SprintCarUnlimited.com Deep Dive presented by EnTrust IT Solutions: Jason Meyers
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
- We caught up with former two-time World of Outlaws champion Jason Meyers for an in-depth interview. Meyers talked about leaving California and his journey to become an Outlaw champion. He also hit on his retirement, the Chris Luck situation, and business outside of racing. For an encore, Meyers talked about being a car-owner and mentor to Corey Day, purchasing Sander, and the philosophy that has made him successful over the years.
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One of the most well-spoken guys out there. Really a great interview. Thanks for putting this one up.
Great interview!!! This was the first time I’ve ever been exposed to Jason Meyers the person. He is very inspiring. His “servant” approach to leadership is inspiring. Huge kudos to Sprintcar Unlimited for having him as a guest.
Such an inspiring person, on and off the track. Hopefully Jason will release a biographical book one day, which would be a great read.
I was thinking the same thing.
Jason is an awesome guy. he will have Corey in championship form in no time.
Great interview. I also remember that Jason was sort of a 'Drivers Representative' when he was on the Outlaw tour. I saw a number of drivers talk to him when they had a problem with the tour.
Go Corey !!!
No.1 fan from Florida.
👏👏👏 Jason would have won a Knoxvilles if Tyler Walker had just pulled off the track instead of causing a yellow to get sponsors some T.V. time at the end.
Facts ,was there sitting on our mule and witnessed that, if he would of just used the exit instead of coasting by at 10mph
Really good interview Jeremy I always like watching Jason race but I never really knew much about him the guy sure got a lot going on. I think Corey will do very well with Jason heaven his back.
Thank you. Jason is always a good interview.
Another great interview with an amazing guest. Jason was one of the hardest working drivers ever and quickly became one of the greats. Definitely left a void when he decided to step away.
@@SprintCarUnlimited What was the situation you touched on with the ponzi scheme? I never heard about that...