WFO Radio featured host Rich Christensen of PINKS All Out as a guest in anticipation of this weekends PINKS All Out at Palm Beach International Raceway.

Christensen discusses the origins of the show, the "All Out" format and coming back to PBIR.

Palm Beach Indy Racing owners Ron Dixon and Kane Williams share the same passion that everyone has shown in this year’s first Palm Beach Indy Rookie Challenge. They can’t wait for it to happen. It’s all go for March and the challenge is full steam ahead.

It might be snowing outside the main workshop in the Indianapolis area but come March 16 things are most certainly going to heat up as the quest to find two Rookie Challenge winners for 2010 kicks off.

WHAT: SPEED TV and Palm Beach International Raceway present a live taping of the popular grassroots style drag racing show, PINKS All Out.

WHERE: Palm Beach International Raceway: 17047 Beeline Highway Jupiter, FL 33476

WHEN: Friday, March 5, 2010 and Saturday, March 6, 2010

Two Florida drag racers hope to tend to unfinished business when popular SPEED television show, PINKS All Out, opens its 2010 tour with a return visit to Florida’s Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) on Saturday, March 6.

On one of the chilliest days in recorded South Florida weather history, the first PINKS All Out shoot at PBIR in late February of 2007 was a marathon on many levels. Multiple delays, untimely accidents and messy breakdowns added to the two longest time trial sessions in PINKS All Out history, lasting more than 10 hours and pushing the start of the final 16 to 11:00 p.m. But that was just the beginning.

ARCA Racing Series rookie Casey Roderick turned the fastest lap during Menards Pole Qualifying presented by Ansell, earning the pole position for Saturday's Tire Kingdom 150 presented by ModSpace at Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) in a Bill Elliott-owned Dodge.

Roderick, the 17-year-old Bill Elliott Racing Development Driver from Lawrenceville, GA, toured the 2.034-mile, 11-turn PBIR road course at a speed of 93.325 mph, earning his first career Menards Pole award in only his second ARCA Racing Series start.

It's cool but clear and sunny here Friday at Palm Beach Int'l Raceway. At present, 35 ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards cars are unloaded and preparing for the busy day ahead. On-track activity begins with practice from 11:30-2:30 local time with Menards Pole Award Qualifying presented by Ansell following at 4:00. Catch all the on-track action live at ARCAracing.com featuring Live Timing & Scoring and Live streaming audio.

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The ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards is a lot of things to a lot of people.

To some, it's not much more than a stepping stone to the next level, and the fame and fortune of NASCAR. To others, it represents the opportunity to see if they have what it takes to get to the next level. And to yet another group of racers, it's home. It's the place where they will race as a career.

It's also place where the next pitch may be a high-speed curve ball, like the next event on the schedule at Palm Beach Int'l Raceway (PBIR) in Jupiter, Florida where drivers will spend more time turning right rather than will left.