RWIGT To Become Raceweek Illustrated Television

Raceweek Illustrated Garage Talk’s video crew captures Preston Peltier in victory lane after the World Crown 300 at Gresham Motorsports Park on Aug. 10. The television program will undergo a name change, becoming Raceweek Illustrated, beginning this week. Photo by Steve Knight

After almost two years on the air, Raceweek Illustrated Garage Talk is undergoing a change.

Every Other Man Productions has announced that the popular motorsports news program will undergo a name change, becoming simply Raceweek Illustrated.

The move, according to series head writer and host Brandon Reed, is intended to make the television program seamless with the website of the same name.

“We’ve worked hard on the television show to make it a ‘must watch’ for fans of short track racing by putting the spotlight on the Hometown Heroes, just as we always have with the Raceweek Illustrated website,” said Reed, who is also the editor and publisher of Raceweek Illustrated.com. “But many times we found folks were confused due to the two different names.

“With the rebranding of the television show to match the website, we aim to make sure folks understand that both places are destinations for race fans who want to see their local heroes get the credit they deserve.”

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“Our viewers have told us how much they enjoy the variety of races we’ve traveled to this year to bring them various kinds of racing at a range of tracks around the southeast,” said Reed. “From Gresham to Nashville, from Mobile to Greenville, from Dixie to Toccoa, we’re not only planning on continuing to travel, we plan to go to tracks and cover events our viewers have asked to see.”

Reed said the program will also continue to work cohesively with the website to be their viewers and readers “connection to the world of motorsports.”

The name change will begin with the upcoming Sept. 13 program, which will feature interviews with Richard Petty and Dale Inman, along with racing action from Montgomery Motor Speedway in Montgomery, AL and Dixie Speedway in Woodstock, GA.