
Scott Whitmore from the Everett Herald wrote about the Northsound Racing Show
The Pacific Northwest’s only radio show devoted to covering the
diverse local racing and motorsports scene is returning for its
fourth season. Northsound Racing starts up again Thursday, March
12th, with many changes in store
KRKO radio has expanded its signal strength to 34,000-watt
daytime/50,000-watt nighttime, allowing all of its national and
local programs to be heard like never before. Along with Fox
Sports national programming, and increased coverage of NASCAR
Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series racing, KRKO once again brings
listeners all the latest racing news and action in 2009. Also
new for 2009 is KRKO’s expansion into the world of HD
broadcasting. In the near future, listeners who have a factory
installed HD radio receiver in their car will be able to hear
digital quality sound and receive scrolling local and national
sports scores in real time on their HD radio receiver display by
tuning to 1380AM on the radio.
Steve Mortland returns as the host of Northsound Racing for
2009, along with new co-host Tom Glithero. Also returning
“behind the scenes” for the second year is Sheree Berg. “It’s
always been an honor to be the host of Northsound Racing, and
now that the show is entering it’s fourth season, it’s still as
much fun to do as when we started back in 2005. Having someone
like Tom being involved in the show will only make it better.
You can’t deny the fact that Tom has just about done it all in
the racing business, and his experience, along with his uncanny
ability to tell stories is something that I’m really looking
forward to.” Mortland said recently. “The basic premise of
Northsound Racing will still remain as it’s always been, and
that is to treat all involved, be it guests, sponsors, and
especially the listeners with respect.
Covering the major and weekly races at all the local racing
facilities in the Pacific Northwest, along with featuring the
lesser known, yet equally exciting forms of motorsports the area
has to offer, allows Northsound Racing to bring listeners the
best in ]interviews, features and news both locally and
nationally. We’ll keep listeners up to date with the many
touring series, as well as the results from all divisions at
their favorite tracks.
Northsound Racing begins its 2009 season on March 12th.
Tune in from 8:00 to 10:00 PM Thursday nights on KRKO 1380AM or
on the web at
http://www.northsound1380.com/listenlive.
Following Northsound Racing, tune into the Verizon Pit
Reporters, a Performance Racing Network produced weekly radio
show featuring a round table discussion of the week in NASCAR.
Hosted by Brett McMillan, and a rotating group of NASCAR
reporters, The Verizon Pit Reporters offers a unique look inside
the world of stock car racing.
Any further information can be obtained by e-mailing Steve
Mortland at
northsoundracing@hotmail.com.
Steve Mortland
Host/Producer
Northsound Racing

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PRESS RELEASE:
Northsound 1380 ESPN Radio is pleased to
announce its 2008 racing schedule. Starting February 14th with
the 125 qualifiers from Daytona, and finishing with the NASCAR
Sprint Cup championship in November, Northsound 1380 has
committed once again to bring racing fans complete coverage of
racing at the national and local level.
Northsound 1380’s
affiliations with the Motor Racing Network, Performance Racing
Network, and the IMS radio Network allow for the best in radio
racing coverage. From the Daytona 500, the Indy 500, and
complete airing of the NASCAR Chase for the Championship, race
fans in the
Also included in
Northsound 1380’s racing arsenal is Northsound Racing with Steve
Mortland, returning for its third season. Northsound Racing
presents automotive racing from a local perspective, covering
all aspects of racing in the
Following Northsound
Racing will be a show titiled “The Alltell Pit Reporters”,
hosted by veteran PRN announcer Brett McMillan.
The ALLTEL Pit
Reporters is a unique
forum that brings together the nation's top motorsports media
for an hour-long roundtable discussion on the racing issues of
the day. If it happened during last week's race, or is a hot
topic for this week's race...you'll hear it discussed on
The
ALLTEL Pit Reporters.
Press Release
February 1, 2006
NORTHSOUND RACING
Northsound 1380 ESPN Radio is gearing up for the 2006 racing season with the announcement of it's new show titled "Northsound Racing". Hosted by Steve Mortland, and co-hosted by Carla Heath, the show promises to deliver a unique aspect to all kinds of racing in the Pacific Northwest.
"Our goal is to treat both the listeners and guests of the show with respect" said host Steve Mortland. "Both Carla and I realize how important it is to convey that fact, and we look forward to the challenge. We have a lot of great ideas in place, and it will be a great challenge to present many different aspects of the racing scene in the Pacific Northwest."
Steve Mortland, Carla Heath and Gaylon Stewart
Steve Mortland, Racey Raccoon of Evergreen Speedway and Carla Heath
Northsound 1380 is pleased to announce the return
of NASCAR and Indy Racing League broadcasts for the 2007 season.
Starting with the Daytona 500, the Pacific Northwest’s only
radio station to air Nextel Cup, Busch Series, Craftsman Truck,
and selected Indy Racing League events, including over 13 hours
of both the Indy 500 and Coca-Cola 600 races, Northsound 1380
continues to lead the way in racing coverage.
Also returning for its second season, Northsound Racing is the
areas only radio show devoted to covering the very active racing
scene in the Pacific Northwest. We cover the dirt tracks,
asphalt tracks, road course, drag racing, and even hydroplane
racing! If it involves racing competition, you’ll hear about it
on Northsound Racing.
Returning for the second season, host Steve Mortland, along with
Carla Heath and Gaylon Stewart look forward to delivering
interviews with all the competitors, teams, and those who paved
the way for the racing that we enjoy today. We’ll talk to people
on the road, from the shop, and in the studio, trying to bring a
different twist to the local racing scene.
It’s almost time to go racing folks! Good luck to
all the racers and teams out there. We’ll be keeping an eye (and
an ear) on you!
As always, we appreciate those that both listen and contribute to the show.
Click here to read Steve Mortland's Racing Blog
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