Late to Grid - Grassroots Racing
May 26, 2026 · 28 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail How does a bet between friends turn into one of the Midwest’s best-known track day organizations? In this episode of Late To Grid…
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Ken GrulichGuest
Bill SnowHost
So, uh, he gets the career side of automobiles and then the play side of automobiles.

Uh, Ken, as we were preparing for this episode, I asked you how you got involved with motorsports.

Uh, I mentioned my dad, but him and his buddies always were building stuff, and I was the test mule for him-

I guess the thing that comes back to it, and I even mentioned it today in our driver's meetings or things, is you did something that, quite honestly, is a little bit dangerous, and you survived it, and that's...

You know, at the end you're like, "Wow, yeah, that was, uh, that was on the edge, and, uh, and we survived and it was fun."

When, when are we going again? When's the next one? And we always typically left with, "Oh, that was the best one yet," and then looking forward to the next one.

So, uh, he gets the career side of automobiles and then the play side of automobiles.

Uh, Ken, as we were preparing for this episode, I asked you how you got involved with motorsports.

Uh, I mentioned my dad, but him and his buddies always were building stuff, and I was the test mule for him-

I guess the thing that comes back to it, and I even mentioned it today in our driver's meetings or things, is you did something that, quite honestly, is a little bit dangerous, and you survived it, and that's...

You know, at the end you're like, "Wow, yeah, that was, uh, that was on the edge, and, uh, and we survived and it was fun."

When, when are we going again? When's the next one? And we always typically left with, "Oh, that was the best one yet," and then looking forward to the next one.
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