Legendary Radio/TV Personality Covering MotorsportsHost Of Motorsports Mania On ICTV/DISH Ch 230.
Guest On KMLE 108 FM And Channel 3 TV PHX.
Guest On KMLE 108 FM And Channel 3 TV PHX.
Wally Cahill has been involved with all types of motorsports for over nineteen years. His articles and photos have been published in over twenty national magazines, in addition to working hand in hand with Clear Channel Entertainment; the world’s largest entertainment company that produces stadium style motorsports events.
Wally has also participated in the two oldest races in America, the Pikes Peak Hill climb and the Indianapolis 500. In 1992, he and three other racers riding for Yamaha introduced the ATV class to the world famous Pikes Peak Hill climb by bringing the first Yamaha Banshees to the Colorado Springs, Colorado international event.
Recognizing the need for a real motorsports radio medium that focuses on getting behind the scenes in all sorts of racing, Wally created MOTORSPORTS MANIA in 2001. Working with many racing personalities, over the years, Wally produced and aired Arizona's most popular motorsports program.
Unfortunately, Wally is in the hospital with some serious health challenges. Wally is an avid user of twitter. It would be awesome if NRM readers could reach out to Wally by sending a message of support to his account at @wallycahill.
As Moses races in the King Taco "200" tomorrow, the team will be thinking of Wally Cahill and all the time, effort, and creative work he has given to promoting the sport we love.
Wally has also participated in the two oldest races in America, the Pikes Peak Hill climb and the Indianapolis 500. In 1992, he and three other racers riding for Yamaha introduced the ATV class to the world famous Pikes Peak Hill climb by bringing the first Yamaha Banshees to the Colorado Springs, Colorado international event.
Recognizing the need for a real motorsports radio medium that focuses on getting behind the scenes in all sorts of racing, Wally created MOTORSPORTS MANIA in 2001. Working with many racing personalities, over the years, Wally produced and aired Arizona's most popular motorsports program.
Unfortunately, Wally is in the hospital with some serious health challenges. Wally is an avid user of twitter. It would be awesome if NRM readers could reach out to Wally by sending a message of support to his account at @wallycahill.As Moses races in the King Taco "200" tomorrow, the team will be thinking of Wally Cahill and all the time, effort, and creative work he has given to promoting the sport we love.
(information and photo from Motorsports Mania)
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