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Welcome back to another episode of Street Smarts, powered by SmartWolf Consulting, where we dive deep into the mindset, strategies, and execution that drive success—not just in the automotive world, but in every high-performance arena.
Today, we’re shifting gears—literally—into the world of motorsports, where strategy, preparation, and execution separate the good from the great. Joining us is a man who knows exactly what it takes to build a winning team, both on and off the track. Scott Allen, co-owner of Scott Allen Racing, is dedicated to giving rising motorsport stars the opportunity to compete in top-tier equipment, chase checkered flags, and elevate their brand—while also growing the legacy of Scott Allen Racing itself.
Scott has been a crew member on multiple successful teams, including working with Tommy Baldwin Racing in the ultra-competitive Tour-Type Modifieds. His passion for the next generation of racers is clear in the talent he’s bringing to the track—drivers like Caleb Heady, a former SMART Modified Tour champion, Ameyla Gonzalez, a rising star in the Outlaw division at Stafford Motor Speedway, and Reagan Parent, a Legends Cars winner with deep racing roots, all driving the iconic No. 7NY.
And speaking of the 7NY, it’s more than just a number—it’s a tribute to the legendary "Tiger" Tom Baldwin, a Modified champion whose legacy continues through his son, Tommy Baldwin Jr., and teams like Scott’s, carrying the torch forward. Let’s talk racing, driver development, and what it really takes to compete at the highest level. 🚀🚗💨
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What is Street Smarts powered by SmartWolf Consulting?
A podcast designed and made to have unfiltered conversations, exciting takes, and conversations about the automotive dealership sector experience, communication, and processes. We look for people in the street and do our best not to get the talking heads from the executive level so we can hear what is going on and how the everyday person sees things.