From a press release issued on behalf of SpeedFreaks by Sports Byline USA:

“Clean Up On Aisle Ten…The SpeedFreaks Will Be Droppin’ Produce”

Hollywood, CA – This Sunday from the Lucas Oil Studios, America’s number one motorsports radio show will create its own March Madness. Rudolph Schenker, the guitarist and founding member of the legendary German quintet, The Scorpions, will ride his ‘Benz into the mix with his take on fellow countryman Michael Schumacher and the possible Formula One meltdown. Joining ‘Schenk’ will be three-time Superbike Champion Doug Chandler and a couple of General Managers of two premiere tracks, Bryan Sperber of Phoenix International Raceway and Bill Miller of California Speedway, sans the ties…we hope.

“Topical? You want topical…” says former Autobahn toll-taker turned SpeedFreaks’ President, Kenny Sargent. “While every other motorsports show is focused on wearing some really hideous sport coats, SpeedFreaks, just as the F1 season begins, will engage one of the flyest and fastest six stringers in some Formula One pontification. Hell, he and Schumacher are practically neighbors. Bike Week is cookin’ in ‘Tona, so Dougy boy will roll in here with THE insight. And with NASCAR’s imminent track realignment, having Sperber and Miller on the show is, well, let the campaigning begin!”

Other highlights Sunday night include bantering on the possibility of some Winston Cup races going to pay-per-view; Superbike ticket giveaways for California Speedway; and will be the last chance to register for Lugg Nuttz Freakin’ Adventure to The Lucas Oil 250 NASCAR Truck Race in Bakersfield, California.

Kenny Sargent, Crash Gladys, Lugg Nuttz and Statt Mann Caruthers can be heard every Sunday Night at 7 PM (PT)/ 10 PM (ET) on SpeedFreaks Radio Network’s legion of affiliates including Los Angeles’ ESPN Radio 710 AM, Dallas-Ft. Worth’s KYNG 105.3 FM, Chicago’s WKRS 1220 AM, Boston’s WNBW 1120 AM, Charlotte’s WZRH 960 AM, San Francisco’s KYCY 1550 AM, Detroit’s WKRK 97.1 FM, Phoenix’ XTRA Sports 910 AM, Sacramento’s KXOA 93.7 FM, Las Vegas’ KSFN 1140 AM, Albuquerque’s KNML 610 AM, Madison’s (WI) WTDY 1670, Springfield’s (IL) WMAY 970 AM, Salt Lake City’s KAOL 750 AM and Reno’s KBZZ 1270 AM.