Bob Varsha - Focus On Racing Radio

Focus On Racing Radio

In January 2002 Varsha joined Focus On Racing Radio, syndicated by Westwood One. The show originates from Memphis, Tennessee, but Varsha hosts from Atlanta, Georgia and from the Speed TV studios in Charlotte, North Carolina

Varsha's co-host on the show is Forrest Goodman of Memphis, Tennessee.

The radio program is delivered in a magazine-style format and delivers interviews with top drivers from all forms of motorsports. The show's slogan is "The Fastest Hour In Radio!"

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