Deryl Morley - Known worldwide as "The Voice Of Sim Racing, Deryl's accomplishments have mirrored the progress of sim racing broadcasting. Being the first to do anything is something special, when you can watch it grow into something big, it makes it all that much more special. Deryl has watched his little project at Onlineracin.com turn into a worldwide media phenomenon. Many people credit Morley for the current state of sim broadcasting. He works with OLRtv, RLMtv, and of course High Speed Radio. You can learn more by clicking your way to DerylMorley.com. Deryl is also the announcer and track manager for Londonderry Raceway and he has joined John Spence in the announcing booth at Lee USA Speedway.
Todd Stanton - As the announcer at Skyline Raceway in New York state, Todd comes to High Speed Radio more than qualified to sit in the seat. Todd is a long time sim racer and has been announcing sim races since 2006. In his early career he has worked for OLRtv, RLMtv, ECT Radio, High Speed Radio, and had a short stint with RPMtv. Todd has all the tools to be a great annouoncer, and as time goes on we believe that he will be up there with the best.
Wayne Owens - Wayne is the owner of Highway 40 Country, our sister station. Wayne is new at broadcasting sim races, but what he lacks in experience he makes up for with effort and enthusiasm. He always gives 110% in anything he does. When he takes to the Mic at High Speed Radio or Highway 40, you know you can expect something special. It may not always be what you expect, but it will be unique.
Matt Thomas - The owner of Asphaltvision.com and the lead producer of OLRtv, Matt has more production experience than the rest of the staff combined. From time to time we are able to wrestle the technical guru from the production truck and convince him to come play in the booth. he does a suprisingly good job when he announces, and given time in the booth, he has the ability to go places with his voice. However, Matt is more at home behind a camera or in the director chair.
Alex Faust - Alex has a voice that screams "BROADCASTING". Combine that voice with a quick wit and a fant5astic sense of humor and you're ALMOST where Alex is in his career. He has integrity and political knowledge, which means if you make him mad he can tell you to go F yourself and leave you thanking him afterwards. His skills on the mic are unparalleled and his accomplishments in the world of sim broadcasting are on the border of amazing. Alex is a welcomed addition to the High Speed Radio family indeed.
Ian Carrey - The young gun from the deep "south" of Vermont (yes, we know Vermont is north, just go with it ok?) packs a pair of six shooters everywhere he goes (he doesn't actually carry weapons, it just sounds cool). Ian may be new to the broadcasting scene and the sim racing scene, but he's not new to racing. On Thursday nights during racing season you can find Ian at Thunder Road in Vermont, enjoying his favorite past time, auto racing. Ian was a great fit for High Speed Radio and we're glad he'll be honing his announcing skills with us.
Michael Richey - As one of the voices of RLMtv, Michaels has proven himself early as a valuable member of the sim broadcasting community. His passion for sim racing and broadcasting puts him in a class that very few will ever attain. Michael's natural sense of humor is an added benefit to High Speed Radio listeners. You can rest assured that when Michael is in the booth great things are bound to happen.
Chaz T Thompson - Chaz must be one of the most unique characters in the entire sim racing world. he has become known for his racing ability and personality in various voice chat channels and programs. With his quick mi9nd and slow southern drawl, he is almost unmatched in the booth. The only difference between Chaz and a broadcasting legend is that most people haven't heard of Chaz yet, we intend to change that!