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The two drivers join the podcast. Also, the hosts and Pardus fill out a NASCAR In-Season Challenge bracket.

Eric Schneck, Dalton Hopkins and Bryan Nolen break down one of the more unique weekends in NASCAR at Naval Base Coronado.

Find out all the best bets for the NASCAR street race in San Diego.

Plus, talks about Chris Buescher's extension and Jesse Love going to Wood Brothers Racing in 2027.

IndyCar heads north for a trip through the Wisconsin woods this weekend.

Bleacher Nation's Brian Twining and Scene Vault Podcast's Rick Houston join the show

Denny Hamlin won from the pole for the third week in a row to pick hie eighth Cup Series win at the Tricky Triangle.

Get ready to place your bets for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono.

A classic F1 circuit will not appear on the calendar next year.

From Josh Berry leaving Wood Brothers to Christopher Bell's injury, Trey Lyle and Caleb Barnes discuss the news of the week in NASCAR.

Frontstretch's Editor-in-chief Tom Bowles joins the show

Hamlin tied Kyle Busch for ninth all-time on the Cup Series wins list with his 63rd career victory on Sunday.

It's a busy weekend for open-wheel fans with F1 action in Monaco and IndyCar under the lights at Gateway.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr. talked to Frontstretch prior to a strong showing at Nashville Superspeedway. The BTH crew also discusses the return of Trackhouse Racing's Project 91.

Charles Krall, Communications Manager of the ARCA Menards Series, joins as the guest.

In spite of a lap one penalty, Hamlin used his craftiness once again to sprint his way to his 62nd career Cup win.

Toyota carries the best odds as the NASCAR Cup Series rolls into Nashville.

There's no rest for the IndyCar field as the series takes on the streets of Detroit.

Eric Brennan talks his NASCAR announcing debut and balancing his full-time job with his passion.

Cain, a Senior Writer for the NASCAR Wire Service, joins the podcast.

The Frontstretch staff also discusses the tributes to Kyle Busch, Amazon Prime Video's first broadcast of the year and more on this week's Stock Car Scoop.

A trio of Toyota drivers are the favorites for Sunday's (May 23) Coca-Cola 600.

On this special episode of Bringing the Heat, Trey Lyle is joined by a roundtable of Frontstretch contributors to remember the life of Kyle Busch, who died May 21 at the age of 41. Lyle and the team goes over the life and times of Busch's career, from the early years to the championships he won and the impact he made off the track, both as a family man and in the community. Each person who joins Lyle shares a favorite memory of the future Hall of Fame driver and the impact he had on their career while covering sports. Watch the whole show above or listen wherever you get your podcasts. The Kyle Busch ShowRemembering a NASCAR legend gone too soon.

A packed day of racing awaits us this Sunday.

The BTH crew fills you in on what to expect at Indy as well as taking one last look back at NASCAR All-Star weekend.

The Athletic's Jordan Bianchi joins the podcast just hours after the NASCAR Hall of Fame 2027 class was announced.

There's plenty to talk about after Dover's maiden All-Star race, which featured plenty of chaos and the star of all stars taking the checkered flag.

Who to consider supporting for NASCAR's first Dover All-Star Race.

Qualifying for the Indianapolis 500 may be the most tense event in all of motorsport.

Dalton Hopkins talks to William Sawalich and Trey Lyle is joined by Caleb Barnes to discuss the week's news.

Jayski's Dustin Albino returns to the show

A seemingly impossible charge for the win by Shane van Gisbergen and late-race strategy made for one of the more intriguing road races at Watkins Glen.

Trackhouse duo Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch are the favorites to win the Cup race at The Glen.

Open wheel fans rejoice: the Month of May has arrived!

Austin Dillon and Tyler Ankrum both join the show, along with discussion on Ryan Blaney's new deal and Ryan Preece's run-in with Ty Gibbs.

Mallozzi previews his upcoming NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Watkins Glen International and weighs in on the lawsuit.

There's a lot to talk about and not a lot of time to do it. Check out Stock Car Scoop on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever else you get your podcasts!

Who can survive the chaos and the cautions to win big in the Lone Star State?

F1 returns from a long, unexpected break with the Miami Grand Prix. Will it be a much-needed reset for the sport?

Trey Lyle talks to Jeff Thomas about My Place Hotels' mission of providing race fans a place to stay.

The ARCA Menards Series newest winner Andy Jankowiak joins the show after his triumph at Talladega.

Talladega showed why it's a popular place for first-time winners in NASCAR, as three first-time winners in ARCA, O'Reilly and Cup swept the weekend.

Who can avoid the big one and make some big money at Talladega?

Kyle Petty talks with Trey Lyle about the 30th Charity Ride Across America to raise funds for Victory Junction.

Savage Ventures' John Newby joins the show

A late charge on an overtime restart was all Reddick needed to continue his historic start to the 2026 season.

The Grand Prix of Long Beach's history is well-known, so where does it rank among the rest of IndyCar's events?

Also, should be worried about Bristol attendance and TV ratings?

Ed Lane, host of The Fast Lane on 93.3 FM Lynchburg and VTRN Sports, returns to talk Gibbs' first win.

While former Cup champions Kyle Larson and Ryan Blaney were the class of the field, it was Gibbs stealing his first career win that headlined the race.

How will the track conditions and changes affect our betting cards at Bristol?