Alex Hayden

Alex Hayden joined the Motor Racing Network as a Pit/Turn Announcer in 1997. A native of Muncie, Indiana, he now resides in Goldsboro, North Carolina. After working as an actor at Universal Studios Florida, he auditioned and gained the announcer position at Wayne County Speedway and Southern National Speedway.

Dave Moody

Dave Moody is the lead turn announcer for Motor Racing Network’s broadcasts of NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series events. Dave also hosts the nationally syndicated motorsports talk show, “SiriusXM Speedway,” on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

Dan Hubbard

Dan Hubbard, Turn/Booth Announcer, has lived in Southern California all his life. Dan used to call amateur drag races in the parking lot of Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego.“We’re car crazy down here, but it wasn’t always a hot bed of NASCAR activity,” Dan said.

Mike Bagley

Known as “Bagman” in the NASCAR garage and by his fans, Mike Bagley’s passion for NASCAR racing began at the age of 5. His parents would take him to Dover (DE) Motor Speedway where he would eventually cross paths with Motor Racing Network folks.

Kurt Becker

Kurt Becker, Booth Announcer/Turn Announcer, made his MRN debut in September of 1994 as a turn announcer. Today, his duties still include turn announcing but also single-event anchor. Residing in Altamont, Ill. his entire life, Kurt also works in the Thoroughbred industry as a track announcer at Keeneland Racecourse in Lexington, Ky., and he is the former voice of Churchill Downs.

Jeff Striegle

Jeff Striegle is the Booth Announcer for Motor Racing Network’s broadcasts of NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Camping World Truck Series events. He debuted with the network in 1998. Jeff resides in Grand Rapids and was the co-founder of RacingAwareness, which supported Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.

Kim Coon

Kim Coon, Pit Reporter, joined the Motor Racing Network in 2015. She reports from pit road during the network’s NASCAR broadcasts and interacts with fans via social media and on the air during MRN’s race coverage. Coon, a Florida native, spent four seasons (2011-2014) as Miss Sprint Cup.

Jason Troy

Jason Toy, Pit Reporter/Turn Announcer, has been with the Motor Racing Network since 1998. Jason’s passion for racing started at an early age. He grew up late model dirt track racing with his dad at East Bay Raceway in Gibsonton, Florida. He graduated college from Marshall University, in Huntington, WV.

Tim Cataldamo

Tim Catalfamo is one of the voices heard on the Motor Racing Network, working in the corners as a turn announcer for select NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Craftsman Truck series broadcasts. Tim also serves as an on-air contributor for MRN’s weekly radio show “NASCAR Live.”

Kyle Rickey

Kyle Rickey, Turn/Booth Announcer, came to the Motor Racing Network in the Fall of 2002 after spending many years as the track announcer at Thompson Speedway and Stafford Speedway in his home state of Connecticut. In October of 2007, Kyle left his nine-year position as Media Coordinator for the Killingly Public School District in Killingly, CT to become a full-time Producer with MRN.

Steve Post

Steve Post is a Pit Reporter for the Motor Racing Network. The native of Hallstead , Pa. has been with the network since March 2003. Post started his career announcing short track races at Penn Can Speedway in Susquehanna, Pa. Along with announcing he handled media relations and was owner/editor of the speedway’s program book.

Rusty Wallace

Rusty Wallace – the 1989 NASCAR Cup Series Champion, 1984 Rookie of the Year and a 55-time Cup Series race winner – currently serves as Lead Analyst for the Motor Racing Network for NASCAR Cup Series races. He was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in February 2013.

Dillon Welch

Dillon Welch joined the Motor Racing Network in 2015, and currently works with the network as a Turn Announcer and Pit Reporter for select NASCAR radio events each year. He is a former public address announcer for USAC.Apart from broadcasting, Dillon’s other passion is auto racing.

Chris Wilner

Chris Wilner joined the Motor Racing Network in 2019, and currently serves as a pit reporter for NASCAR Craftsman Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series broadcasts. Chris is also the co-host of the weekly podcast, NASCAR Coast to Coast, covering all things short track and touring series.