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Big Game Motorsports Shop Tour & Private Jet Ride!!



Last Week after my Preliminary Night at the Chili Bowl I flew up to Windom, Minnesota to the Big Game Motorsports Shop! Check out the Video to see how all the guys are doing along with the progress of building all of the new cars for 2022! Watch till the end as a BIG Plot Twist happens that leaves me in a pretty sweet situation! Can’t thank my car owner Tod Quiring enough! Check it out…

Online Merchandise: https://shopdgr.com/collections/race-tees

Time Stamp: 0:00
Tuesday Vlog 0:20
Thursday Vlog 5:08
Private Jet Ride 6:45
Take Off 8:00

42 Comments

  5. Chuck G

    Great video David. Looks like the start of a winning season. Hope you catch up with you at Attica and Atomic later this year.

  7. Ace Mechanical

    I could never understand how this works financially. Given the enormous expenses of a full time ride, the generally small purses and mostly low profile/local sponsors, I just don’t see how you could break even. I always imagined there are people who are very wealthy and love this racing that dump money into it.

  8. Greg Simon

    Love the shop videos, it’s been a long time, try making more videos in between races when the crew is working on the race car. Boy the private jet would be a nice ride.
    Good luck 👍 this season.

  12. Methanol Warrior

    I run a vending route and most of my day is in Windom. Can't believe the shop is in that town. LOL Best of luck to you!

  13. Steve Gotwalt

    Thanks for the tour!! I like to see the behind the scenes work that takes place to prepare a car for the race.

  14. D Green

    This is the year. Best wishes for great finishes. Great to hear Cody is ready to go !!

  20. tfab110

    Looking good David, good luck this season! Zack used to race with us here in Oklahoma, he's a good dude!!

  21. adam45899

    Pulling for you this year…. its your year and time for that first chip and a 40 win season👍👍🏁🏁lets go!!

  22. Dan93 Brown

    Hey what’s up Zach good to see every thing is going good tell Zach I said hi this is Brodan he will know me

  29. Industrial Pallet Worx

    If ya'll run brand new stuff for the new season. What do you do with all of last years stuff? You mentioned the one car from last year. I'm assuming ya'll had the same number of cars last year. Where did all of those go?

  32. Kerry Evans

    I cannot wait to see what the new paint scheme will
    look like. I'm ready for the
    season to begin. That's
    super cool flying in a
    private jet to the race.

  33. Mark Bunney

    Love the shop stuff! The plane is bad ass too!! Can’t wait to watch you rip it up this year!!

  34. kurt George

    Looking forward to seeing you win the 2022 championship. Appreciate you being a clean driver and wonderful to your fans even on those bad nights. See ya at knoxville!!!

  35. David DePace

    DGR- Love the video! Kid in the candy 🍬 store! DG- Good 👍 Luck! To you& ur team. Watching & Sending Good Luck! Ur way! Watching CT. Boys! Giddie up!🔨👇👊👌

  36. Joe Shmoe

    This is HUGE money Catalog racing where only the rich can race. I liked when racers built their own equipment with not a lot of money. ALL this high dollar stuff help ruin the sport.

  38. Rich Rinehart

    Just the cost of the rear rims would pay my mortgage for at least a year or so. Twenty years ago a Weld sprint car beadlock right rear rim was over $750. I am almost afraid to ask how much they are going for in today's world. The sprint car really started to evolve in the 90's with better chassis being engineered and I am pretty sure that anyone that is someone buys there chassis from one of the big chassis builders. I watched a guy race for twenty years and his cars were the first cars that I ever seen lay over to the left and drag the left rear frame rail getting into the corner. He built every sprint car he ever raced. He had a master's in engineering and was a machinist so he had an advantage before anyone showed up at the track. The downtube chassis really toughened up the chassis and stopped the flexing of the standard car. At my local dirt track most guys built most of their parts because there wasn't an internet or supply companies that catered to racing. There were a few but not like it is today. I could get on the phone starting at 8am and I could be done by 2pm ordering an entire car and the chassis would take the longest to get there. I would drive and pickup my $50k engines
    Peace

  42. Marie Beasley

    Wow just caught this video ! Had no idea about the accident and all the changes. That jet was sweet 👍 thanks for all you do ✌🏻

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