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Fallon Tucker Constantino: What An IMSA Safety Dispatcher Really Does

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You can love racing and still have no idea how it actually works. That’s why we sat down with Fallon Constantino, an IMSA race control safety dispatcher who lives in the space most fans never see: the radios, the response plan, and the split-second coordination that turns a crash into a safe, controlled reset.
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We talk through Fallon’s unconventional path into motorsports, from early motorcycle club racing jobs and manual scoring to the moment she finally observed IMSA race control in 2019 and instantly recognized the complexity and precision. Fallon breaks down how race control is organized, how decisions flow, and what her role looks like when debris hits the track or a car stops in a dangerous place. If you’ve ever wondered who talks to fire, medical, wreckers, and recovery trucks, this conversation makes it real.
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The bigger takeaway is career-focused: motorsports is an ecosystem with opportunities far beyond driving, and women in motorsports belong in every corner of it. Fallon shares blunt, practical advice on getting started through flagging and corner marshaling, building relationships, finding mentors, and using LinkedIn and personal branding wisely. We also dig into the mindset it takes to “have the audacity” to introduce yourself to leaders and create your own openings.
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Kendra Sommer: She Quit Her Reporting Job To Build A Motorsports Media Career

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She got told “nobody really cares about motorsports” and made a decision that changed everything. We’re talking with Kendra Sommer, a former TV news reporter who quits her job, flies to the SEMA Show with no network, and turns that leap into real momentum and a real business in automotive media. If you’ve ever wanted a career in motorsports content, this story hits that exact nerve: fear, hustle, and the moment you decide to bet on yourself.
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We get into what it actually takes to build CWK Media, from creating a credible brand, to working trade shows like SEMA and PRI, to earning referrals that keep the pipeline full. Kendra shares unforgettable shoots and lessons from the road, including documenting the Hot Rod Power Tour, producing features in Saudi Arabia, and filming a Mercury Racing project that involved 175 mph on a boat. We also talk about the unsexy part that makes the work look effortless: pre-production planning, schedules, interview prep, and keeping a crew aligned when everything changes fast.
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Then the conversation takes a sharp, fascinating turn into her new “Getaway Car” segment, a blend of automotive history and true crime storytelling that’s already pulling huge attention online. Along the way we touch NASCAR access, the rise of streaming and motorsports documentaries, and why women in motorsports still fight for attention, sponsorship, and respect even as the culture improves.
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