Cushion Drift is a documentary channel about American dirt track racing: sprint cars, late models, midgets and modifieds, and the people who built their lives around them. Every video is a long-form story, twenty-five to thirty-five minutes, researched from race results, newspaper archives, sanctioning body records and first-hand interviews. No hot takes, no crash compilations, no ranking a man's worst night. What we cover: the drivers who came out of the bullrings and changed the sport, from Steve Kinser and Jan Opperman to Tony Stewart and Kyle Larson. The tracks, why some half-mile ovals became institutions and why others were paved over. The money, what a sprint car season costs and how a family team survives. If you grew up on Friday nights at the local dirt track, you know why this matters. If you never have, this is the way in. New documentary every week. Subscribe for the drivers, the tracks and the money behind dirt racing.