PRN - The Pit Reporters Podcast

The NASCAR Cup Series heads to the Tricky Triangle this weekend. Guest host Brad Gillie welcomes Kelly Crandall and Ashleigh Stroehlein.

Doug Rice is in for the vacationing Brett McMillan and previews NASCAR's impending trip to Mexico City.

Penske now has all of their drivers in the winner's circle after Blaney's win in Nashville. Brett welcomes Brandon Caldwell of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Jeff Taylor of The CW, Charlotte

Ross Chastain goes from dead last to first for the win in Charlotte while Kyle Larson finishes neither Indy or Charlotte. Brett's guests are Chris Knight of Catchfence.com, and Tom Jenson from the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

The NASCAR Hall of Fame grows, a driver will do the double this weekend, and NASCAR's longest race hits Charlotte. Brett welcomes Pete Pistone of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Toby Christie of TobyChristie.com

As Kyle Larson celebrates a win at Kansas and practices for Indy, it's All-Star Weekend. Brett McMillan welcomes John Roberts of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Kelly Crandall from Racer.com and ESPN.

Homestead will be the track of choice to end the 2026 season. Brett welcomes Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, and Zach Sturniolo of NASCAR.com.

Was it a boring Talladega finish or a remarkable display of driving skill? Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Long of NBC Sports and Josh Sims of Fox Sports.

Rockingham delivered the goods over Easter weekend, so now is it ready for the next step? Brett McMillan welcomes Lewis Franck of Reuters, and Justin Albino of Jayski.com.

Larson gives 'em a good ol' fashioned whuppin' in Bristol. Brett McMillan welcomes Adam Alexander of The CW, and Doug Turnbull of PRN.

Denny Hamlin goes back-to-back with a win at throwback Darlington. Brett McMillan welcomes Jeff Gluck from The Athletic and Dillon Welch of The CW.

Time to head to the Lady in Black - will the Xfinity drivers behave? Brett McMillan welcomes Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com and Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Reid Spencer of the NASCAR Wire Service.

Kyle Larson nearly sweeps Homestead while his team owner has the top three in points headed to one of their best tracks. Brett McMillan welcomes Jamie Little of Fox Sports, and Chris Knight of CatchFence.com

We didn't see a fourth Bell win in a row, but we did get a first timer in Vegas. Brett McMillan welcomes Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic and Kim Coon of The CW and NBC.

Christopher Bell is dominating the Cup Series, and what is the future for tires? Brett McMillan welcomes Heather DeBeaux of PRN and Kelly Crandall of Racer.com.

Christopher Bell rings up a second straight win. Now will he get to defend it at COTA. Brett McMillan welcomes Holly Cain of The NASCAR Wire Service, and Shane Connick of The Charlotte Observer.

The Challenging Start To The 2025 Season Continues This Week At COTA. Jeff Hammond and Toby Christie joins Brett McMillan.

So another season is finally underway. Now, if we could just get this caution thing figured out. Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Long of NBC Sports, and Pete Pistone of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio.

We finally get back to racing! This week, it's the Daytona 500! Brett McMillan welcomes Doug Rice of PRN, and Jeff Taylor of The CW, Charlotte.

NASCAR's return to Bowman Gray for The Clash was a huge hit. Doug Rice hosts for Brett McMillan and is joined by Bruce Martin and Kelly Crandall.

The 2025 season kicks off at The Madhouse, Bowman Gray Stadium, this weekend. Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Albino from Jayski.com, and Lewis Franck from Reuters.

This year's Duels could be among the most exciting ever. Brett welcomes Adam Alexander of The CW, and Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports.

NASCAR gets out the red pen and makes sweeping rule changes for 2025. Brett McMillan welcomes Zach Sturniolo of NASCAR.com and John Roberts of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio

Could we have another Indy 500 Winner capture the Daytona 500? It's happened before! Brett McMillan welcomes Chris Knight of CatchFence.com, and Tom Jensen of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

Brett McMillan gets us fired up for the 2025 season with guests Doug Rice and Brad Gillie of PRN.

When we look back on the 2024 season, it was a year of innovation. Brett McMillan welcomes Pete Pistone of Sirius/XM Nascar Radio, and Reid Spencer of the NASCAR Wire Service

Brett McMillan welcomes John Roberts of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Dustin Long of NBC Sports to the 2024 Season Wrap-Up show. (Encore Presentation)

Now that most of the driver's seats have been filled, it's time for the crew chief shuffle. Brett welcomes Jeff Hammond of PRN and Sirus/XM NASCAR Radio, and Davey Segal of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio.

Which team will make the biggest jump in 2025? Brett welcomes Kelly Crandall of Racer.com, and Dustin Long of NBC Sports.

So Denny Hamlin has another new crew chief. Will that help him get a championship? Brett McMillan welcomes Lewis Franck of Reuters and Jerry Jordan from KickinTheTires.net.

A new home for a Stewart-Haas driver, and still some unhappiness about the way the season ended. Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Albino from Jayski, and Shane Connuck of The Charlotte Observer.

Joey Logano is your 2024 Cup champ, and Justin Algaier gets his long-awaited series title too. Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Long of NBC Sports, and John Roberts of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio.

Headed to the Championship weekend, is the controversy behind us? Brett McMillan welcomes Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com and Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Reid Spencer of the NASCAR Wire Service.

Was the Homestead race last weekend the best playoff race ever? Doug Rice is the guest host this week and is joined by Davey Segal of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Kim Coon of NBC Sports

Joey Logano proves he is still a force to be reckoned with as he locks in his spot in the final four. Brett McMillan welcomes Jerry Jordan from KickinTheTires.net, and Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic.

How do you stop Kyle Larson, especially considering he's won the last two races at Las Vegas? Brett McMillan welcomes Kelly Crandall of Racer.com and ESPN, and Deb Williams of Autoweek.

Talladega altered the playoff picture considerably. How much more damage could The Roval do? Brett McMillan welcomes Pete Pistone of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio and Dustin Long of NBC Sports.

Kansas wasn't very kind to some championship contenders. Brett McMillan welcomes Jamie Little of Fox Sports and Tom Jenson of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

The Cup playoff field has been reset, and round two begins in Kansas this weekend. Brett McMillan welcomes Chris Knight of CatchFence.com, and Alan Cavanna of PRN.

Who will survive the first round of the playoffs? We find out this weekend in Bristol. Brett McMillan welcomes Kim Coon from NBC Sports, and Jeff Hammond of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio.

Joey Logano books his trip to the Final 12, while Kyle Larson books the double next May at Indy and Charlotte. Brett McMillan welcomes Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, and Reid Spencer of the NASCAR Wire Service.

Will we see as much drama in the playoffs as we did in the final races of the regular season? Brett McMillan welcomes Zack Sturniolo of NASCAR.com and Dustin Long of NBC Sports

Only one race left to grab a playoff spot! Brett McMillan welcomes Jim Utter and Adam Alexander.

So, just how agressive will playoff wannabees be this weekend in Daytona? Brett McMillan welcomes Kelly Crandall of Racer.com, and Toby Christie of TobyChristie.com.

The Olympics are over and NASCAR is back with a bang! Brett welcomes Lewis Franck from Reuters, and Dustin Albino from Jayski and NASCAR.com

NASCAR's Crew Chiefs have some big decisions to make as they return from the two-week Olympic break. Brett McMillan welcomes Holly Cain of the NASCAR Wire Service, and Jeff Hammond of SiriusXM NASCAR Radio and PRN.

Brett's only guest today is PRN President and lead anchor Doug Rice.

Kyle Larson was a happy man to be kissing the bricks at Indy after a hard fought finish. Brett McMillan welcomes Reid Spencer with the NASCAR Wire Service, and Lee Spencer of Catchfence.com and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

It's back to the oval at the Brickyard. Brett McMillan welcomes Jordan Bianchi from The Athletic, and Pete Pistone of SiriusXM.

Alex Bowman dances in the Chicago rain while the field of available playoff spots continues to narrow. Brett Welcomes Nate Ryan of NBC Sports, and Tom Jensen of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

It took five overtimes, but Joey Logano finally won the guitar in Nashville! Brett McMillan welcomes Bob Pockrass from Fox Sports, and Jim Utter of Motorsport.com