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In The Making: USF Pro Championships, Next Generation of Athletes

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"In The Making," a USF Pro Championships TV production, is a video podcast series showcasing up-and-coming athletes from all lanes with a common goal -- to reach the top of their sport. Hosted by Emilee Smarr, a graduate of Clemson University in Sports Communication, hear from drivers in the world's most successful open-wheel racing ladder system - the USF Pro Championships (USF Pro 2000, USF2000 and USF Juniors) - as well as drivers from across racing and football, basketball, baseball, soccer, softball and Olympic-sport athletes as they detail their journey in making their dreams a reality.

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What is In The Making: USF Pro Championships, Next Generation of Athletes?

"In The Making," a USF Pro Championships TV production, is a video podcast series showcasing up-and-coming athletes from all lanes with a common goal -- to reach the top of their sport.

Hosted by Emilee Smarr, a graduate of Clemson University in Sports Communication, hear from drivers in the world's most successful open-wheel racing ladder system - the USF Pro Championships (USF Pro 2000, USF2000 and USF Juniors) - as well as drivers from across racing and football, basketball, baseball, soccer, softball and Olympic-sport athletes as they detail their journey in making their dreams a reality.

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This podcast updates daily.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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