Podcast appearances and mentions of Chase Elliott

GUEST: Todd Gilliland NOTE: an early version of this episode didn't have Todd's side of the conversation, that has been fixed. Toby and Kerry are back for more preseason fun talking all about The Clash, Daytona 500, Duel races, Qualifying. News of the week features two Chases, Chase Briscoe and Chase Elliott and we pose the question: What if Jimmie Johnson wins the Daytona 500, will he run the full season then? Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie from http://tobychristie.com 

Welcome to another episode of the NASCAR Gambling Podcast on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network! Every Rod Villagomez and Cody Zeeb bring their love of NASCAR and their love of sports betting to you to help you set your bets for the weekend of NASCAR action. From the Camping World Truck Series to the Xfinity Series, to the Cup Series, Rod and Cody have you covered. On this episode, we talk about some of the driver announcements involving Chase Elliott and Tyler Reddick and which cars they will be driving in the Xfinity and Truck Series in 2023. Who will be the crew chief for Jimmie Johnson and his brand new No. 84 car? Which Craftsman Truck Series team was lucky enough to land the most popular driver in NASCAR to drive their truck at Daytona? What Xfinity car will Tyler Reddick be piloting next season in his limited allowed starts? We'll answer these questions and more on this episode. Be sure to subscribe to the NASCAR Gambling Podcast on the SGPN App, and on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Find Rod (@rjvillagomez) and Cody (@Husker_Zeeb) on Twitter. SGPN Merch Store - https://sg.pn/store Download The Free SGPN App - https://sgpn.app Check out SGPN.TV Support us by supporting our partners WynnBET - Bet $100 and get a $100! - https://sg.pn/WynnBET Underdog Fantasy code SGPN - 100% Deposit Match up to $100 - https://sg.pn/underdog FFPC Playoff Challenge code SGP - $25 promo off first FFPC entry of $35 or more - https://sg.pn/ffpc Follow The Hosts On Social Media Rod Villagomez - http://www.twitter.com/rjvillagomez Cody Zeeb - http://www.twitter.com/Husker_Zeeb   Watch the Sports Gambling Podcast YouTube - https://www.sg.pn/YouTube Twitch - https://www.sg.pn/Twitch   Read & Discuss - Join the conversation Website - https://www.sportsgamblingpodcast.com Discord - https://sg.pn/discord Reddit - https://www.sg.pn/reddit Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Topics discussed on today's show: Opposite Day, Heidi's Breakdown, The Trendmill, Birthdays, History Quiz, Chase Elliott, 4 More Hours In The Day, Doing Chores, 20 in 23, Florida Or Anywhere Else, Crossing Streams, Deep Cut Face Off, and Apologies.

Doug Rice and Brad Gillie size up the 2023 season with Chase Elliott, Kevin Harvick, and Bubba Wallace on this week's show. David Styles joins the panel as well.

With Matt Kenseth going into the NASCAR HOF Class of '23 his former owner Jack Roush gives Mark Martin the credit for hiring him. Plus Chase Elliott on Chevrolet's 24 Hours of Le Mans project and Noah Gragson on his team's new name.

He may have to wait until May 2024 but Kyle Larson is going to get his chance to race in the Indy 500 and Kyle Busch would love to join him. Plus Justin Marks interested in a future with Kevin Harvick, Chase Elliott on grass roots racing and how Chase Briscoe lost 20 bucks.

According to Chase Elliott the off-season is needed more for mental rest than it is to get over the physical rigors of driving ever week. Plus Tyler Reddick on why he's not racing this winter and Chase Briscoe has no clue what's next for Kevin Harvick.

2023 is here and across the globe many are setting goals or making New Year's resolutions. For our first episode of NASCAR Live Wide Open of the year, Mike Bagley and Trey Downey make some resolutions for some of the sport's best like Joey Logano and Chase Elliott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NASCAR gets a Rose Bowl parade award for a float that never made TV. Plus Chase Elliott on winning Cup Series Regular Season Championship and then, despite making the Final Four, struggling in the Playoff, ending the year fourth in the final standings with five trips to victory lane.

Chase is live at the NASCAR Awards. He talks to Darrell Waltrip, Joey Logano, Chase Elliott, Chase Briscoe, Alex Bowman, Kyle Larson and more! 

When you talk favorite Christmas movies Chase Briscoe and Alex Bowman agree while the young family of Joey Logano likes one that's over 20 years old. Chase Elliott has a favorite Christmas movie actor and Kyle Busch lets us in on how he's planning to spend the holiday season.

In Nashville Kyle Busch gave us the details on how after 15 years together his days with Joe Gibbs Racing came to an end and how things have gone so far at RCR. Plus Chase Elliott explains just how hectic the off-season can be.

According to Austin Dillon new teammate Kyle Busch is bringing an edgy attitude to RCR while Roger Penske gives us his thoughts on Race Team Alliance idea of running non-NASCAR exhibition races and Chase Elliott got a laugh out of negative "campaign" ads.

Phil and Josh discuss the events at Darlington in the Cup Series Toyota 500 at Darlington and Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte which saw Chase Elliott pay the price in both events.  Phil and Josh also recap the emotional victory for Chase Briscoe at Darlington and Kyle Busch's 97th Xfinity win at Charlotte.  While previewing the Cup Series Alsco 500 at Charlotte, Phil and Josh also give live reactions to the Truck Series North Carolina Education Lottery 200 which saw Chase Elliott take down Kyle Busch and get $100,000 for charity.  Plenty to dive into on the GSP!

In Nashville Joey Logano talked about being in a very elite group of only two and Ross Chastain opined on the move that changed his life. Plus Ryan Blaney jokes about his Chase Elliott "attack ads" for Most Popular driver.

In Nashville Cup Champion Joey Logano honored by his introduction at the NASCAR Awards Banquet by one of the greatest race drivers of all time. Plus Chase Elliott again the Most Popular Driver while William Byron and friends looking forward to running local short track race this weekend.

On Thanksgiving what Chase Elliott brings to Turkey Day meal with Michael McDowell and Bubba Wallace on what they will or will not eat while Kurt Busch explains how back in the day everyone in his family had a specific responsibility.

Even though as the sport's most popular driver his opinion carries a lot of weight, Chase Elliott explains why he's reluctant to give it. Plus what Dale Jr. was up to this weekend, what Kyle Larson thinks is unfair, and Joey Logano on his son's favorite YouTube show.

Unsure about next season, Ross Chastain was glad NASCAR did not make an immediate rule change after his crazy last lap at Martinsville. Plus notes on Chase Elliott, JTG-Daugherty Racing and Petty GMS Racing owner Maury Gallagher is thinking about future championships.

The confidence of crew chief Paul Wolfe heading into Joey Logano's championship performance (1:00); Logano's belief and how he might have leveraged it at Phoenix (3:45); the importance of wining at Las Vegas and other factors (6:00); the critical pit crew change for the No. 22 (7:45); why having a head start on Phoenix still is an advantage with the Next Gen car (9:00); what Parker noticed from the other championship contenders (11:30); what happened between Chase Elliott and Ross Chastain (13:30); the perspectives of each driver (16:00); what's the future hold for Joey Logano (18:00); the importance of Phoenix and Paul Wolfe (21:00); what Parker sees for the Next Gen competitive balance in 2023 (23:30); why the sustainability of finding an edge is limited (26:00); does NASCAR need more cars on track in the real (instead of virtual) world (28:00); Parker's wild idea for NASCAR Midweek Thunder (31:30); the case for keeping race cars “cartoonish” (33:30); Parker's 2023 Xfinity Series plans (35:00); what has changed for Parker in this second chance, 10 years after his last stint as a full-time NASSCAR driver (38:30); how personal growth has and will shape his career (41:00); what he sees in the development of Noah Gragson and other young drivers (45:00); 

NASCAR wrapped up their seasons in the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck series' this weekend. Jacob Simpson, along with Will and Whitney Porter, band together to talk about the trio of races from Phoenix Raceway: the impressive title races by eventual champions Joey Logano, Ty Gibbs, and Zane Smith. Should Phoenix continue to be the championship venue moving forward? Who is to blame between the Chase Elliott and Ross Chastain incident late in the Cup race, and could it have been avoided? And we mourn the loss of Coy Gibbs, along with rest of the NASCAR community. Please join us for the final post-race breakdown of the 2022 season on The Boogity Bros Podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theboogitybrospodcast/message

This week The Crew talks about:-The NASCAR Championship weekend from Phoenix.-Who's fault was it, Ross Chastain's or Chase Elliott's?-Should NASCAR redo the point system?-Should the track hosting championship weekend have only one race on the schedule? -And more.Use #whatyathinkITM to respond to any topics we talked about this week or bring up issues that you noticed after the showMake sure to sign up for the Ramblin about Racin Fantasy NASCAR League using the link below:https://fantasygames.nascar.com/live/league/marblesin Join the conversation with “Ramblin' about Racin'” using the hashtag #whatyathinkITM if you have something that you want discussed on future shows. If you want to be on the show with us reach out on social media or the website and we will get you the details on how to be on and talk racing with us. Tee Spring: https://inthemarbles.creator-spring.com/ Bonfire: https://www.bonfire.com/store/ramblin-about-racin/ Like watching Ramblin' about Racin' vice listening. Make sure to check out YouTube channel. Thank you for listening to “Ramblin' about Racin',” where we bring the best post-race coverage and analysis throughout the NASCAR, Formula 1, and Indy Car Series. Host Matt Beamer (the NASCAR Guy), Charlie Hercus, and Preston Lood (the Formula 1 Guy) started this podcast in 2019 and look forward to sharing our passion for the sport they love. It would help the show a lot if you were to give us a rating on your podcast platform. Preston, Charlie, and Matt strive to bring you the best show every week. A rating will go a long way to show us how good we are doing. Make sure to follow “Ramblin' about Racin'” on all social media platforms: Facebook: Ramblin' about Racin'Twitter: @ramblinracinpodYouTube: Ramblin' about Racin' Thanks to our partners of Ramblin' about Racin':Devos Outdoor Lighting: https://www.devosoutdoor.com/discount/Ramblin Use discount code “Ramblin” for 10% off of your order.Stand Up 2 Cancer: https://www.pntrac.com/t/8-11683-229463-161439 Extreme Sim Racing: https://extremesimracing.com?sca_ref=2699905.1KbBYHVQPd Fanatics: http://fanatics.ncw6.net/gM6d9 You can find links to all social media as well as links to our merchandise and podcast on our website: www.ramblinaboutracin.com

Joey Logano wins the 2022 Cup Championship and brings another title to New England. Timmy talks about Chase wrecking and Brian is interested in maybe going to the Chicago Race next year. We also give you some hot takes about the 2023 season.

Although he wanted the championship and hates to finish second Ross Chastain was truly joyful as the Cup Series runner-up while crew chief Paul Wolfe talks about what propelled him and Joey Logano to a second title. And please don't ask Chase Elliott about the 2023 season.

It's the end of the road in the NASCAR Cup Series as a champion was crowned on Sunday at Phoneix Raceway. Joey "Sliced Bread" Logano got it done and captured his second NASCAR Cup Series championship. Championship weekend was wild as we crowned an Xfinity & Camping World truck series champion in the desert. Joey Logano sliced his way through the competition all weekend long and seemed the most confident going into the weekend. Rene and Kenny will talk about what they thought of the championship weekend. They'll also give their thought on the 2022 season one last time. We want to say thank you to all those who listened this season! It's a pleasure to have great friends on the show! Enjoy the offseason!  

On this episode of Stacking Pennies, Corey LaJoie is joined by Joey Logano to break down his championship race at Phoenix Raceway and the boys discuss the incident between Ross Chastain and Chase Elliott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After the conclusion of the NASCAR racing season, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis are once again in the Bojangles Studio for another edition of Dirty Air presented by Filter Time. Dale was fresh off his trip to Phoenix for NASCAR's Championship weekend, and there was plenty to unpack. JR Motorsports came up short in its bid for the Xfinity Championship against Ty Gibbs and the Joe Gibbs Racing organization, and Dale shares his insights of what unfolded in the race and what could have played out differently. The racing world was rocked Sunday morning by the sudden passing of Ty's father Coy Gibbs. Dale and Mike discuss the recent perception of Ty due to his on-track incident at Martinsville, and speculate how the racing world will surround Ty in his moment of need. With his future career being one of the most discussed topics in NASCAR, it is hard to imagine how he is dealing with so many life-changing moments at once.  The NBC broadcast crew was also thrown for a loop when Steve Letarte had to have an emergency appendectomy after Saturday's Xfinity race. Dale explains what was happening behind the scenes to aid Steve and his family, as well as what extra steps he had to take to prepare for Sunday's Cup race one-man down.  During #AskJr. presented by Xfinity, listeners sent in questions regarding Dale's dream tracks for the final four NASCAR Playoffs races, his opinions on Ross Chastain and Chase Elliott's dust-up during the Phoenix race, updates on his car restoration projects, the recent announcement that Pennsboro Speedway is being revived and his plans for the off-season. 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

Saying he was the favorite Joey Logano dominated at Phoenix to win a second Cup Championship with Roger Penske. Finishing second in the points was Ross Chastain. He followed by Christopher Bell, who raced with heavy heart over the death of Coy Gibbs, with Chase Elliott winding up fourth.

Joey Logano wins the NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Phoenix Raceway. Post Race Interviews with Championship 4 drivers Chase Elliott, Christopher Bell, and Ross Chastain, Global Director Ford Performance Motorsports Mark Rushbrook, Team Owner Roger Penske, Race Winning Crew Chief Paul Wolfe, and Race Winning Driver Joey Logano.

The NASCAR season has ended, and Door Bumper Clear breaks down championship race weekend on its Season 7 finale episode. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft are joined by former NASCAR Cup Series driver and FOX Sports analyst Jamie McMurray to discuss what his life is like now, and reflect on making his first Cup start filling in for Stirling Marlin, what it was like racing for Chip Ganassi Racing vs Roush Racing, and his reaction to Trackhouse Racing buying out Ganassi. Beginning in Spot On, Spot Off, the table discusses Phoenix Raceway's quality of racing and if it deserves to host the championship race. They explain why other tracks could offer a better on-track product and offer an idea to change when each series has its final race. Ross Chastain and Chase Elliott mafr contact on a restart that spunElliott into the inside wall with 100 laps to go. The guys debate if Chastain's move was too aggressive and why Elliott didn't give more insight in his post-race interview. Plus, they talk about NASCAR needing to police drivers cutting the dogleg too early on restarts. Then, they break down Joey Logano, Ty Gibbs and Zane Smith's races to win their championships. Also, hear what they have to say about the skill difficulty between Cup and Xfinity Series cars and why Ford needs to help Zane Smith. Jimmie Johnson announced he bought partial ownership into Petty GMS Racing and will run select Cup Series races next year. The guys explain why they're surprised to hear he wants to run the Daytona 500 and how this will impact his legacy. Finally, they react to Justin Marks's tweet about wanting to test the Next Gen car with 850+ horsepower. The table reminisces on the era of high horsepower and how that could impact today's racing.  Reaction Theatre features Ty Gibbs winning the Xfinity Series championship, displeasure about the Next Gen short track package, a thank you to DBC, and two new songs. Finally, find out who surprisingly won the DBC picks championship. And hear what McMurray and the spotters thought of the surprising 2022 season and what they expect to happen this off-season Thank you to our presenting sponsor Offerpad and partners Xfinity and RacingUSA.com for making this show possible. 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

The NASCAR Cup Series Championship will be decided at Phoenix Raceway this weekend between Chase Elliott, Joey Logano, Christopher Bell, and Ross Chastain while the Xfinity Series final four is made up of Noah Gragson, Justin Allgaier, Josh Berry and Ty Gibbs, who may have to worry about a teammate paying him back.

Kim Coon, Kyle Petty and Parker Kligerman take a look at each driver in the Cup Series Championship 4 and make their predictions for the title races at Phoenix Raceway. 

Championship week in NASCAR is upon us. Starting on Friday, NASCAR will crown champions in all 3 of their top series. We start our preview of the weekend by looking back at Martinsville and reliving one of the most thrilling finishes in the history of the sport. We then turn our focus by taking a look at the seasons of Joey Logano, Ross Chastain, Chase Elliott, and Christopher Bell and the unique paths they forged to Phoenix. We also get the takes of Dave Moody and Todd Gordon as we get ready for the weekend and Tim Catalfamo previews the championship races for both the Camping World Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Following Sunday's Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway Ryan Blaney, Denny Hamlin, Ross Chastain, and Chase Elliott hope their championship chances are still alive heading into the Phoenix season-finale. Joey Logano, in the meantime, has already made the final four and jokes he's done it without creating any enemies.

Doug and Devin discuss what unfolded at Homestead-Miami Speedway and which Playoff drivers seemed flat. They also discuss the Playoffs for Xfinity and Camping World Truck Series. And they also talk about the inflated optimism and short memories over Chase Elliott's points situation. Dan and Doug talk about the message sent with the Wallace suspension, the scare for the No. 19 crew, and the cloud surrounding Tony Stewart, who makes his NHRA debut this weekend.

An early-bird, Dirty Air-segment solo special for Dale Jr. Download listeners eager to hear Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s take on current events, including the drama from Sunday's South Point 400 NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. But first, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Mike Davis start Dirty Air by addressing criticism about last week's interview with Ben Kennedy, NASCAR's SVP of Strategy & Innovation. The two DJD hosts respond to social media kickback claiming they were too lenient on Kennedy, grandson to the late Bill France Jr. and widely considered to be NASCAR's next top guy. Did they let him off the hook with softball questions and easy outs? The conversation then pivots to the topic of the hour – the initial mid-race wreck involving Wallace, Larson, and Christopher Bell, as well as the retaliation, shoving match, and post-race interview that ensued. Earnhardt tries to predict what NASCAR's response will be by drawing from past examples such as Chase Elliott vs. Kyle Busch at Darlington in 2020 and Noah Gragson vs. Sage Karam at Road America earlier this year. That wasn't the only news from the weekend. Kurt Busch announced he will no longer race full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series as he continues to heal from concussions. This topic was especially personal to Dale Jr., who also had his racing career cut short due to a head injury. What will Kurt do next? Mike Davis has a thought, and Dale Jr. loves the idea. Lastly, on Dirty Air, Earnhardt unpacks the whole saga at Stewart-Haas Racing, where Tony Stewart expressed anger towards NASCAR over the penalties levied against Cole Custer's No. 41 team, and Gene Haas reportedly made comments to media about Custer's future. What does this mean for Custer? What about Ryan Preece? Earnhardt weighs in with his usual unfiltered opinion, candor, and honesty. The full episode of The Dale Jr. Download will drop on Tuesday, October 18, complete with Dirty Air presented by Filter Time, Ask Jr presented by Xfinity, and a deep conversation with Erik Jones, driver of the Petty/GMS No. 43, in the guest segment presented by Ally. 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

Door Bumper Clear returns from Las Vegas Motor Speedway to recap the first race of the Round of 8 in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft discuss their casino experiences, running into Kyle Larson, and the biggest jackpot Brett has ever won. First in Spot On, Spot Off, the crew breaks down Bubba Wallace wrecking and fighting Kyle Larson after Larson ran Wallace up the track and into the wall off Turn 4. The guys explain why the start was just a racing incident and discuss why Wallace's actions were unacceptable. Plus, Wallace's spotter Freddie shares his point of view from the accident. Next, Ross Chastain and Chase Briscoe weren't able to hold on to the win and clinch their spot in the Championship 4 as Joey Logano passed them late. The spotters applaud Briscoe for his recovery after a rough first half of the race and react to Chastain losing the win late and what his moves say about his mindset in the playoffs. Kurt Busch announced his retirement and that Tyler Reddick will replace him in the No. 45 car next year. They discuss how Busch's concussion was bigger than anybody expected and how big of an asset he has been for 23XI Racing this year. NASCAR penalized Cole Custer for race manipulation at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The table explains why they should have taken action for Chase Elliott at Bristol last year if using the same logic and predict there will be more manipulation at this upcoming Martinsville playoff cutoff race. Finally, Dodge has reportedly pulled out of talks to rejoin NASCAR. The guys reveal what team they were potentially looking to join and why NASCAR lowering the horsepower is not attracting more manufacturers. In Reaction Theatre, fans call in about Hailie Deegan's Xfinity Series debut, Bubba Wallace wrecking Kyle Larson, and a rap about Sunday's race. Later, hear which spotters may be on the move this off-season, major controversy in DBC picks, and expectations for Homestead-Miami Speedway in the new car. Thank you to our presenting sponsor Offerpad and partners Xfinity and RacingUSA.com for making this show possible. 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

A return to playoff normalcy (1:30); how Joey Logano put himself in position to win (3:00); the battle fort he lead with Ross Chastain (5:00); the strength of Chastain's No. 1 pit crew (6:30); on the improvement of 1.5-mile tracks this season (8:30); Trackhouse Racing's continued breakthrough (10:00); Ryan Blaney's sudden ending to a solid day (11:30); how the cars are speaking to the drivers differently about where the limit is with the Next Gen (14:00); how that might have helped some drivers (17:00); and how it might have hurt others -- and their teams in particular (18:30); Christopher Bell's Round of 8 outlook after a tough break (20:00); Burton's take on Bubba Wallace's contact with Kyle Larson (22:30); how should NASCAR address Bubba Wallace's actions? (24:00); a case for restructuring how NASCAR issues driver and team penalties (26:30); the balance of holding a driver responsible but also allowing leeway for heat of the moment (28:00); the plight of Chase Elliott heading into Homestead (30:30); Denny Hamlin's quietly solid Vegas (32:30); a Kurt Busch sendoff (34:30).

After being dominated by Chase Elliott and other road course racing superstars, a late-race caution led to a well-timed decision for the 20 team to pit for tires and pull off the upset win in Charlotte, for Christopher Bell to advance in to the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs' Round of 8. The guys from NWP break down all the action from this weekend's race and give you a preview of this weekend's race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. NWP and the OOTG: Podcast Network are sponsored by: Lionel Racing: https://www.lionelracing.com/​Forney Industries: https://www.forneyind.com/​

The Door Bump Clear crew is back from Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL weekend after two playoff cutoff races. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft talk about the difficulty drivers had passing on Sunday, the drivers safety meeting with NASCAR, the DBC trackside live show on Saturday, and fellow podcast host Conor Daly's Cup debut. First in Spot On, Spot Off, the guys discuss NASCAR throwing a caution for a sign on the track late in the race. Brett expresses his displeasure for NASCAR allowing signage like that on the track and explains why game seven moments shouldn't be decided like this. Chase Elliott and AJ Allmendinger lote the lead on the second-to-last restart costing them both the win. The guys applaud both drivers' aggressive moves but question if Allmendinger should have raced Elliott cleaner because he's a playoff driver. Next, Cole Custer threw a block down the backstretch allowing teammate Chase Briscoe to gain positions on the final lap. They explain why Briscoe was going to make an aggressive move either way and react to NASCAR investigating if Custer's block was intentionally helping him. William Byron's penalty for spinning Denny Hamlin out under caution during the Texas race was reversed. The spotters explain how the appeal process works and why the hearing should have taken place sooner. Plus, hear how it ultimately impacted the Round of 12 playoff elimiations. NASCAR president, Steve Phelps, said penalizing Kevin Harvick was not punitive after his outspoken comments about the Next Gen car. The guys explain why NASCAR needs to be more transparent about their random inspection picking process. Plus, they share insight about what changes could be made for next year to the back of the car and how industry members need to be more appreciated by the sanctioning body. Finally, NASCAR responds to teams asking for a fairer profit split by proposing a small increase in revenue but also dramatic cost-cutting measures. Brett explains how large the TV contract affects the sport's revenue and discusses the decrease in drivers' base salaries over the past 10 years. In Reaction Theatre, fans call in about the Xfinity Series driver aggression, Kyle Larson getting eliminated from the playoffs and the caution caused by the sign. The guys make their Championship 4 predictions later in the show. Plus, a special Cup Series driver guest calls in and tells us which fan base is his favorite and who he thinks makes it to Phoenix. Thank you to our presenting sponsor Offerpad and partners Xfinity and RacingUSA.com for making this show possible. 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

Episode 248! What do you know, Chase Elliott gets a win at Talladega just edging out Ryan Blaney. We talk about the latest safety issues with the NextGen car. Who will make it to the next round of the NASCAR Playoffs? We'll see who can get around the Roval! Be safe,  @Lungboy & @TimmyG @WickedFastPdcst on Twitter, @WickedFastPodcast on Insta or Like the Wicked Fast Podcast on Facebook Please join our NASCAR Fantasy League! You know you want to Subscribe on iTunes! You can also subscribe on Google Play or Spotify. Click for more info about the Wicked Fast Podcast Check out Timmy G's Celtics Podcast - Banner Banter Podcast Find more great podcasts at bPodStudios.com…The Place To Be For Podcast Discovery

The NASCAR America Motormouths crew recaps the winners and losers from Talladega Superspeedway, discusses growing safety concerns around the sport in the wake of recent injuries, and looks ahead to the elimination race at the Charlotte Roval. Pete Pistone also joins the show to offer his insight.

The WFO gang gets together for another episode of Ignition. Playoff Races are once again won by Playoff Drivers as Chase Elliott gets the win at Talladega; F1 Sergio Perez wins Singapore GP; WFO Fantasy League Results and Standings; NHRA St Louis Debrief; SportsCollision.

Back from an unusual weekend in Talladega Superspeedway, Door Bumper Clear breaks down the second NASCAR Cup Series playoffs Round of 12 race. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft discuss Alex Bowman's concussion, react to Talladega's tamer than usual races and call Dale Earnhardt Jr. to ask him why he called them out. To start Spot On, Spot Off, the table discusses how the Next Gen car has negatively impacted superspeedway racing. Hear how they think drafting techniques have changed and what makes a driver good at that racing style. Next, Cup Series competitors held a drivers-only meeting at Talladega to discuss the state of this current car. The guys talk about how that could have impacted the aggression level of Sunday's race and why NASCAR needs to act quicker about making safety changes to the car. Plus, they talk about a future crash test for the new car. Chase Elliott is the first still eligible playoff driver to win a race five races into the playoffs. They explain why it took this long for it to happen and what it says about this year's competition. The guys react to Jordan Anderson's wreck during the Truck Series race when he unbuckled his belts and climbed out of his truck as it hit the wall on fire. The spotters say it was one of the scariest incidents they have ever seen and how to potentially prevent it in the future. William Byron was penalized 25 points and $50k for spinning Denny Hamlin under caution at Texas. They debate if the penalty was severe enough and what other penalty NASCAR should have handed out. Plus, they share their thoughts on Ty Gibbs' penalty for swerving at Ty Dillon on pit road. Hear whether they think it gets Gibbs' attention and what penalty could have been more appropriate. Finally, the guys discuss if the bottom four playoff drivers will stay below the cutoff line after the Roval. Find out who they think among Austin Cindric, William Byron, Christopher Bell and Alex Bowman has the best shot at advancing to the Round of 8. In Reaction Theatre, fans call in about the Truck Series finish, a crew member grabbing a loose tire during green flag pitstops, and why it was the worst Talladega Cup Series race in 30 years. Later, hear which driver they think should have been parked and what happened when Freddie battled a bird. Thank you to our presenting sponsor Offerpad and partners Xfinity and RacingUSA.com for making this show possible. 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

Chase Elliott wins the YellaWood 500 from Talladega Superspeedway. Post-Race Interview with Team Owner Rick Hendrick and Race Winning Crew Chief Alan Gustafson.

Ryan Blaney vs. Chase Elliott (1:00); the usual cast of superspeedway characters (3:00); with new players Erik Jones and Michael McDowell (5:00); exploring the phenomenon of the end of stages becoming mini-race finishes (7:30); what to make of a relatively tame Talladega race – was it safety related? (9:45); dissecting Denny Hamlin's choice on the final restart (11:30); yet the racing was still frenzied (13:30); on the decision by Joey Logano to hang back on the final restart (15:30); what's the outlook and timeline for improving the rear-end clips on the Next Gen? (18:00); how at least one perception needs changing on the car (20:00); settling on what an acceptable design cycle timeframe should be (22:00); the importance of remaining vigilant about constant improvements to the car (24:00); will William Byron get some of his points back on appeal? (27:00); handicapping the Roval cutoff race (30:00).

Current events are on the docket as Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis unpack the turbulent happenings of NASCAR's weekend in Texas on this week's episode of The Dale Jr. Download. Not only that, but they've brought in a guest who was very much a part of the turbulence, recent Bristol night race winner Chris Buescher. Dale and Chris have had some friendly banter over the past few weeks after Dale mistakenly referred to Chris as “Christopher” during a race broadcast. As the misstep reoccurred, Dale began to embrace the name change-up in an effort to catch his fellow commentators in the same spur-of-the-moment confusion. Chris caught wind of the joke via social media and took it in stride, even going as far as to change his profile name on Twitter and the driver name decal on his Roush Fenway Keselowski No. 17 car.  Dale explains that he first grew to admire Chris when he bested then JR Motorsports driver Chase Elliott in the 2015 Xfinity Series season points standings. They discuss Chris leaving his hometown of Prosper, Texas at the age of 15 to move to North Carolina to pursue a career in motorsports. Chris credits his upbringing from his parents and knowing he was there to work and race. A huge part of Buescher's journey was a friendship he forged with Ken and David Ragan, which stemmed from a black flag incident during the Summer Shootout Legends car event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Chris recalls getting in trouble for rough driving during the race and being sent to Ken's office, who was managing 600 Racing at the time. After the Shootout, Ken explained to Chris' family that if they were serious about racing, they needed to move out east. When they established that they were not in the place to do that at the time, Ken offered the spare bedroom in his house to Chris.  Chris talks about getting involved in the Roush Racing development program thanks to help from the Ragans. His first step up the ladder was the ARCA Series, where he raced out of Midlothian, Illinois with the Roulo Brothers Racing outfit. He also discusses adapting to a stock car after transitioning out of Legends cars, and how he knocked the nose off his car on a start in one of his first races at Salem Speedway.  The story of Chris making his Xfinity Series debut is a wild one, as he was tabbed last minute to fill in for Trevor Bayne in 2011, who went on medical leave. After forgetting to plug his phone in overnight, he was awakened by Gary Roulo who informed him “get your stuff, we're going to the airport”. In the car, Gary explained the situation, and soon Chris was at Richmond Raceway getting fitted to hop into the No. 16 car with no practice laps or simulator time.  The interview also discusses Chris' time with Front Row Motorsports after winning the 2015 Xfinity Championship and his rain-shortened Cup victory at Pocono in 2016. Dale asks about the culture change at RFK since the arrival of Brad Keselowski. They also discuss the NextGen car's tire issues and what changes can be made to Texas Motor Speedway to help better the racing there.  With only a few races left in the 2022 Cup schedule, Chris is optimistic about where the RFK Racing organization is heading, and he's looking forward to capitalizing on the momentum they've built in the past few weeks.  DIRTY AIR Before Chris joins the show, Dale, Mike, Alex and Hannah discuss: NASCAR's eventful stop in Texas  Denny and William Byron have a dust-up The NextGen tire problems continue in a big way What to do about Texas Motor Speedway?    ASKJR presented by Xfinity This week the fans asked questions about: Dale's reaction to Jimmie Johnson retiring from full-time competition in 2023 Which underfunded driver would he like to give a shot in a JRM ride Smaller steering wheels vs. bigger Where Noah Gragson's Waffle House tradition stems from 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

How DJ knew there would be so many winners this year (1:00); Ross Chastain and Joey Logano on how much difficult it is to “peak” in the playoffs (3:00); and what DJ thinks that means for the future (6:00); how do teams save setup-related tricks for the playoffs? (9:00); DJ's recent run of winning predictions (11:00); how the Next Gen car was exposed at Bristol (14:00); how teams are adapting to some downsides to being in a spec series (16:00); and why it was somewhat expected (17:00); pit crew mistakes still being a factor (18:30); what can NASCAR do to address Next Gen reliability and did the dirt race mask the looming issues (20:30); what can NASCAR do to improve the Next Gen on short tracks (23:00); an old-school attrition race (26:00); Roush Fenway Keslowski Racing's first victory (27:30); MotorMouths of the Race: A quote from Brad Keselowski on Chris Buescher (30:00); Round of 12 preview: Chase Elliott suddenly the Championship 4 favorite again? (33:00).

Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro return for another episode of Speed Street to recap the rain-delayed Gateway race. The guys talk about Conor's mechanical issues that plagued his top-10 finish, Felix Rosenqvist's potentially jumped start, and the race's TV ratings on USA Network, then, they bring on former F2 competitor and driver of the No. 77 Juncos Hollinger Racing car, Callum Ilott, to discuss his transition to IndyCar, developing a new team as a rookie, his top three likes and dislikes of living in America since moving from the UK, and Joey's new merch idea for the lad, finally, the duo talks about Kimi Raikkonen's NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen and the drama between Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson. 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

The Door Bumper Clear crew returns from a rainy weekend at Watkins Glen International. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft begin the show by discussing the teams' variety of tire strategies with the track transitioning from wet to dry conditions, Brett pronouncing the foreign drivers' names and which international drivers they would like to see drive the No. 91 car. To start Spot On, Spot Off, the spotters break down Kyle Larson's winning move on Chase Elliott into Turn 1 on the final restart. They debate the decisions made on the final restart, what Elliott did wrong, and how Larson should feel about winning in that manner. Next, the guys talk about NASCAR's decision to not start the race in the rain because of puddling track conditions. Brett explains why the cars should not have started pace laps during the rain and why NASCAR needed to more clearly communicate their plan for dealing with the track conditions. Plus, the guys answer whether NASCAR should even race in the rain. Learn why more rain racing could be ahead with an upcoming short track test. Ross Chastain triggered a wreck with Austin Dillon in the bus stop that sent his teammate Kimi Raikkonen into the wall, ending his day. The gang praises the F1 champion for how well he was running at the time and once again question how Chastain will advance past the first round of the playoffs if his aggressive driving continues.  A battle for the win on a late restart in Saturday's Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen led to both leaders Ty Gibbs and William Byron spinning in the bus stop. Hear who the guys say was at fault, the mistakes made, and which driver wasn't willing to accept defeat. The final spot in the NASCAR playoffs comes down to this Saturday night at Daytona. With all three spotters needing a win to earn a post-season berth, hear what their strategies are to have a shot at the victory. They discuss what kind of racing they expect, who needs to perform well and what's at stake for the entire field. Then, they discuss whether or not they expect the injured Kurt Busch to compete in the playoffs. Hear the situation if he were to not take a playoff waiver, how that changes the playoff field and who would benefit. Learn why the situation may be dependent on the outcome of the regular season finale. In Reaction Theatre, find out what really happened to Ty Gibbs on Saturday, why Ross Chastain isn't allowed to visit Finland, and what fans thought of Kyle Larson's winning move. The Offerpad Question of the Week makes the guys ponder Kyle Busch's future, predict which rides he will not be in and what his current options are. Thank you to our presenting sponsor Offerpad and partners Xfinity and RacingUSA.com for making this show possible. 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