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(00:00-23:40) – The Fan Midday Show opens on Carb Day Friday with Brendan King and Jimmy Cook live from the track discussing their Indy 500 picks right off the start of the show because Eddie and Brendan share the same pick, touch on last night's game between the Celtics and Heat, and briefly touch on the start of Colts OTA's.    (23:40-38:40) – Joey Mulinaro joins Jimmy and Brendan from Pagoda Plaza to recap his comedy show last night at The Vogue, how Scott Dixon is like the Peyton Manning of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, who are some of the drivers that are in the middle of the field that he likes to win the race, who he will be backing to win the Indy 500, and briefly touches the start of the season for the Chicago Cubs. (38:40-41:06) – Jimmy and Brendan close out the first hour of the show discussing how jam packed the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is right now for Carb Day in comparison to the last three years.   (41:06-1:03:34) – Co-host of Trackside in Curt Cavin joins Jimmy and Brendan from IMS to explain what Carb Day means to him with how many he has been able to attend, why the Chip Ganassi Racing cars have been his favorite team going into the Indy 500 until otherwise, if there is a specific range you want to be in order to win the race, whether Graham Rahal will have any difficulties adjusting to Stefan Wilson's car/team, and who he believes will win the race. (1:03:34-1:18:51) – Tony Donohue of Burnout Sports joins Jimmy and Brendan from Pagoda Plaza to highlight which cars have impressed him this week, what kind of statement Arrow McLaren SP could make this weekend following their dominance in the Grand Prix, what kind of race he's expecting on Sunday, and why the guy he's picking to win has been his guy since the entry list was revealed.     (1:18:51-1:23:44) – The one o'clock hour concludes with Jimmy and Brendan discussing the news of the Arizona Cardinals releasing DeAndre Hopkins earlier today. They debate whether the Colts should make a run for D-Hop because of the need for a true number one wide receiver. (1:23:44-1:48:51) – One half of Kevin & Query in Kevin Bowen makes his weekly Friday stop on the Fan Midday Show to explain why he went with Alexander Rossi as his pick for the Indianapolis 500, which storyline stands out to him the most that he would be rooting for as a fan, which car paint scheme he likes the most, how cool it would be to see Conor Daly or Ed Carpenter win the race, and if he was surprised with Anthony Richardson and Gardner Minshew splitting first team reps in the media available practice. (1:48:51-2:01:37) – Doug Kezirian from ESPN's Daily Wager joins the program on a Friday to give his perspective on what it's like in Las Vegas watching the Indianapolis 500, the impact of a slow NBA weekend on the odds with the Indy 500, what he focuses on when it comes to betting the race, and if he has any action going into this weekend in game six between the Boston Celtics/Miami Heat. (2:01:37-2:05:44) – We close out this week's show with the JCook Plays of the Day, producer Eddie Garrison sharing his bets for the Indy 500, and Brendan revealing all the action that he has on the race.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Schmidt is the Co-Owner of Arrow McLaren SP, an Indycar racing team comprised of two determined racing entities, McLaren Racing and Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. That ambition is shared and supported by title partner Arrow Electronics. Sam grew up working on race cars and in 1997 embarked on his racing career as an Indycar driver. Two years later he took his first win in Las Vegas and finished 5th in the 1999 championship. In January of the following year, during off-season testing at Walt Disney World Speedway in Orlando, Sam suffered a massive crash. After being airlifted to a nearby hospital he was later diagnosed as a quadriplegic due to a severe injury on the C-3 and C-4 levels of his spinal cord. Despite no longer being able to race himself, Sam showed immense courage as within 14 months of the accident he had created the Conquer Paralysis Now Foundation as well as Sam Schmidt Motorsports, now Arrow McLaren SP. Mike and Sam cover a ton of great stuff in this episode:how his father inspired his incredible work ethic, the life-changing crash and self-described “hell-on-earth” experience of being on a ventilator and his transition off of it, his no-excuses approach to being a quadriplegic and his high expectations for people with spinal cords injuries, how Arrow Electronics team of engineers created a control system in his car so he could drive a car around Indianapolis Speedway at 150 mph, racing his Arrow Electronics C7 Corvette up legendary and dangerous Pikes Peak, his plans for voice activation controls in his new Arrow Electronics SAM C8 Corvette, how he believes that type of control system and technology can be embedded in industrial applications to help disabled people get back to work, and how the Conquer Paralysis Now Foundation is changing outcomes of people with spinal cord injuries, and much more. Learn more about Sam Schmidt at: https://arrowmclarensp.com https://twitter.com/samschmidtcpn https://www.instagram.com/sam.schmidt_ https://www.conquerparalysisnow.org If you like this episode and want to be the first to know when new ones are released? Make sure you subscribe! Also, a review will be much appreciated, so make sure you give us a 5-star (or whatever one makes the most sense to you). To Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Please LIKE

Pato ha hecho de la velocidad su forma de vida. Su carrera como piloto empezó a los 6 años de edad. Lo que inició como un hobby se convirtió en su más grande pasión. Hoy, a sus 23 años, ha logrado resultados sobresalientes los cuales son consecuencia de mucho enfoque y disciplina. Haberse ganado uno de los asientos más preciados en todos los deportes de motor al ser piloto de Arrow McLaren SP en la categoría IndyCar, demuestra su talento y determinación. Pato ha tenido que aprender a sortear obstáculos entendiendo que en este deporte como en la vida se tiene que luchar con todo para hacer nuestros sueños realidad. Una historia de sencillez, perseverancia y trabajo. Facebook: Efecto Inspiración Instagram: @efectoinspiracion

With the new year looming, this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast is dedicated to five topics that have our hosts excited already for the 2023 season.IndyCar regular and regular podcast co-host JR Hildebrand joins The Race's Jack Benyon to take an in-depth look at some of the key storylines for next year, including Arrow McLaren SP's ascent and its signing of Alexander Rossi and Gavin Ward, how Alex Palou's return to Chip Ganassi will go after their infamous lawsuit battle, and the emergence of Scott McLaughlin and his 2023 title chances.The duo also pick over the exciting resumption of the Chevrolet vs Honda battle for engine supremacy, especially at the Indy 500, and give their thoughts on Andretti's bid to end a 10-year run without a titleAs well as assessing these 2023 talking points, there's also a news round-up including Marcus Armstrong's move to Ganassi, Josef Newgarden and McLaughlin's link up at the Daytona 24 Hours and IndyCar's latest engine and documentary updates.Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our brand-new app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the new year looming, this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast is dedicated to five topics that have our hosts excited already for the 2023 season. IndyCar regular and regular podcast co-host JR Hildebrand joins The Race's Jack Benyon to take an in-depth look at some of the key storylines for next year, including Arrow McLaren SP's ascent and its signing of Alexander Rossi and Gavin Ward, how Alex Palou's return to Chip Ganassi will go after their infamous lawsuit battle, and the emergence of Scott McLaughlin and his 2023 title chances. The duo also pick over the exciting resumption of the Chevrolet vs Honda battle for engine supremacy, especially at the Indy 500, and give their thoughts on Andretti's bid to end a 10-year run without a title As well as assessing these 2023 talking points, there's also a news round-up including Marcus Armstrong's move to Ganassi, Josef Newgarden and McLaughlin's link up at the Daytona 24 Hours and IndyCar's latest engine and documentary updates. Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our brand-new app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode: We return to discuss Tony Kanaan and NTT Data moving from Chip Ganassi Racing to Arrow McLaren SP, Indy Lights is renamed Indy NXT, Roger Penske wants more ovals, a new track being built near Knoxville wants an IndyCar race and Colton Herta gets an extension with Andretti Autosport to make him the highest-paid driver in the series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin begin with Arrow McLaren SP confirming Tony Kanaan for the 2023 Indianapolis 500 and the position he is in to try and capture another 500 victory in a car capable of winning the race. Kevin and Curt also discuss NTT Data's partnership with AMSP next season. Then, the conversation turns to NASCAR drivers in May's race and why Arrow McLaren SP went with Kanaan over a driver from a different series. To round out the first segment, Kevin and Curt touch on Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing confirming they intend on running a fourth car in the Indy 500. That leads to a discussion about who is most likely to fill that seat. Kevin and Curt dissect open seats left for May and what looks like the only place that either NASCAR Kyle could go in order to run in the 500. Will Ed Carpenter put another car in the race or focus on the drivers already on his roster, including himself? The conversation expands into a larger one about total cars in the 500, teams, engines and drivers. In the second hour, Kevin and Curt begin with discussing Ross Chastain's gutsy move at the end of the NASCAR race in Martinsville and Tony Stewart's NHRA debut. Then, they discuss Roger Penske investigating more ovals on the IndyCar schedule and the locations the series is considering. Before FOX NASCAR's Jamie Little joins the show, Kevin and Curt reminisce about the beginning of Trackside. Then, Kevin and Jamie talk about the Martinsville Cup race and the upcoming championship weekend. Kevin then wraps up the show with Twitter questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PIT PASS INDY– SEASON 2, EPISODE 44 – 106th Indianapolis 500 winner Marcus Ericsson's face is added to the Borg-Warner Trophy  November 2, 2022 Pit Pass Indy Host Bruce Martin has an exclusive interview with this year's winner of the 106th Indianapolis 500, Marcus Ericsson. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver from Sweden had his face unveiled on the Borg-Warner Trophy in a special ceremony in Indianapolis on October 27. BorgWarner Director of Global Marketing and Communications Michelle Collins also joins us on Pit Pass Indy. In addition, Martin has the latest news on 2013 Indianapolis 500 winning driver and 2004 NTT INDYCAR SERIES champion Tony Kanaan joining Arrow McLaren SP for the 107th Indianapolis 500. NTT DATA moves over from Chip Ganassi Racing to Arrow McLaren SP in a multi-year deal announced on November 1. The company will sponsor Kanaan in the 107th Indianapolis 500, Felix Rosenqvist for 10 races and will have associate status on the other Arrow McLaren SP drivers including Pato O'Ward and Alexander Rossi.  For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at Twitter at @BruceMartin_500 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin – from all over the country – jump into a busy docket of offseason news around IndyCar. Kevin and Curt chat about Kevin's freelance gig in Florida around crazy expensive boats before getting into the news that Tony Kanaan is likely to be the fourth Indy 500 driver for Arrow McLaren SP. This leads to a larger discussion on the drivers trying to get into the 500 and which teams might or might not add an extra car. We also discuss other open seats and available drivers for next season, including Nicholas Latifi.Then, Kevin and Curt discuss Alex Palou's weekend in Formula 1 testing and the ever-evolving status of his situation. The first segment concludes with a check-in on Tony Stewart.  Kevin is joined by NBC Sports' Leigh Diffey to discuss his weekend at Formula 1's US Grand Prix. Kevin and Leigh discuss the popularity of F1 in the United States and the passion for the sport after years of trying to grow the audience in North America. How does motorsport popularity help IndyCar? Kevin and Leigh discuss that, the IndyCar contingent that was in Austin and the open seat for Williams Racing as it looks like there will be an American in F1 in 2023. To round out the conversation, the two discuss Leigh's correct Will Power prediction before the season, the 2023 IndyCar season and young drivers. Kevin wraps up the first hour with Twitter questions. In the second hour, Curt is joined by IndyStar's Nathan Brown to discuss Nashville's new stadium, how it impacts the Music City GP and what it will take for IndyCar's tenure in Nashville to carry on for the foreseeable future. Then, Curt and Nathan talk about Colton Herta's extension with Andretti Autosport through 2027 and the details of the contract. Arrow McLaren SP is another topic of conversation and the structure of management for the team stateside. The conversation concludes with the likelihood of NASCAR drivers running in the Indy 500, AJ Foyt Racing and Tony Stewart.  To round out the show, Kevin discusses testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway over the weekend, rebranding of Indy Lights and more about the weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode: Nicholas Latifi is rumored to go to IndyCar and Chip Ganassi Racing, NTT Data could move to Arrow McLaren SP, Alex Palou and Pato O'Ward get FP1 outings in F1, there will be no changes to the Nashville circuit and more silly season rumors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conor Daly's NASCAR Cup Series debut is upon us and Speed Street returns for another episode to break down his final preparations. First, Conor and Joey talk about some IndyCar news with Colton Herta extending with Andretti Autosport, Arrow McLaren SP setting their number lineup, and discuss a couple of tracks set for repaves. Then, they talk with the driver of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports car in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Lajoie, about some final tips for Conor about his upcoming race, setting realistic expectations for a small team, and the difference between his "flow" and a mullet. Finally, the guys answer some fan questions.Follow @SpeedStreetpod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter.To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policyLearn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Conor Daly's NASCAR Cup Series debut is upon us and Speed Street returns for another episode to break down his final preparations. First, Conor and Joey talk about some IndyCar news with Colton Herta extending with Andretti Autosport, Arrow McLaren SP setting their number lineup, and discuss a couple of tracks set for repaves. Then, they talk with the driver of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports car in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Lajoie, about some final tips for Conor about his upcoming race, setting realistic expectations for a small team, and the difference between his "flow" and a mullet. Finally, the guys answer some fan questions. Follow @SpeedStreetpod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode: Santino Ferrucci is confirmed to drive the no. 14 A.J. Foyt Racing car in 2023, Kyle Busch likely out for a 4th Arrow McLaren SP car for the 2023 Indy 500 but Tony Kanaan could slide in to his spot, Kyle Larson rumors are heating up, Colton Herta gets an extension with Andretti Autosport, Juncos Racing will run IndyCar demonstrations in Argentina next month and a rumor that Jimmie Johnson and Kimi Raikkonen could share the no. 48 Chip Ganassi Racing car in 2023. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conor Daly's NASCAR Cup Series debut is upon us and Speed Street returns for another episode to break down his final preparations. First, Conor and Joey talk about some IndyCar news with Colton Herta extending with Andretti Autosport, Arrow McLaren SP setting their number lineup, and discuss a couple of tracks set for repaves. Then, they talk with the driver of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports car in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Lajoie, about some final tips for Conor about his upcoming race, setting realistic expectations for a small team, and the difference between his "flow" and a mullet. Finally, the guys answer some fan questions.Follow @SpeedStreetpod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin open the show with Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. They discuss a crash between two Chip Ganassi Racing drivers and the drama coming down the stretch of the 10-hour endurance race. Then, Kevin and Curt discuss Colton Herta recommitting his future to Andretti Autosport. Herta also supplies the team with a lead driver in F1 if the team is granted entry into the sport. We also discuss Racer.com's report that Alex Palou will join Arrow McLaren SP in 2024. That leads into a further conversation about the future of Arrow McLaren SP as a whole. Kevin and Curt discuss Juncos Hollinger Racing planning to partake in a racing exhibition in Argentina in early November. Argentinian Agustin Canapino will drive the No. 77 car.on multiple tracks as the sport returns to the country for the first time in over 50 years. That leads to a further discussion around Juncos Hollinger drivers. Benjamin Pederson joins AJ Foyt Racing's IndyCar roster. Kevin and Curt discuss who might join Pederson on that roster. To round out the show, we discuss more driver movement, Juan Pablo Montoya and Twitter questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conor Daly's NASCAR Cup Series debut is upon us and Speed Street returns for another episode to break down his final preparations. First, Conor and Joey talk about some IndyCar news with Colton Herta extending with Andretti Autosport, Arrow McLaren SP setting their number lineup, and discuss a couple of tracks set for repaves. Then, they talk with the driver of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports car in the NASCAR Cup Series, Corey Lajoie, about some final tips for Conor about his upcoming race, setting realistic expectations for a small team, and the difference between his "flow" and a mullet. Finally, the guys answer some fan questions. Follow @SpeedStreetpod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin open the show with Alex Palou and Felix Rosenqvist remaining with Chip Ganassi Racing and Arrow McLaren SP. The two discuss how the decisions ultimately came full circle and who had the upper hand and leverage in the discussions. Is this a good thing for Felix Rosenqvist? Kevin and Curt discuss his situation over the next year.  Then, Kevin and Curt discuss super license points and how the ladder system doesn't give much weight to IndyCar. Colton Herta's lack of super license points effectively ended the American driver's bid to drive in Formula 1 next season. We discuss whether or not an American driver is more valuable to F1 now or in two or three years. To round out the first hour, Kevin and Curt discuss Arrow McLaren SP president Taylor Kiel stepping down after 15 years. In the second hour, Kevin and Curt discuss Team Penske's domination of the 2022 IndyCar season finishing first, second and fourth in the championship standings. Then, we return to Twitter questions surrounding Texas Motor Speedway and the 2023 schedule. Kevin and Curt discuss the television ratings for the season finale and if the low ratings are avoidable. If so, how.  We discuss Josef Newgarden opening up about the pressure of the 2022 season, the support Will Power got from his wife and a possible future name change of Indy Lights. Finally, Kevin and Curt touch on the Indianapolis 500 broadcast next May and the teams that might be interested in Kyle Busch' services in IndyCarSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin open the show talking about possible scenarios next weekend at Laguna Seca and where Portland left the championship standings. They discuss Scott McLaughlin's performance and his quick rise into contention in IndyCar. Kevin and Curt also discuss the level of driving and how it led to a clean race at a place that usually sees a lot of cars off the track. To round out the Portland conversation, they discuss the rest of the grid including Scott Dixon's third place finish. Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway, is a Road to Indy recap from this weekend's action in USF2000, Indy Pro 2000 and Indy Lights. In the second hour, Kevin starts the second half of the show with Twitter questions from the audience. Then, Silly Season is the topic of conversation headlined by Colton Herta and the possibility of him having a seat in the Formula 1 grid in 2023. Kevin goes deeper into why American drivers are valuable in F1 and why a successful IndyCar driver in F1 might not be the best thing. Then, we discuss who might get the third seat for Arrow McLaren SP next year and more 2023 lineup possibilities. To round out the show, sports car driver Jon Morley joins the program to discuss Race for RP, a charity focused on autoimmune disease, and an iRacing event to raise money for the foundation. Kevin and Jon talk about how he got involved with the foundation and the journey to an event as big as this eRace. The conversation concludes with the drivers Jon raced against in the early stages of his career.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Felix Rosenqvist has been winning races and championships in a wide variety of cars throughout his career including being a winner and multiple pole-winner in the NTT IndyCar Series. Fresh off of his first oval pole position at Texas Motor Speedway for his Arrow McLaren SP racing team (AMSP), he spent some time with me before the 2022 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach (where he qualified fourth and finished in 11th after some tire degradation issues and getting hit by Alex Rossi). In the interview, he gets into the details of using a simulator and how that helps prepare him for going fast right away on the race track. Enjoy! NOTE: Rosenqvist loomed large in the silly season rumors as he was re-signed to a contract extension with Arrow McLaren SP. AMSP also signed Rossi for 2023 and perhaps Alex Palou. Where does that leave Rosenqvist? Possibly, staying where he's at, moving to the team's Formula E program or??? By Larry Mason Copyright © 2022 Larry Mason

Tim Hauraney is joined by Arrow McLaren SP's Gavin Ward to discuss his time in F1 working with Red Bull Racing and drivers like David Coulthard, Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo. Tim and Gavin go over IndyCar and what makes Josef Newgarden an incredible talent, and switching teams to Arrow McLaren SP (2:04). Tim breaks down the news regarding the Technical Directive for floor changes for 2022, and 2023 (36:17). Then Tim takes a look at the 2026 Power Unit regulations and what that means for Formula 1 (42:18). Tim takes your questions from twitter (54:04).

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin discuss the Gallagher Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Alexander Rossi gets another win before heading to Arrow McLaren SP next season. Kevin and Curt discuss how Colton Herta should have won the race but had car issues, as well as what happened to the pole sitter Felix Rosenqvist. Christian Lundgaard gets his first podium in IndyCar for a bright spot in the season for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing. Kevin and Curt talk about the tough season for RLL Racing, too. To round out the Gallagher GP conversation, Kevin and Curt talk about other race contenders and who had a chance to win. Then, Kevin and Curt discuss the Xfinity and Cup Series action at IMS. Tyler Reddick wins the Verizon 200 at the Brickyard and the two discuss how they feel about the event as a whole. Kevin and Curt discuss the attendance for the Cup and Xfinity portions of the weekend and how the attendance looks at a massive venue like IMS. What can be done to improve attendance? Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway, is that James Roe has left TJ Speed to race for HMD Motorsports leaving Speed without a driver for this weekend's Indy Lights race in Nashville. Then, Kevin and Curt discuss F1 News and Fernando Alonso's move to Aston Martin. In very Alex Palou fashion, Oscar Piastri says in a tweet that he will not be driving for Alpine next year despite the release from the team.  Then, there's even more to discuss surrounding the Palou and Chip Ganassi legal battle. Kevin and Curt discuss the latest and the Silly Season on the Formula 1 and NASCAR side of things. To round out the show, Twitter questions take center stage along with what we missed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB – Major League Baseball Yesterday Minnesota Twins 9, Detroit Tigers 1 Chicago White Sox 6, Cleveland Guardians 3 Chicago Cubs 4, Philadelphia Phillies 3 Twins 9, Tigers 1 – Twins sweep 2-game series with Tigers behind Gray, Miranda Sonny Gray allowed two hits in six innings to lead the Minnesota Twins to an 9-1 win over the Detroit Tiger. Gray is 2-0 against the Tigers this season, allowing one run on six hits in 13 innings. Jose Miranda had three hits and scored twice for the Twins, who are 2-0 since the All-Star break. The Tigers have lost three straight and 11 of 13. Rony Garcia allowed three runs on three hits and three hit batters in 2 2/3 innings before leaving with shoulder soreness. White Sox 6, Guardians 3 – Cease goes 6 scoreless innings, ChiSox beat Guardians 6-3 Dylan Cease threw six innings in his third straight scoreless start, Leury Garcia and AJ Pollock homered, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Guardians 6-3 to salvage a four-game split. Eloy Jiménez went deep in his second straight game, helping the White Sox end a series that was shaping up as a bad one for them on a stronger note. The reigning AL Central champions won the second game of Saturday’s doubleheader after blowing a 3-0 lead. They jumped on Shane Bieber in this one and finished a stretch of 19 straight games against division opponents at 10-9. Chicago scored five in the second on Garcia’s two-run homer and Pollock’s three-run drive. Jiménez made it 6-0 when he connected leading off the sixth. Cubs 4, Phillies 3 – Gomes, Smyly help lift Cubs to three-game sweep of Phillies Yan Gomes hit two home runs, Drew Smyly tossed six sharp innings and the Chicago Cubs completed a three-game sweep with a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Nelson Velázquez also went deep for the Cubs, who have won four in a row to pull within 19 games of .500. It was Chicago’s first three-game sweep in Philadelphia since July 25-27, 2000. Garrett Stubbs homered for the Phillies. Only the Reds, Athletics and Nationals entered the day with fewer wins than Chicago. Tonight San Diego (Manaea 5-4) at Detroit (Hutchison 1-4), 7:10 p.m.                        WSJM/WCSY 6:50 Pittsburgh (Brubaker 2-8) at Chicago Cubs (Sampson 0-1), 8:05 p.m. White Sox are off (White Sox are at Colorado on Tuesday at 8:40 p.m.) MLB – MLB, union have Monday deadline for international draft deal Major League Baseball made what was termed a “final offer” for an international draft, increasing proposed money for the first year in 2024 by $10 million to $191 million. The move came one day after the players’ association made a proposal that remained at $260 million and left the sides far apart heading into a Monday night deadline for a deal. Because an international draft was tied to dropping direct draft-pick compensation for qualified free agents, these negotiations will start to determine the market for a free agent group that includes Anthony Rizzo, J.D. Martinez, Chris Sale and Charlie Morton. MLB – Pete Rose to appear on field in Philadelphia next month Pete Rose will make an appearance on the field in Philadelphia next month for the first time since receiving a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball. Rose agreed to the lifetime ban in August 1989 after an investigation for MLB by lawyer John Dowd found Rose placed numerous bets on the Cincinnati Reds to win from 1985-87 while playing for and managing the team. Major League Baseball’s career hits leader will be part of Phillies alumni weekend, and will be introduced on the field alongside many former teammates from the 1980 World Series championship team on Aug. 7. MLB – Big Papi a big hit at his Baseball Hall of Fame induction Former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz was inducted into the Hall of Fame as legions of fans cheered him. They chanted “Papi! Papi!” from the lawn outside the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, New York, and countless flags of his native Dominican Republic wafting in the breeze. Dressed in a blue suit with a red tie, Ortiz spoke from his heart, thanking all of those along the way that made his Hall of Famer journey possible. Six Era Committee selections also comprised in the Class of 2022 — former Twins teammates Jim Kaat and Tony Oliva, the late Minnie Miñoso, former Dodgers star and Mets manager Gil Hodges, and Black pioneers Buck O’Neil and Bud Fowler. WNBA – Women’s National Basketball Association Yesterday Dallas Wings 96, Indiana Fever 86 Wings 96, Fever 86 – Ogunbowale, Wings deal Fever 12th straight defeat 96-86 Arike Ogunbowale scored 16 of her 22 points in the second half and the Dallas Wings dealt the Indiana Fever a club-record 12th straight loss, 96-86. Teaira McCowan finished with 17 points for Dallas (12-15), while Allisha Gray scored 16 with three steals. Kayla Thornton pitched in with 11 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Gray scored 10 of her 11 first-half points in the second quarter to help Dallas rally from a 23-17 first-period deficit to a 45-39 lead at halftime. Gray hit a 3-pointer to push the lead to 10 just 1:11 into the third quarter and the Wings stayed in front from there. Kelsey Mitchell led Indiana (5-25) with a season-high 34 points. She added six assists, five rebounds and three steals. NASCAR – Elliott given Pocono win after Hamlin, Busch disqualified First-place finisher Denny Hamlin was disqualified when his No. 11 Toyota failed inspection, giving Chase Elliott the NASCAR Cup Series victory Sunday at Pocono Raceway. Joe Gibbs Racing had Hamlin’s car and runner-up Kyle Busch’s No. 18 Toyota both disqualified. Hamlin lost his record seventh victory at Pocono and his third win of the season. Busch had led a race-high 63 laps. There was no immediate word why the Toyotas were disqualified. Elliott, who had finished third, was given his fourth win of the season. NASCAR believed the last time it disqualified an apparent winner was April 17, 1960, when Emanuel Zervakis’ victory at Wilson Speedway in North Carolina was thrown out because of an oversized fuel tank. IndyCar – Josef Newgarden taken to hospital; Pato O’Ward wins at Iowa Josef Newgarden collapsed in the motorhome lot following his late crash Sunday at Iowa Speedway and was taken to a Des Moines hospital by helicopter for evaluation. Team Penske said he’d be held overnight. IndyCar medical director Dr. Geoffrey Billows said Newgarden was awake and alert. Newgarden dominated and led 148 of the 300 laps while trying to sweep the doubleheader weekend. But something on his Team Penske car broke with 64 laps remaining and her spun hard into the outside wall — creating an opening for Pato O’Ward of Arrow McLaren SP to win the race. Golf – PGA – Finau wins 3M Open by 3 with late surge, Piercy collapse Tony Finau shot a 4-under 67 to win the 3M Open by three strokes. He erased a five-stroke deficit with 11 holes left as Scott Piercy tumbled out of the lead down the stretch at windy TPC Twin Cities. Piercy followed his tournament-record 54-hole score with a wince-inducing 76 to tie for fourth. He was four strokes back. Finau finished at 17-under 267. Sungjae Im and Emiliano Grillo tied for second place. James Hahn surged in with a 65 to match Piercy and Tom Hoge at 13 under. Piercy bogeyed four of six holes before a triple bogey on 14. Olympics – Track looks to pump up US fan base ahead of 2028 LA Olympics Track is a niche sport in the United States when it comes to the fan base, even while the country hosts its first track world championships. The stands were half-empty at times and opening-weekend TV ratings didn’t beat out a routine NASCAR race. The sport’s leaders would like that to change over the next six years. They say that with sagging viewership totals and flat revenue across the broader Olympic world, it’s critical to bring the cornerstone sport of the games back to its glory days in the U.S. before they return to Los Angeles in 2028. Track and Field – Sydney McLaughlin anchors US on record-setting day at worlds Sydney McLaughlin took the last victorious lap of an All-American world championships. She pulled away in the 4-by-400 relay to close a U.S. runaway and give the Americans their record 33rd medal for the meet. McLaughlin turned a .73-second lead into a 2.93-second runaway on the anchor lap, adding this burst of speed to the world record she set two nights earlier in the 400 hurdles. Two more world records went down — in the very first and very last action of the last session at Hayward Field. Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan opened the evening by setting the record for the 100-meter hurdles in the semifinals: 12.12 seconds. And, pole vaulter Armand Duplantis of Sweden cleared 6.21 meters (20 feet, 4 1/2 inches) to best his world record. NFL – Matthew Stafford throws passes in Rams’ camp practice opener Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford threw to receivers in practice Sunday for the first time since Los Angeles’ Super Bowl victory. Stafford had an injection in his throwing elbow early in the offseason to treat an unspecified injury with which he played late last season. He avoided any serious throws during minicamps and organized team activities, but he was throwing again in the opening practice of the Rams’ training camp at UC Irvine. Stafford said he has gradually ramped up his throwing activity in recent months, and he threw the ball in informal workouts before camp. NHL – Tkachuk gets to Florida, says trade left him ‘very ecstatic’ Only a couple days after being traded, Matthew Tkachuk already feels at home in Florida. The newly acquired Florida forward’s parents are building a home about an hour from where the Panthers play their home games. He has familiarity with the Panthers, is already friends with some of his new teammates, is working on quickly building relationships with head coach Paul Maurice and general manager Bill Zito. And on Sunday, for the first time, Tkachuk began explaining why he believes leaving Calgary for Florida is the best move for him right now. The Panthers will formally introduce him on Monday. NBA – Philadelphia’s Chinatown fears community, business loss in 76ers arena plan Organizers and members of Philadelphia’s Chinatown say they were surprised by the 76ers’ announcement that they hope to build a $1.3 billion arena just a block from the community’s gateway arch. They say no one reached out for community input before the announcement. Now, they fear that they’ll be merely a stepping stone for people visiting the arena and that real estate values will price out older and immigrant residents. Chinatowns throughout the U.S. have been under threat from gentrification or development over the years. A spokesperson for the arena development company says that the process is in its infancy and that they planned to work with the community. MILB – Midwest League Baseball Yesterday South Bend Cubs 13, Quad Cities River Bandits 12 Lake County Captains 6, Lansing Lugnuts 3 West Michigan Whitecaps 10, Great Lakes Loons 5 Tonight No games tonightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Speed Street returns to talk about the controversial announcement regarding Alex Palou's future between Chip Ganassi Racing and Arrow Mclaren SP. Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro break down Chip Ganassi's false announcement about picking up reigning IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou's contract for next year and welcome 2013 Indianapolis 500 winner Tony Kanaan to give his two cents. Tony talks about his past contract negotiations with CGR, his current involvement with the team and why he thinks Mclaren is signing too many drivers. Then, Conor and Joey talk about Corey LaJoie's emotional run in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta, IndyCar testing at Iowa, returning to Toronto, and Conor's last Superstar Racing Experience race working in the TV booth.Follow @SpeedStreetPod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Speed Street returns to talk about the controversial announcement regarding Alex Palou's future between Chip Ganassi Racing and Arrow Mclaren SP. Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro break down Chip Ganassi's false announcement about picking up reigning IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou's contract for next year and welcome 2013 Indianapolis 500 winner Tony Kanaan to give his two cents. Tony talks about his past contract negotiations with CGR, his current involvement with the team and why he thinks Mclaren is signing too many drivers. Then, Conor and Joey talk about Corey LaJoie's emotional run in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta, IndyCar testing at Iowa, returning to Toronto, and Conor's last Superstar Racing Experience race working in the TV booth. Follow @SpeedStreetPod and @Dirtymomedia on Instagram and Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With IndyCar heading to Toronto, Tim Hauraney sat down with Arrow McLaren SP drivers Pato O'Ward and Felix Rosenqvist to discuss their futures in the series, racing in Toronto, Formula 1, and much more!

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin discuss Sunday's IndyCar race at Mid-Ohio, won by Scott McLaughlin in a battle with Alex Palou. They discuss the reliability issues for Arrow McLaren SP, with polesitter Pato O'Ward and teammate Felix Rosenqvist retiring early due to mechanical issues, and the decision by race control to wait to throw a caution.   Kevin and Curt discuss the fireworks among multiple Andretti Autosport drivers, especially Romain Grosjean and Alexander Rossi, and the dumpster fire of a weekend for the team. They break down the situation involving IndyStar reporter Nathan Brown, who was asked by an Andretti PR staff member to delete a video of a heated conversation between Michael Andretti and Alexander Rossi's father Pietr. Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway is the results from the Road to Indy over the weekend.   Later, they talk about what's next for Andretti, and the possibility we could see driver changes before the end of the season. Kevin and Curt take listener questions, including about closing the pits on cautions, Colton Herta's future, the F1 race at Silverstone and more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andretti's on-track team-mate collisions, Scott McLaughlin's brilliant victory and another masterclass drive in 2022 from Will Power make up the key topics of this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast.Co-host Jack Benyon and JR Hildebrand break down the turmoil suffered by Arrow McLaren SP which had a good chance to win with either of its drivers before a double retirement, and marvel at Scott McLaughlin's ability to win in one of the toughest open-wheel championships in the world despite his single-seater inexperience.Power's drive from the back of the field to a podium is outlined and explained, while Alex Palou's latest runner-up finish is contextualised in the sense of how desperate should he be to get a victory over the line this season.But our hosts save the biggest topic for last as they talk about Romain Grosjean and Alexander Rossi's three on-track collisions, as well as Grosjean's clash with Colton Herta and Rossi's with Devlin DeFrancesco. They discuss how the team might move forward from this dark day, and try to make sense of where the blame lay.READ MORE: Andretti's surreal demolition derby threatens toxic end to 2022Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeFor IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andretti's on-track team-mate collisions, Scott McLaughlin's brilliant victory and another masterclass drive in 2022 from Will Power make up the key topics of this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast. Co-host Jack Benyon and JR Hildebrand break down the turmoil suffered by Arrow McLaren SP which had a good chance to win with either of its drivers before a double retirement, and marvel at Scott McLaughlin's ability to win in one of the toughest open-wheel championships in the world despite his single-seater inexperience. Power's drive from the back of the field to a podium is outlined and explained, while Alex Palou's latest runner-up finish is contextualised in the sense of how desperate should he be to get a victory over the line this season. But our hosts save the biggest topic for last as they talk about Romain Grosjean and Alexander Rossi's three on-track collisions, as well as Grosjean's clash with Colton Herta and Rossi's with Devlin DeFrancesco. They discuss how the team might move forward from this dark day, and try to make sense of where the blame lay. READ MORE: Andretti's surreal demolition derby threatens toxic end to 2022 Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube For IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com

This week's episode: A look at silly season updates involving Scott Dixon, Rinus Veekay, Chip Ganassi Racing, Arrow McLaren SP, and A.J. Foyt Racing along with expansion in Indy Lights. Plus, INDYCAR is open to promoting more races in the future and a preview of Sunday's Honda Indy 200.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode: Felix Rosenqvist is staying with McLaren for next year but could be with either Arrow McLaren SP or the McLaren Formula E team, we give our midseason letter grades for every full-time IndyCar team, and Firestone will be the Indy Lights tire supplier starting in 2023.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin discuss Sunday's thrilling Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, the last on Belle Isle before a move downtown next year. They look back at the legacy of Belle Isle and some of the pros and cons with the event moving to downtown Detroit. They discuss the different strategies that went into play, including Will Power's long stint on red tires at the end of the race as he held off Alexander Rossi, who started on reds and pitted early. They discuss Power's mental approach and his ability to get hot, and who they think the top championship contenders are at this stage in the season. Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway, is Linus Lundqvist's complete dominance over the weekend in Indy Lights.  Later, Kevin and Curt talk Silly Season, such as Helio Castroneves' future with Meyer Shank Racing, the confirmed moves of Kyle Kirkwood and Alexander Rossi, the potential for Alex Palou or another big name joining Arrow McLaren SP as well, and the allure of F1. The guys look ahead to scenic Road America and what to expect this weekend, and talk about the down TV ratings from both the Indy 500 and Detroit. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will Power's mindset is the big talking point in this week's episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast, which looks back on the Aussie's superb victory in the Detroit Grand Prix.Power's 16th to first drive is just another example of him overcoming adversity this year, and co-hosts Jack Benyon and JR Hildebrand analyse what Power's said about his approach and how it's enabling him to succeed in 2022 as he reclaimed the championship lead.Hildebrand also discusses Power's revised outlook some thought from a driver's perspective, as well as relaying how tough it can be to rebound from your own struggles as the podcast takes a look at some troubling spates of form for multiple drivers in the field.Alexander Rossi is not one of those after his resurgent drive to second, and Jack and JR discuss whether he is ‘back' and how well he fits in with the Arrow McLaren SP he'll join next year.READ MORE: The winners and losers from IndyCar's jumbled Detroit raceFollow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeFor IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Power's mindset is the big talking point in this week's episode of The Race IndyCar Podcast, which looks back on the Aussie's superb victory in the Detroit Grand Prix. Power's 16th to first drive is just another example of him overcoming adversity this year, and co-hosts Jack Benyon and JR Hildebrand analyse what Power's said about his approach and how it's enabling him to succeed in 2022 as he reclaimed the championship lead. Hildebrand also discusses Power's revised outlook some thought from a driver's perspective, as well as relaying how tough it can be to rebound from your own struggles as the podcast takes a look at some troubling spates of form for multiple drivers in the field. Alexander Rossi is not one of those after his resurgent drive to second, and Jack and JR discuss whether he is ‘back' and how well he fits in with the Arrow McLaren SP he'll join next year. READ MORE: The winners and losers from IndyCar's jumbled Detroit race Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube For IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com

This week's episode: A recap of Marcus Ericsson's win in the 106th Indianapolis 500, Kyle Kirkwood is confirmed at Andretti in the no. 27 car next year, an announcement is expected this weekend for Alexander Rossi to Arrow McLaren SP for next year, Santino Ferrucci is a super sub again, IndyCar is looking at a race in Argentina and a preview of this weekend's Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Freshly-crowned Indianapolis 500 winner and new championship leader Marcus Ericsson of Chip Ganassi Racing joins this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast.With just a couple of hours sleep after the night of the race, Ericsson outlines how he celebrated the biggest victory of his career, before detailing how his team have supported his success and what he was thinking in the closing stages when he made a crucial victory push overtaking three key cars.There's more joking about Ericsson's omission from The Race's 2021 mid-season driver rankings from previous shows, and how host Jack Benyon is now a lucky charm for the Swede, after enjoying his first Indy 500 on the ground at the event.As always co-host JR Hildebrand provides the perfect drivers'-eye guide to the Indy 500 in which he finished 12th for AJ Foyt Racing despite the strategy struggles he explains in more detail.He analyses why Ericsson's defence was so impressive in the closing stages and why driving Turn 2 at the Speedway - which caught out Jimmie Johnson and Romain Grosjean among others - is just so difficult in the podcast's general race debrief.Pato O'Ward and Arrow McLaren SP's bittersweet second, Penske's third sub-par Indy 500 win in a row and Andretti's struggles are also part of the breakdown.Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeFor IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Freshly-crowned Indianapolis 500 winner and new championship leader Marcus Ericsson of Chip Ganassi Racing joins this week's The Race IndyCar Podcast. With just a couple of hours sleep after the night of the race, Ericsson outlines how he celebrated the biggest victory of his career, before detailing how his team have supported his success and what he was thinking in the closing stages when he made a crucial victory push overtaking three key cars. There's more joking about Ericsson's omission from The Race's 2021 mid-season driver rankings from previous shows, and how host Jack Benyon is now a lucky charm for the Swede, after enjoying his first Indy 500 on the ground at the event. As always co-host JR Hildebrand provides the perfect drivers'-eye guide to the Indy 500 in which he finished 12th for AJ Foyt Racing despite the strategy struggles he explains in more detail. He analyses why Ericsson's defence was so impressive in the closing stages and why driving Turn 2 at the Speedway - which caught out Jimmie Johnson and Romain Grosjean among others - is just so difficult in the podcast's general race debrief. Pato O'Ward and Arrow McLaren SP's bittersweet second, Penske's third sub-par Indy 500 win in a row and Andretti's struggles are also part of the breakdown. Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube For IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee is live from the Carb Night Classic at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park. He's joined by Andretti Autosport Indy Lights driver Christian Rasmussen to discuss how his season has gone so far. Homes For Our Troops CEO Tom Landwermeyer talks with Kevin about his company, which builds homes for veterans and is sponsoring J.R. Hildebrand's ride in Sunday's Indy 500.  USF2000 star Michael d'Orlando joins the show to preview his race Friday night, and Indy Lights star Sting Ray Robb talks with Kevin. Jackson Lee discusses his game plan for racing at IRP and the mental challenge that goes into the quick short oval. Plus, the voice of the Road to Indy Rob Howden chats with Kevin about the up-and-coming stars of the current Road to Indy lineup.  Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway is that Pato O'Ward has signed with Arrow McLaren SP through 2025. Later, Kevin recaps a wild Carb Day practice, with crashes in Turn 1 from David Malukas and Colton Herta, and takes listener questions ahead to Sunday's Indy 500. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New episode: Our Indy 500 preview show live from Indianapolis Motor Speedway recaps an incident-filled Carb Day, Pato O'Ward signing a contract extension with Arrow McLaren SP, IndyCar And IMS announcing a partnership with Shell and a switch to renewable fuel for 2023, and we make our predictions for the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday night on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin tie up some loose ends from the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, including how the day went for Alexander Rossi and Colton Herta, and the disappointing weekend from Meyer Shank Racing. They discuss the future of Felix Rosenqvist at Arrow McLaren SP.   They're joined by Graham Rahal to discuss his on-track run-in with Romain Grosjean, and the growing frustration among the paddock with the former F1 mainstay. We hear from Graham about his hopes heading to IMS, and an exciting charity announcement.  Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway, is a pair of exciting wins in the Road to Indy from Myles Rowe as well as Jagger Jones, son of P.J. and grandson of Parnelli, plus a thrilling Indy Lights battle between Linus Lundqvist and Benjamin Pedersen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Graham Rahal and Romain Grosjean's collision and subsequent post-race spat is the main topic of conversation on this edition of The Race IndyCar Podcast, which looks back on an epic weekend at Barber Motorsports Park.JR Hildebrand breaks down Grosjean and Rahal's wheel-banging incident from a drivers' perspective, while co-host Jack Benyon gives his view on why Rahal went too far in his post-race comments - even if more rivalry between drivers in IndyCar is welcome.The boys also discuss Arrow McLaren SP's start to the season in the wake of a tide-turning victory for Pato O'Ward, who's triumph comes off the back of headlines about going to 'war' with his team in trying to agree a new contract.The podcast also looks at Penske's decision not to test pre-race, Rinus VeeKay's pole and where he compares to Josef Newgarden who previously won races for Ed Carpenter, plus there's an explanation of the two key strategies that defined the race.Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeFor IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Graham Rahal and Romain Grosjean's collision and subsequent post-race spat is the main topic of conversation on this edition of The Race IndyCar Podcast, which looks back on an epic weekend at Barber Motorsports Park. JR Hildebrand breaks down Grosjean and Rahal's wheel-banging incident from a drivers' perspective, while co-host Jack Benyon gives his view on why Rahal went too far in his post-race comments - even if more rivalry between drivers in IndyCar is welcome. The boys also discuss Arrow McLaren SP's start to the season in the wake of a tide-turning victory for Pato O'Ward, who's triumph comes off the back of headlines about going to 'war' with his team in trying to agree a new contract. The podcast also looks at Penske's decision not to test pre-race, Rinus VeeKay's pole and where he compares to Josef Newgarden who previously won races for Ed Carpenter, plus there's an explanation of the two key strategies that defined the race. Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube For IndyCar news, analysis and must-read features visit the-race.com

This week on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin look ahead to this week's IndyCar race at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama. They break down Silly Season rumors that are in full swing, and look back on last week's open test at IMS. In addition, they discuss the new qualification format for the Indy 500, which features two rounds on Sunday to set the first four rows of three, including the Firestone Fast Six to set the pole. Curt and Kevin break down some of the positives and negatives of the new format. Our News of the Day brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway is IndyCar's new environmental initiatives, including “green” tires, which will debut at Nashville later this year. Later in the show, they break down Silly Season news, including a report from the IndyStar that Pato O'Ward is expected to sign a contract extension with Arrow McLaren SP, and that Alexander Rossi may join Pato with the team. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown joined us for a quick episode of the #RacingFamily Show held on Twitter Spaces and spoke about his passion for vintage racing, expanding the Arrow McLaren SP team to three cars and its search for drivers, and the new Formula 1 season with the challenges and opportunities it has presented. Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast [RCF]

This week on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin preview this week's 32-car open test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They look ahead to some of the storylines over the next couple of days, including Indy 500 rookies Romain Grosjean and Jimmie Johnson, new liveries, and how some part-time entries will fill out their staff. They discuss Paretta Autosport's partnership with Ed Carpenter Racing for three road course races later this season with Simona de Silvestro driving.  They give their latest educated guesses on who the 33rd and potentially a 34th entry for the Indy 500 will be, including the potential for Juncos-Hollinger Racing to field a second car. The Trackside News of the Week brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway is that Josef Newgarden and his wife Ashley welcomed their first child, Kota, to the world.  Later in the show, the guys take listener questions, and unveil the return of The Prime 47 Burger Bash, which will take place Monday, May 23rd from 6-8:30 pm at the USAC headquarters and will benefit the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.  (https://jacksonleeracing.com/return-of-the-burger-bash-more-in-may/). To wrap up, Kevin and Curt discuss the latest silly season rumors, including a Jenna Fryer report that Alexander Rossi may have signed with Arrow McLaren SP for 2023.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Covering all things Long Beach with Jocelyn Mathias, an avid INDYCAR fan who married into the Arrow McLaren SP family. But don't worry, she's not as biased as you might think. She still keeps her opinions fresh and her takes HOT! Thanks for listening!

Texas podium finisher Marcus Ericsson joins The Race IndyCar Podcast to break down all the action from IndyCar's first oval of the year, where Ericsson sealed his 11th top 10 in his last 12 series starts.Ericsson is bullish about his #8 Chip Ganassi Racing team taking a step up this year and discusses Texas and his season opener at St Pete. He also discusses oval rookie team-mate Jimmie Johnson's excellent sixth place finish and what that might mean moving forward to the Indy 500.Regular podcast co-host JR Hildebrand also gives you a behind the scenes look of what it's like to race on an IndyCar oval weekend after he returned to action outside of the Indy 500 for the first time since 2017.Hildebrand and host Jack Benyon also discuss some of the other major stories of the race - including Texas and ovals' future in IndyCar - and the bombshell announcement that Pato O'Ward is potentially looking at other options beyond Arrow McLaren SP in 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Texas podium finisher Marcus Ericsson joins The Race IndyCar Podcast to break down all the action from IndyCar's first oval of the year, where Ericsson sealed his 11th top 10 in his last 12 series starts. Ericsson is bullish about his #8 Chip Ganassi Racing team taking a step up this year and discusses Texas and his season opener at St Pete. He also discusses oval rookie team-mate Jimmie Johnson's excellent sixth place finish and what that might mean moving forward to the Indy 500. Regular podcast co-host JR Hildebrand also gives you a behind the scenes look of what it's like to race on an IndyCar oval weekend after he returned to action outside of the Indy 500 for the first time since 2017. Hildebrand and host Jack Benyon also discuss some of the other major stories of the race - including Texas and ovals' future in IndyCar - and the bombshell announcement that Pato O'Ward is potentially looking at other options beyond Arrow McLaren SP in 2023.

Sam Schmidt is the Co-Owner of Arrow McLaren SP, an Indycar racing team comprised of two determined racing entities, McLaren Racing and Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. That ambition is shared and supported by title partner Arrow Electronics. Sam grew up working on race cars and in 1997 embarked on his racing career as an Indycar driver. Two years later he took his first win in Las Vegas, and finished 5th in the 1999 championship.In January of the following year, during off-season testing at Walt Disney World Speedway in Orlando, Sam suffered a massive crash. After being airlifted to a nearby hospital he was later diagnosed as a quadriplegic due to a severe injury on the C-3 and C-4 levels of his spinal cord. Despite no longer being able to race himself, Sam showed immense courage as within 14 months of the accident he had created the Conquer Paralysis Now Foundation as well as Sam Schmidt Motorsports, now Arrow McLaren SP.Mike and Sam cover a ton of great stuff in this episode like how his father inspired his incredible work ethic, the life-changing crash and self-described “hell on earth” experience of being on a ventilator and his transition off of it, his no-excuses approach to being a quadriplegic and his high expectations for people with spinal cords injuries, how Arrow Electronics team of engineers created a control system in his car so he could drive a car around Indianapolis Speedway at 150 mph, racing his Arrow Electronics C7 Corvette up legendary and dangerous Pikes Peak, his plans for voice activation controls in his new Arrow Electronics SAM C8 Corvette, how he believes that type of control system and technology can be embedded industrial applications to help disabled people get back to work, and how the Conquer Paralysis Now Foundation is changing outcomes of people with spinal cord injuries, and much more.Learn more about Sam Schmidt at:https://arrowmclarensp.com/https://twitter.com/samschmidtcpnhttps://www.instagram.com/sam.schmidt_/https://www.conquerparalysisnow.org/If you like this episode and want to be the first to know when new ones are released? Make sure you subscribe! Also, a review will be much appreciated, so make sure you give us a 5-star (or whatever one makes the most sense to you).Connect with Mike:Website: https://mikemalatesta.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemalatesta/

The Race IndyCar Podcast is back as the championship's hotly anticipated new-season kicked off with drama aplenty last weekend at St Petersburg.Whether it was falling out of his car in victory lane, doing a shoey or tearfully praising his parents who he hasn't seen since January 2020, Team Penske's Scott McLaughlin was an endearing maiden winner and forms the crux of the podcast.Overcoming an eventful rookie year and the gravity of his achievement coming from tin-tops to one of the world's most hotly competitive racing championships is all covered by self-labelled ‘Mr Driver Man' JR Hildebrand and his co-host from The Race, Jack Benyon.The duo outline the key talking points of the race, including struggles-to-redemption for Ganassi and its champions Scott Dixon and Alex Palou, the “best ninth place I've ever seen” for Marcus Ericsson and Arrow McLaren SP's weekend of disappointment after an off-season of promise.A contentious rule that played a role in Romain Grosjean's practice crash on his Andretti debut and his team-mate Alexander Rossi's poor start to the season also make the cut for debate.

The Race IndyCar Podcast returns from a short winter hiatus with double series champion and Team Penske star Josef Newgarden headlining this episode.Having narrowly missed out on the last two championships to Chip Ganassi Racing rivals, Newgarden joins The Race American Editor Jack Benyon and podcast co-host JR Hildebrand to assess his chances this season.Newgarden is quizzed on the loss of his engineer Gavin Ward to rivals Arrow McLaren SP, the Penske squad shrinking from four cars to three and about the chances of an American driver reaching Formula 1 and how that might be best achieved.He also addresses his development in areas like confidence and dealing with adversity in order to become a more well rounded driver, and gives a fascinating insight into the inside workings of the Penske team synonymous with success in US motorsport.The Race IndyCar Podcast will return before the season kicks off at St Petersburg to break down IndyCar's off-season changes and preview the upcoming year.