How Ricky Warner Became A Sprint Car Hall Of Fame Crew Chief ... He Joins 'On The Drive'

In episode seven of ‪@OnTheDrivePodcast‬Ricky Warner sits down with hosts Grace Woelbing and Taylor Ferns to discuss the start to his career, what it was like growing up in Pennsylvania, why he became a crew chief and not a driver, who he worked with in his early days and who his mentors were, including Karl Kinser.
He also touches on his time working with Donny Schatz at Tony Stewart Racing and all of their accomplishments.
Listen to the full episode here: www.speedsport.com/podcasts/o...

[@albondigas9549]

What a cool guy. I didnt know anything about him, as im a fairly new fan to sprint cars. Thank you for this insight.Id like to know what changes he made last race that Rico referenced as ("a lot")the other day.

[@jimheckert5383]

Great interview. Thanks. 🇺🇸🍀🇺🇸

[@chasebarrett3801]

Ladies ladies. In one of the segments at the beginning or end whenever you think yall could showcase some sandwiches or trackside potluck for the crews.? You can't go wrong in this area.

[@Fukna69]

He said, Kenny Woodruff, Daryl Saucier and Scott Gerkin, and three of those guys aren’t with us anymore, I knew about Daryl and Kenny, but did Scott Gerkin pass away?

[@bryanbernard5778]

Sadly, yes. November 8, 2020

[@Fukna69]

@@bryanbernard5778 dang man, I’m sorry to hear that, I first met him in IDK, 85?-86?, when ever Mark Kinser hit the road, he was his crew chief, of course Karl over saw everything, I think that’s what the problem was with Karl and Steve, Karl put him in his car and put Steve on the map and hired Scott and taught him a lot, then Steve started his own team and took Scott with him, Scott was a good guy, didn’t mind telling you stuff if you asked