Talkin’ Shift Podcast

Brett LaSala is the owner/driver behind the Snot Rocket Mustang, one of the fastest and most competitive cars on the Coyote platform right now. We talk about his rise in racing, how he’s built the program, and his big performance at TX2K26, including a $36,000 win, along with the parts and people behind the car like Motion Raceworks and TBM Brakes.

In this episode of Talkin' Shift, we’re going through everything that went down at TX2K26, from the record-setting passes to the biggest moments that we saw throughout the week. Between the first-ever 5-second run in TX2K history, 200+ MPH roll racing, and some wild upsets across multiple classes, this year was one we'll remember for a long time.

We sat down with ThatDudeinBlue (David Patterson) — a car enthusiast and YouTuber who’s reviewed over 1,000 cars and built a massive presence in automotive media since the early days of YouTube. We dive into how his channel got started, the ups and downs of growing on the platform, and the shifts he’s made in content over the years. David shares behind-the-scenes stories about some of his wildest reviews, the challenges that came with evolving his style, and what he’s focused on heading into 2026.

We’re back in the studio breaking down everything that went down at Sick Week 2026. From the record cold Florida temps to the cars that surprised us most, we go through how the week unfolded from Day 0 to the final pass in Gainesville. We talk about who took home class wins, which builds impressed us the most, and the struggles teams faced along the way — from mechanical setbacks to weather delays and everything in between. If you followed Sick Week all week long, this is the full recap from our side of the fence.

We're proud to say we've published 20 episodes on our Talkin' Shift Podcast, and we're happy to have Jim Neuenfeldt (AKA Parish) on to mark the milestone. Parish is a big time OG on the 1320video Youtube channel - going back 20 years. He was widely known in the midwest for his 10 second sleeper Silverado that had twin turbos before it was cool, and could gap nearly everything on the streets.