX, spent the day in

San Bernardino. I was actually hanging out with our friends at Amsoil, where I was invited to attend

with VIP access, might add, the last Amswell off-road race weekend of the season. So I hadn't

been to short course racing in a while and, man, I forgot how much I loved it. It was so much fun. I

wish I could have stayed there all weekend if I didn't have to travel and taking in all the races

because the action was so good. And since I got all access, I was able to connect with a couple of Amazon

drivers.

An off-roading legend, you guys, if you know off-road, you're going to dig that interview.

And then even the president of the championship off-road racing series.

So I'll bring all that to you in this episode.

And one takeaway from the weekend is that short course racing is not only alive and well, but there's huge enthusiasm behind it. And I can't wait to get out to another race. So anyway, thank you, Amsoil for the invite. And you guys know how I feel about Amazon Oil products. They're the best. And if you want the best, head over to amswell.com. And of course, if you want to know more about championship off road, you can visit their website at champoffroad.com and see when they'll be coming

through two-way. oil.com. And of course, if you want to know more about championship off road, you can visit their website at champoffroad.com and see when they'll be coming through to a town nearby

you for some awesome racing action. And otherwise, just digging out from being gone, I've been

playing around with a 25 Jeep gladiator, which came courtesy of the Jeep brand, Mopar, and Jeep Performance Parts. So more to come on that one, but it arrived with a two-inch lift in 35. I'm going to be bolting on a bunch of different products on it, reviewing them for OVR in the podcast and kind of going through their catalog. And so we'll talk about that. And I'll also take you along for a ride in the upcoming episode and let you know what it's like living with a lifted gladiator as a daily driver.

So that truck review is in our future as well.

But before we get into it, we have to thank our awesome sponsors.

The Truck Show podcast is brought to you by the following sponsors.

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