In the Aisles with Derek Bieri

In this episode of In the Aisles presented by O'Reilly Auto Parts, host Derek Bieri (Vice Grip Garage) sits down with fabricator, builder, and racer Brad DeBerti. Brad shares his unique journey of growing up homeschooled in his dad's shop, deciding to leave California's soaring cost of living for North Carolina, and training with NASCAR champion Joey Logano. The guys swap wild stories from competing in the Vibe 200, including the infamous, terrifying moment Brad put tire chains on an 80-horsepower Pontiac Vibe on a mud track. They also dive into Brad's daily driver, a mind-blowing, 1,600-horsepower twin-turbo Raptor R, and the emotional 11-year search Derek endured to track down and buy back his late father's stolen '56 Buick.

In this interview, Derek from Vice Grip Garage talks with Westen Champlin about his "repair" channel on YouTube and the various projects he's in the process of completing. Find out about Westen's favorite hack, his epic road trip across Alaska, and… driving an overheating Humvee without a roof or windshield through Death Valley?

Derek from Vice Grip Garage talks with drag racer and former co-host of Hot Rod Garage, Alex Taylor. Hear Alex tell the story of how she (accidentally) got the rules changed at Drag Week as a 16-year-old, how a Plymouth Savoy she hated became iconic, and the tale of a car that Alex and Derek worked on together at the Hooptie World Championships: a car they call "The Turd Bird". You never know what—or who—you'll run into In the Aisles.

In this episode Derek (Vice Grip Garage) sits down with Tate Morgan an entrepreneur and philanthropist best known as the creator of the Gambler 500 and later the Sons of Smokey. Tate encourages folks to not only go on off-road adventures but to also clean up trash along the way, making our world a cleaner place. Derek and Tate tell childhood stories and relive their iconic race in the Vibe 200. Stay tuned at the end for another classic segment of the Dorman Mystery Box as the two test their automotive part knowledge.

Derek from Vice Grip Garage sits down with the legendary David Freiburger, a lifelong automotive guru and an architect of Roadkill. Hear Freiburger detail his transition back to YouTube, the true origin of the "will it run" video formula, and the time he successfully chased five land speed records in just five days at Bonneville.Plus, the duo recounts their grueling 425-mile desert road trip in a 100-year-old Model A, and David attempts to identify "mobility blob" car parts in the Dorman Mystery Box. You never know what—or who—you'll run into In the Aisles.