SpeedFreaks: A National Radio Show

Connor Zilisch simply can't be stopped! The generational talent joins Kenny and Cole moments after his win at World Wide Technology Raceway, which happened to be the ninth of his NASCAR Xfinity Series rookie campaign and fourth-in-a-row. Find out just how much fun the 19-year-old is having, if he can comprehend his dominance and the names he's cementing himself among, as well as if he feels he is ready to go racing at the sport's top level in 2026.

Alex Bowman takes a break from his title pursuit to talk with Kenny and Crash, following a tough outing in the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. The driver of the No. 48 fills the Freaks in on combating the pressures of the playoffs and what he needs to do in order to make the Round of 12 once again. Hailing from Tucson, the 32-year-old weighs in on his house divided between Arizona State and University of Arizona, as well as if he would partake in the "Curtain of Distraction."

Kenny and Crash welcome 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Regular-Season Champion William Byron to the Lucas Oil Studio to get the scoop on one of the most enigmatic personalities in the sport. The sim racer turned title favorite shares why he chooses prefers professionalism over personality, how and why he now rocks a perfect beard, among many other things no one would expect from the Hendrick Motorsports hot-shot.

Hold onto your butts ... It's nearly two hours of motorsports mayhem with The Freaks! Kenny and Cole call in from World Wide Technology Raceway, following a wild race that saw Denny Hamlin score his fifth with of the season, catapulting him into the Round of 12. Richie and Crash join from the Lucas Oil Studio, where the crew debate the merits of the divisive, champion-less driver. Connor Zilisch checks in from the track after dominating for his fourth consecutive win and ninth of his rookie campaign, as well as Hendrick Motorsports hot shots William Byron and Alex Bowman. Strap on in for a massive show with The Freaks!

It's a special mother-son sit-down between IndyCar's Sarah Fisher and her 11-year-old Danny O'Gara, as Kenny and Crash get the scoop on one of the next up-and-coming racers. The duo explain why Danny chose to go with his father's last name, as opposed to Fisher, who broke barriers as the youngest female to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. Learn about the working dynamic between Sarah and Danny both on and off the track, what Danny is racing and his path to rising through the ranks at such a young age.

Ross Chastain is back in the Freak Nation with Kenny and Crash from Phoenix Raceway's NASCAR Championship Ignition Luncheon. The "Melon Man" talks about being a "Yes Man" when it comes to promoting himself and the sport, sitting at the back of the plane and getting rowdy, balancing farming and racing, repping Jockey and the 2026 NASCAR schedule.

Have a day, Christian Rasmussen! The driver of the No. 21 for Ed Carpenter Racing drops by the Lucas Oil Studio to discuss his gutsy win over Alex Palou at the Milwaukee Mile. Find out how the 25-year-old was able to dethrone the 2025 champion, why he has so much prowess and enjoyment racing ovals, if there's still beef with Conor Daly and what's his go-to beer in Denmark.

It's with heavy hearts that SpeedFreaks dedicates this show to Forrest Lucas -- Founder of Lucas Oil and friend of the Freak Nation for nearly 25 years. The crew, led by Kenny and Crash, are still buzzing over NASCAR's wild regular-season finale at Daytona, in a weekend that spawned many headlines. Did Kyle Larson and Hendrick Motorsports manipulate the outcome to get Alex Bowman into the playoffs? It it too soon for Connor Zilisch to go Cup racing, and should he have chosen F1 over NASCAR? Christian Rasmussen drops by after his gritty victory over Alex Palou, as well as Ross Chastain and Sarah Fisher with her 11-year-old son Danny.

Freak yeah! Tap into the hottest talk show in motorsports right now, as Kenny and Crash lead the charge in recapping a wild Austin Dillon win at Richmond. The crew debate the merits of the Richard Childress Racing driver's playoff berth, preview the final race in the regular season at Daytona, in addition to predicting the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series schedule while addressing certain rumors. Stick around for an exclusive nearly 25-minute 1-on-1 with a candid Will Power, following his fiery win at Portland the weekend prior, where he comments on Roger Penske, his new film and much more that will need to be heard to believe.

Strap in, Freak Nation! Kenny and Crash catch up with Will Power for nearly 45 minutes for an exclusive 1-on-1 listeners can't miss. The two-time IndyCar Champion from Australia gets candid about his relationship with team owner Roger Penske, following his first win of 2025 at Portland, which spawned a fiery press conference. Get the inside scoop on the new film being shopped to film festivals based on the all-time great, the relentless pursuit in perfecting his craft , staying sharp at 44 years old and so much more.

Dustin Long of NBC Sports calls in with Kenny and Crash from Watkins Glen to discuss NASCAR's wild weekend in upstate New York. The longtime sports writer has the inside scoop on Connor Zilisch scary fall in Victory Lane and what the racer's approach is going forward. He also breaks down the ascension of rookie Shane van Gisbergen following his fourth win in 2025, as well as the influx of top prospects with varying age ranges.

Tristan McKee joins Kenny and Crash after becoming the second-youngest winner ever (by three days) in the ARCA Menards Series, following his victory at Watkins Glen, which was also his debut. Get to know one of the next potential superstars, how he's polishing his race craft by competing in different disciplines and the impact coaches like Josh Wise have on the 15-year-old up-and-comer.

It was a Freakin' historic day in motorsports, and the crew has you happy bastards covered with everything! From SVG's unsurprisingly dominant day at Watkins Glen, to a wild Will Power win at Portland, where Alex Palou secured his imminent three-peat, there's no shortage of greatness over these two hours. NBC Sport Reporter Dustin Long drops by to give listeners an inside scoop on Connor Zilisch's scary injury from Victory Lane, while Tristan McKee also joins the show, following his win as the second-youngest driver ever to do it in the ARCA Menards Series.

Get comfortable, because the Freaks have nearly 20 minutes of candid conversation with Conor Daly -- one of the most genuine personalities in IndyCar. The fan-favorites dive into keeping it real and featuring authenticity, in a time where most drivers in the sport fear it. Daly also speaks on the importance of Fox's newest investment into IndyCar and the potential the series' future. Hear from the badass himself about everything from peeing in his car, to Katherine Legge and the comparisons between Indycar and the other top forms of motorsport.

Ross Chastain calls into the Lucas Oil Studios from St Louis, where WWT Raceway will soon host its first playoff race. The Melon Man shares his mindset with the postseason approaching and weighs in on Austin Hill's suspension with his "fighting days behind him." He also speaks on NASCAR's decision to take Mexico City off the circuit in 2026 and the potential of and IndyCar double-up.

The Freaks return to the airwaves with nearly two full hours of commentary that's nearly two full hours better than NASCAR at Iowa -- or so some say. Strap in as the crew breaks down William "Boring" Byron's second win of the season and debate the merits of race compared to WWE's SummerSlam. On top of going over MLB's Speedway Classic disaster, Ross Chastain drops by, as well as Conor Daly to get candid and speak on Fox's new investment in IndyCar. This and more, Freak Nation!

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Rajah Caruth makes a pit stop back into the Freak Nation, as he prepares for his second postseason bid. The young drivers gets introspective about enjoying his racing journey and putting the work in.

Shawn Reed makes a stop to the Lucas Oil Studio in this must-listen interview, where five-time drag boat racing champion Shawn Reed takes Kenny and Crash through his vicious Top Fuel wreck in the NHRA NorthWest Nationals. All you need to know about the scary hit, loss and lingering effects, as well as a gift from Tony Stewart.

Alex Palou joins the Lucas Oil Studio moments after adding eighth win to what's been a historic season for the three-time IndyCar champ. The Spaniard talks through pre -- or "pee"-race -- superstitions (and the danger that lies comes with them), and his pursuit for greatness in joining the likes of A.J Foyt and Mario Andretti with three races remaining in 2025.

Buckle up, because it's a wild one with the Freaks! The crew dissects a divisive day at Indianapolis for NASCAR from a racing sense, backed by a badass Bubba Wallace win, in addition to an insane weekend all around at the Brickyard. Alex Palou drops by moments after his astounding eighth with of the IndyCar season, as well as Rajah Caruth and Shawn Reed following his vicious wreck at the NHRA NorthWest Nationals.

Lucas Oil alliance member Pato O'Ward makes a speedy stop to to the studio to chat with Kenny and Crash following his IndyCar win at Toronto. He talks about staying motivated, an upcoming homecoming to Texas and bird poop!

Long-time friend of Freak Nation, Matt Hagan, drops by the Lucas Oil Studio to chat with Kenny and Crash, following his overdue NHRA Top Fuel win at the Seattle Nationals. The three-time champ takes listeners through his victorious run, what it's like working alongside Tony Stewart and, of course, the reasoning behind his magnificent handlebar mustache.

It's the return of the Freaks! The crew breaks down an eventful Sunday of motorsports between NASCAR at Dover, IndyCar at Toronto and NHRA at Seattle. Cole calls in from the Monster Mile to give his take on Denny Hamlin's dub, Kenny and Crash catch up with the red-hot Pato O'Ward and Matt Hagan drops by to talk about his Seattle Nationals victory.

IndyCar G.O.A.T Scott Dixon drops by, hot off his win at Mid-Ohio. After becoming just the third different winner in 2025, the 44-year-old got candid about savoring the moment, in addition to still learning and growing in his 23rd season. Much like the SpeedFreaks celebrating 25 years, Dixon also speaks on being with his team for 24 years and the importance of that quarter-century milestone.

Take a trip back in time to 1997, as SpeedFreaks celebrates 25 years and pays tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following his final show. Kenny caught up with the rock legend in Beverly Hills, who talked about his departure from Black Sabbath, handling "retirement" and starting his own record label.

A chaotic day in the world of motorsports leads to an even wilder show with the Freaks. SVG dominated in NASCAR's return to the streets of Chicago, but questionable officiating took center stage. Scott Dixon drops by after becoming the third different winner in IndyCar at Mid-Ohio. Stick around for a rockin' tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following his final show, in addition to a Freakin' Flashback 28 years ago with Kenny Sargent and "The Prince of Darkness" himself.

Kenny and Crash share the legend of motorsports pioneer "Big Daddy" Don Garlits. Hear the astounding story about how he revolutionized drag racing, why he believes Richard Petty is the epitome of the American Dream, and even about aliens, in one of the greatest sit downs in SpeedFreaks 25-year history.

In this two-part Freak Flashback, see how far back Tony Stewart goes with SpeedFreaks. First, the NASCAR Hall of Famer debates the merits of the Daytona 500 and Indianapolis 500 back in the ESPN 2 days on stage with the whole crew. Then. Stewart and Gary Scelzi face off in a must-see back-and-forth for who is the better racer and manliest man!

More than a legend of motorsport, Mario Andretti had been a friend of Freak Nation since its inception 25 years ago. In this two-parter, Scatt Mann first talks with Andretti about being a grandfather to Marco as he transitions into racing, then Kenny and Crash share a wholesome yet hilarious moment with the G.O.A.T at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Before Jimmie Johnson was a seven-time champion, he was a young gun from California with an elite talent for racing. Scatt Mann caught up with the NASCAR Hall of Famer prior to his ascension to being one of the greatest drivers of all-time to find let people know just who the "real" Jimmie Johnson is and his fire to be perfect.

Buckle up, and get ready to buckle over, for 25 years worth of pure gold between Kenny Sargent, Crash Gladys and NHRA legend John Force. Even more impressive than his on-track resume, is Force's fun, care-free and candid attitude.

Turn up and join the party as SpeedFreaks celebrates 25 years of being the boldest motorsport-entertainment show on the airwaves and across television sets. Take a trip down memory lane, as Kenny Sargent and Crash Gladys break out a killer curation of classic interviews, while reminiscing about a quarter-century of breaking the media mold. No celebration would be complete without a visit from Statt Mann!

A tipsy Alex Palou checks in from Road America after a staggering sixth win through nine IndyCar races in 2025. Kenny and Crash get the scoop on what it's like for him to strategize with his crew during races, and the difference in being "grumpy" with his team and his wife. The three-time champ dishes if it's easy being as humble as he comes across, even through his success, as well as being a father and how to teach dealing with failure.

Kyle "Don't Call Me Kirk" Kirkwood is all smiles, following his wild win at World Wide Technology Raceway. Find out how one of IndyCar's most opportunistic drivers in 2025 scored his first P1 on an oval and how he feels about what should be a very favorable schedule ahead in his pursuit of points leader Alex Palou. More than a badass open-wheel driver, learn about how serious the Jupiter, Fla., 26-year-old is about big-game fishing and his thoughts on the IndyCar vs. F1 debate.

Reigning NHRA Funny Car champ Austin Prock drops by the Lucas Oil Studio, following his second consecutive win at the Virginia Nationals. Pilot of the "Prock Rocket" takes Kenny and Crash through his victorious run, sharing how he was able to overcome an afternoon scorcher, while looking ahead to a potential celebratory hangover.

It's about Freakin' time! The crew is back in the Lucas Oil Studio, aiming to crack what many considered to be a conspiracy-filled weekend in NASCAR at Pocono surrounding Dale Jr. and Joe Gibbs Racing. Take a victory lap, as both Kyle Kirkwood and Alex Palou drop by following their IndyCar wins at World Wide Technology Raceway and Road America, as well as the fastest man in Funny Car at the NHRA Virginia Nationals, Austin Prock. This and much more on a fun, loud and awesome edition of SpeedFreaks.

Katherine Legge catches up with Kenny, as she gets ready for her NASCAR Cup Series debut on a familiar discipline -- a road course. Having raced at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit previously, in addition to winning multiple races across various series on these style tracks, she reveals if there's more comfortability for her going into Mexico City. Also find out how she's adjusting to her "NASCAR era," and if she's been more welcomed by her peers.

Kyle Busch and Kenny reunite for a little Lucas Oil rendezvous ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series debut in Mexico City. KFB recounts his win at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez course back in 2008 and how that moment meant just as much back then as it does over 15 years later. The two-time champ takes listeners for a lap around the 2.42-mile track and provides perspective on the cultural impact of racing south of the border.

Vamos, Freak Nation! The crew comes at you live from Mexico City, World Wide Technology and the Lucas Oil Studios in what was a wild Sunday across motorsports. Kenny give his perspective on NASCAR competing south of the border, with Katherine Legge and Kyle Busch dropping by. Crash and Cole also check in from WWT Raceway, where they react to the IndyCar race playing out live. Don't miss this freakin' jam-packed show!

Kenny and Crash catch up with J.R. Todd following his emotional win from a back-up car in the NHRA New England Nationals. The Funny Car veteran talks about patience and persistence through changes, the schedule ahead, and whether there's pressure on him and sponsor DHL in drag racing with Alex Palou's immaculate run in IndyCar.

Newest member of the "300 Round Win Club" Brittany Force stops by following her Top Fuel win against Tony Stewart in the NHRA New England Nationals. The daughter of the legendary John Force talks about feeding off her teammates' success, her driving force behind winning and joining prestigious company among female drag racers.

IndyCar's Kyle Kirkwood stops by the Lucas Oil Studio following his win at the Detroit Grand Prix. The 26-year-old takes Kenny and Crash through his drive to his second win of the season, how drivers have had to adapt to the physicality of street course racing, as well as his thoughts on the summer schedule grind.

Buckle up Freak Nation! The crew brings the heat as they recap a wild day in motorsports from the Lucas Oil Studios. Hear raw reactions following divisively received NASCAR race in Nashville, in addition to what went right in IndyCar's return to Detroit with winner Kyle Kirkwood joining the show. NHRA gets a ton of love, as New England Nationals winners Brittany Force and J.R. Todd drop in to breakdown this success day at the drags.

Rico Abreu took time out of his busy schedule, beating down on the High Limit Racing Series competition, to drop by the Lucas Oil Studio and discuss his current stretch of dominance in dirt racing. Find out what's been the difference-maker for him and his team as of late, his thoughts on his buddy Kyle Larson and why he feels his peers may view him as the Team Penske "cheater" of the dirt racing scene.

Crash Gladys caught up with three-time IndyCar Champion Alex Palou following the biggest win of his career in the 2025 Indianapolis 500. Not only was his victory in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing the first oval win of his career -- it was his fifth victory in six starts this season! Find out how the Chip Ganassi Racing driver remains so humble through his dominance, why he didn't go all-out with his milk celebration and so much more in this cant-miss interview with the living embodiment of EXCELLENCE!

"The Greatest Day in Motorsports" demands only the best from The Freaks, as they recap a wild Memorial Day Weekend of racing. Crash and Richie call in from the iconic Brickyard, bringing with them Indianapolis 500 Champion Alex Palou. Kenny and Cole hold down the fort at the Lucas Oil Studio to go over the Coca-Cola 600, as the crew debates the merits of each crown jewel event and the excellence of the latest driver to be immortalized in motorsports' history. Don't miss a conversation with the hottest driver in High Limit Racing right now in Rico Abreu, as well as a collection of wild interviews with various IndyCar drivers ahead of the Greatest Spectacle in Racing.

Josef Newgarden calls into SpeedFreaks, pumped up to promote IndyCar's return to World Wide Technology Raceway -- a track in which he basically owns with five career victories. The two-time champ comments on the state of racing on ovals, in addition to embracing the competition level across the series and his go-to burger joint.

The Freaks get up close and personal with Harrison Burton for the first time, while he dives into his close up with Netflix's "NASCAR: Full Speed" docuseries. Get to know more about the 24-year-old Cup Series winner at Daytona International Speedway, including what it was like growing up with Jeff Burton as a father and mentor. Returning to the developmental ranks in 2025, the second-generation racer get candid about his career path and more.

Alex Palou catches up with Kenny and Crash to discuss the Indianapolis 500 in the midst of his historically successful and near-perfect start to the 2025 season. The three-time champ dives into the weight of the greatest spectacle in motorsports for drivers and teams, and if it ever wavers as their careers continue. Find out the similarities between taking care of his one-year-old daughter and his Indy 500 race car, as well as his morning routine while living at the world-famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a full month.

The Freaks return with a brand-new show, recapping a wildly dominating weekend in motorsports between NASCAR and IndyCar. With Kyle Larson and Alex Palou showing out in their respective series, the crew debates who is the modern-day motorsports G.O.A.T. Indianapolis Grand Prix winner and three-time champ Palou checked in with Crash and Kenny ahead of his fourth win this season at the Indianapolis Grand Prix, as well as Team Penske's Josef Newgarden and "NASCAR: Full Speed" star Harrison Burton.

NHRA Top Fuel points leader Shawn Langdon radios into the Lucas Oil Studio to talk with Kenny and Crash after winning the 1000th Top Fuel race at Charlotte. Find out if one can feel the difference in speed when crossing the 340-mph barrier and how the 2013 champion has been able to stay ahead of his competition in 2025.