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Tonight, Kevin and Curt talked about the NFL on FOX promoting IndyCar over the weekend. They also talk about Michael Strahan being announced as the pace car driver for the Indy 500 in 2025. They talk about Tom Brady perhaps making an appearance, and the new Corvette for the 500. Kevin also defends Sting Ray Robb and his move to Juncos for 2025.  Later, the two talk about Cadillac getting an F1 team for 2026... without Michael Andretti? Kevin and Curt talk about what went down, how the team got accepted, and if Michael stepping down earlier in the year had something to do with the F1 team.  To round out the first hour, Kevin previews hour 2.   In the second hour of the show, Joey Barnes joins the show to talk about Scott Dixon and Max Verstappen's run-in last week at the Acura Hypercar testing. They talk about Verstappen's future racing the Rolex 24, and how Yuki Tsunoda performed. They also talk about American drivers who could compete for Cadillac in F1, including Kyle Kirkwood and Colton Herta.  Later, Kevin and Curt talk about engineering changes across the series, including with Scott Dixon and Ganassi Racing. They also talk about how sports car racing has changed from former IndyCar drivers to lots of young drivers looking to make a name for themselves.  To end the show, Kevin recaps what they missed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After an unpredictable, weather-filled weekend at Road America, Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden return to Speed Street to recap the historic action. On the IndyCar side of the event card in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, race fans saw rain plague practice two and most of qualifying, leading to a spectacular crash by Josef Newgarden that halted the Fast Six session as Colton Herta was in the midst of his final run. The result was Ganassi Racing rookie Linus Lundqvist scoring his first career IndyCar pole, a position he wouldn't hold long as a fracas broke out on the opening lap of the grand prix. Conor explains that Lunqvist's own teammate Marcus Armstrong was to blame for the pile-up that saw several contenders, including Colton Herta have their race days become much more complicated. In the end, race strategy prevailed, and a decision to stay out an extra lap before the last pit cycle brought Will Power to the front of a Penske podium sweep, snapping his two year winless streak.The IndyNXT Series also experienced historical happenings as Jamie Chadwick brought home the victory at Road America, making her the first female to win in the series since Pippa Mann in 2010. Jamie joins the show to discuss her victory and what it means for her career and other women coming up in the motorsports ranks. She explains that a lot of her transition from the W Series to the IndyNXT was spent preparing for the physicality of the racecars, which she explains are bigger and more powerful than she had experienced before. Jamie credits her engineer and driving coach with making adjustments in the car that have helped her quickly adapt, and after a 12th place points effort in her rookie season last year she had begun to hit her stride in 2024. Jamie expresses that while she'd love to race Formula One in the future, she is on the path to race in IndyCar and feels that this year's IndyNXT field is great preparation for the challenges that lie ahead.

IMSA Long Beach Winner Ringer van der Zande talked with Crash Gladys Sunday. His win Saturday came with Sebastian Bourdais who was unavailable to talk on Sunday because of some coaching duties in Long Beach. Sunday's win with Scott Dixon, in fact, allowed Ganassi Racing to double up on the victories in Long Beach. Renger is growing on The Freaks. He has a wonderfully candid conversational style and we like that a lot. Listen...

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is joined by longtime NASCAR Cup racer and fellow broadcaster Jamie McMurray on this episode of the Dale Jr. Download. After finding his way into the racing world through the go-kart ranks in his hometown of Joplin, Missouri, Jamie began garnering attention as he found success racing late models at local tracks like Lebanon I-44, Bolivar Speedway, and I-70 Motorsports Park. Jamie explains that one of the interested parties was longtime NASCAR Truck team owner Mike Mittler, and after pairing up with him in 1999 he began a meteoric rise up the NASCAR ladder. Jamie speaks about the pressure he felt when he was called up to the Cup Series by Ganassi Racing to fill in for an injured Sterling Marlin in 2002. It was during this stint that Jamie made history by winning his first Cup event in just his second attempt, at the UAM-GM Quality 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, an upset victory that shocked the sport. Dale and Jamie compare notes on transitioning from race driver to commentator and what fulfillment they find in the broadcast booth. They also reflect on their time as full-time drivers and how stepping away from the grind can give a new perspective on the sport.DraftKings State-Specific Problem Gambling Information:In Massachusetts, call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org, In New York, call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369). In Tennessee and Kansas, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). In West Virginia, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit www.1800gambler.net. All games regulated by the West Virginia Lottery. Please play responsibly. In partnership with Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. In Connecticut, Help is available for problem gambling call 888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org. Licensee partner Golden Nugget Lake Charles (LA). 21+, age varies by jurisdiction. Void in Ontario. See DKNG.co/autoracing for eligibility, terms and responsible gaming resources. Bonus bets expire seven days after issuance. Eligibility and deposit restrictions apply 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

Dale Earnhardt Jr. is joined by longtime NASCAR Cup racer and fellow broadcaster Jamie McMurray on this episode of the Dale Jr. Download. After finding his way into the racing world through the go-kart ranks in his hometown of Joplin, Missouri, Jamie began garnering attention as he found success racing late models at local tracks like Lebanon I-44, Bolivar Speedway, and I-70 Motorsports Park. Jamie explains that one of the interested parties was longtime NASCAR Truck team owner Mike Mittler, and after pairing up with him in 1999 he began a meteoric rise up the NASCAR ladder.  Jamie speaks about the pressure he felt when he was called up to the Cup Series by Ganassi Racing to fill in for an injured Sterling Marlin in 2002. It was during this stint that Jamie made history by winning his first Cup event in just his second attempt, at the UAM-GM Quality 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, an upset victory that shocked the sport. Dale and Jamie compare notes on transitioning from race driver to commentator and what fulfillment they find in the broadcast booth. They also reflect on their time as full-time drivers and how stepping away from the grind can give a new perspective on the sport. 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

Alex Palou wins another Indy Car title all while having additional challenges going on with his ordeal with McLaren Racing. It seemed like Alex was about to become part of what would have been a three headed monster including Lando & PIastri. But, Ganassi Racing had their ducks in a row. Alex and McLaren management entered into a deal that would be frowned upon. Can you blame McLaren?

In this week's episode, hosts Kevin Krauss & John McGrath take a no holds barred look at the whole contract situation between Ganassi Racing, Alex Palou, and McLaren, as well as celebrate Helio Castroneves' new role as minority owner in Meyer Shank Racing. Buckle Up!!!

The Class of 2000 reunites as NASCAR Hall of Famer Matt Kenseth joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis in the Bojangles Studio. Matt catches everyone up on what he's been doing since retiring from full-time racing and reflects on whether he misses the week-to-week grind of being a NASCAR Cup racer. Matt also touches on his 2020 return to Ganassi Racing during COVID, and his experience and future plans with SRX.Dale and Matt had a lot to catch up on, and wound back the hands of time to when they first met coming through the NASCAR Xfinity ranks. Dale explains the impact that Matt's first Xfinity at Rockingham in 1998 had on his perception in the NASCAR garage, and how it made him regarded as a legitimate contender in the rising class of drivers. The two old friends discuss the strange sensation of being happy for each other over the years, all while being partially jealous of one another's success and how it motivated them to be better behind the wheel. 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 Class of 2000 reunites as NASCAR Hall of Famer Matt Kenseth joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis in the Bojangles Studio. Matt catches everyone up on what he's been doing since retiring from full-time racing and reflects on whether he misses the week-to-week grind of being a NASCAR Cup racer. Matt also touches on his 2020 return to Ganassi Racing during COVID, and his experience and future plans with SRX. Dale and Matt had a lot to catch up on, and wound back the hands of time to when they first met coming through the NASCAR Xfinity ranks. Dale explains the impact that Matt's first Xfinity at Rockingham in 1998 had on his perception in the NASCAR garage, and how it made him regarded as a legitimate contender in the rising class of drivers. The two old friends discuss the strange sensation of being happy for each other over the years, all while being partially jealous of one another's success and how it motivated them to be better behind the wheel. 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

Will Power won the IndyCar championship in a five-driver shootout at the season finale at Laguna Seca, triggering a busy week for The Race IndyCar Podcast.Later this week Power is scheduled to appear as a special guest on the show, so co-hosts JR Hildebrand and Jack Benyon used this episode to break down the events of the championship decider itself.There's a look at the mental strength of Power and how his pole position pointed to why he deserved the championship, and a look at Josef Newgarden's drive through the field and why it wasn't quite enough amid the context of his rollercoaster season.Outgoing champion Alex Palou's dominating victory (his first of the season) is dissected against the backdrop that he could be set for a dramatic U-turn, with suggestions he could stay at Ganassi Racing next season picking up pace.And finally there's time to discuss a pair of outstanding rookie performances, with Jack and JR suitably impressed by a superb second in qualifying for Callum Ilott and his one-car Juncos Hollinger team, as well as Christian Lundgaard sealing rookie of the year honours for a buoyant Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team.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.

Will Power won the IndyCar championship in a five-driver shootout at the season finale at Laguna Seca, triggering a busy week for The Race IndyCar Podcast. Later this week Power is scheduled to appear as a special guest on the show, so co-hosts JR Hildebrand and Jack Benyon used this episode to break down the events of the championship decider itself. There's a look at the mental strength of Power and how his pole position pointed to why he deserved the championship, and a look at Josef Newgarden's drive through the field and why it wasn't quite enough amid the context of his rollercoaster season. Outgoing champion Alex Palou's dominating victory (his first of the season) is dissected against the backdrop that he could be set for a dramatic U-turn, with suggestions he could stay at Ganassi Racing next season picking up pace. And finally there's time to discuss a pair of outstanding rookie performances, with Jack and JR suitably impressed by a superb second in qualifying for Callum Ilott and his one-car Juncos Hollinger team, as well as Christian Lundgaard sealing rookie of the year honours for a buoyant Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team. Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our brand-new app on iOS or Android

Amy Dash - Audacy Legal Insider discusses the legal issues of Deshaun Watson and possibly the PGA tour. And Indy 500 Champion - Scott Dixon Chip of Ganassi Racing IndyCar Driver chats about his racing history and the upcoming Music City Grand Prix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chip Ganassi back on top of the racing world, Cole Tucker DFA'd, Steelers OTA's ready to get back into action this week and we talk about the top storylines. 

Tim and Dan discuss the results of the IndyCar Grand Prix of Alabama. Terrific result for Arrow McLaren and Pato O'Ward who was in the news early this season for reasons other than results. Ganassi Racing and Alex Palou continue to lurk in the background and now they lead the Season Championship. Not without controversy unfortunately. Was it good hard racing between Romain Grosjean and Graham Rahal. Your humble hosts this so. Though one of your hosts this is a bigger problem for only one of the drivers involved in this incident. Take a listen and engage with us on social media to share your thoughts.  Engage with us on social media!Consider becoming a Patreon supporter at: https://www.patreon.com/turnfourpodcast  Twitter: @turnfourpodcas1Instagram: Turn_Four_Podcastwww.turn4podcast.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0KqoM_k5JAOjdJs1LMD9cg

In this episode, Jack visits with Chip Ganassi. He explains the rationale behind the sale of his NASCAR Cup team to TrackHouse Racing at season's end. Ganassi also explains why he “likes winners” as well as his vision of the future.TrackHouse  Racing president, Ty Norris visits and provides the back story about that Ganassi Racing purchase. The veteran racing executive also provides insight into TrackHouse's mission both on and off the track.In the Advance Auto Parts Victory Lap Lenny Batycki, host of “At The Track” on the Performance Racing Network gives a detailed overview and analysis of the current state of things in the world of short track racing.And Jack's “Story Time” centers on a day when Chip Ganassi, his then wife, Paul Newman and Robert Redford took to the track for a match race that produced a moment that Ganassi will never forget.

In this episode we break down the weekend at Road America, which saw the first Cup Series race since the 1950s. We talk about Kyle Busch's continued dominance in the Xfinity Series and Chase Elliott winning ANOTHER road course in the Cup Series. We mustn't forget the news of the week with Trackhouse Racing purchasing Chip Ganassi Racing. We also preview the upcoming weekend at Knoxville and Atlanta. Show notes at www.thesuperspeedway.com.

The crew breaks down an action packed Fourth of July from Road America and Chase Elliott's second win of the year! We've got our favorite paint schemes from Wisconsin, and in-depth look at the Trackhouse purchase of Ganassi Racing, and of course we're talking Fourth of July foods! Tune in for analysis, fun, and laughs!

Hour two of this weeks Lead Lap featured Ron, Chris & Sam talking more abut Trackhouse buying Ganassi Racing's NASCAR team, discussing the next gen car, talking dirty and tech talk, Plus, your phone calls, the crews race picks and a preview of Road America.

Hour two of this weeks Lead Lap featured Ron, Chris & Sam talking more abut Trackhouse buying Ganassi Racing's NASCAR team, discussing the next gen car, talking dirty and tech talk, Plus, your phone calls, the crews race picks and a preview of Road America.

NASCAR races on the 4th - will Road America set off fireworks? We talk about the Pocono double-header, the bombshell Ganassi Racing announcement, and the latest NASCAR News. Plus- The Wazzman sponsors a car - along with our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for Sunday!The Rundown:- Scotty Wazz is sponsoring a car! Check out the Ryan Reed FOHS car in the X Series this weekend- Pocono: unexpected wins for Alex Bowman and Kyle Busch- Ratings - should they go to one race in Pocono?- NASCAR News:- Trackhouse buys Ganassi Racing - will it work?- JR Motorsports considers the Cup Series - is the Charter system holding new teams back?- iRacing gets a new deal, but loses Pro Invitational Series- Driver and Sponsor News- Road America! Our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks!Get the latest episodes at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Instagram @InTheDraftShow - and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!

Veteran marketer Steve Lauletta talks with SBJ's Abe Madkour about how teaching tennis taught him to relate to people, the importance of broadening your work experience, his years with Miller and Ganassi Racing, and his role in helping to build Michael Jordan's new motorsports team. Lauletta, president of Pigeon Sports Marketing, was a member of the SBJ Forty Under 40 classes of 2002 and 2003.

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, they recap the IMSA 12 hours at Sebring and talk about Helio Castroneves first International Championship in racing in his last run with Team Penske after 20 years with the team. Curt and Kevin talk about the latest motorsports news including Ganassi Racing returning to the IMSA Sports Car series in 2021. One of the new Indy Car Ganassi drivers for 2021 Alex Palou joins the show to talk about his new opportunity in the 10 Ganassi car next season and how the opportunity came together while driving for Dale Coyne Racing this season.  Also joining the show is Car owner in both Indy Car and IMSA Michael Shank to talk about Helio Castroneves driving for him in six races in 2021.  He also talks about his GTD Championship win in IMSA this year and who will be driving the car in Daytona for the Rolex 24 and overall recapping their 2020 season in both the Indy Car Series and IMSA foe his team. Kevin also talks about Jimmie Johnson's test at Laguna Seca from last week as well with audio from Jimmie talking about his new career.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, Ganassi Racing's Mike Hull joins the show to talk about 7x NASCAR Cup Champion Jimmie Johnson's test with the team today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course.  And the prospects of Jimmie Johnson driving for the team in 2021.  Kevin and Curt discuss the latest update to the Indy Car schedule, which eliminates Portland and Laguna Seca and adds double headers at Mid Ohio, Gateway and the IMS Road Course.  They also discuss next month's 104th running of the Indianapolis 500 with the latest safety protocol the speedway announced last week requiring masks and cutting attendance down to 25% capacity.  The Indy 500 car count currently stands at 30, how many more entries will there be, Kevin and Curt discuss that tonight as well.  They answer your twitter questions as well. 

IndyCar brings fans back to the track for an incredible double-header at Road America. The DTC panel discusses how Scott Dixon has become nearly unstoppable with the addition of Mike Cannon to the staff at Ganassi Racing. We also break down the first series win for Felix Rosenqvist over Pato O’Ward in race two as ...

NASCAR is going to go racing again! We talk about the positives and negatives of NASCAR's proposed schedule for Darlington and Charlotte. Plus - Matt Kenseth is back (again), the latest NASCAR News - and our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for iDover!The Rundown:- NASCAR is coming back! We talk about plans to race in Darlington and Charlotte- Is the schedule too ambitious?- What NASCAR is going to do to keep everyone safe - and the areas of concern- How big will it be for NASCAR if everything goes smoothly?- iTalladega - Alex Bowman wins- NASCAR News:- Ryan Newman set to return to the No. 6- Matt Kenseth - and not Ross Chastain - will take over the 42- Ganassi Racing tried to get Carl Edwards- DrunkenBrianFrance Twitter gets shut down- Alex Bowman still looking for Hendrick contract extension- Childress auctioning items for relief efforts- iDover - our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks!Be sure to check out the website at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Twitter and Facebook @InTheDraftShow, and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InThe Draft ShowThanks for listening!

Jeremy and Darren provide the latest updates in Nascar amidst the ongoing Covid-19 situation and also discuss at length the recent controversy surrounding Kyle Larson and his removal from Ganassi Racing.

Dion Williams stops by Ganassi Racing to talk about preparing for NASCAR's west coast swing with Ganassi pit crew coaches Mike Metcalf and Shaun Peet.

Jeremy and Darren preview this Sunday's Daytona 500 and finish out their 2020 Nascar Cup Series Season Team/Driver previews with a look at Ganassi Racing, Roush-Fenway Racing, Richard Childress Racing, JTG Daugherty Racing, and Richard Petty Motorsports.

On this episode we get to sit down and chat with Keith Montgomery of Montgomery Performance Consulting. We dive into Keith's time as a race car driver in the Late Model ranks at Ace Speedway, his career outside the car as a crew member for Carl Long Racing which would lead into working as an engineer for Ganassi Racing among other NASCAR entities. Keith also gives some insight into the different things he runs into as a performance consultant for both asphalt late model racers as well as dirt late model and dirt modified racers.

If you were to visit DC Solar’s website, you’d see a professional-looking dot-com, tiled with images of the company’s solar generators in action. You’ll also notice the proud press releases focusing on DC Solar’s sponsorship of premier NASCAR brands, including Chip Ganassi Racing.What you won’t see is that the Ganassi sponsorship fizzled after the company was raided in December of 2018 – under suspicion it’s being operated as a Ponzi scheme – and after its assets were frozen, subsequently filed for bankruptcy.DC Solar is being accused of selling and renting solar generators to major companies – including manufacturers like Sherwin Williams.According to Bloomberg, the company was tricking buyers into believing they were eligible for lucrative tax credits and deductions, which were later determined to be invalid. Investigators also found shady bookkeeping that suggested that what appeared on paper to be lease sales were actually being covered by investor funds and early investors were being paid back by later ones which… kind of does sound like a Ponzi Scheme.And while many successful companies became intertwined with DC Solar, the most recent to come out has been Berkshire Hathaway, the holding company run by the famous billionaire Warren Buffett, who just took a write-down of $377 million related to its investment in the company.For its part, DC Solar still contends that it’s a legitimate business. In fact, an attorney for Jeff Carpoff – the CEO behind the company whose home was also raided by the FBI -- told Bloomberg that DC Solar was “an innovative” and “ credible” business, and that “any allegation that there was a Ponzi scheme or anything illegal about the operation of the business is without merit.”The case is still playing out, but it’s a bit tough to give Jeff Carpoff, and his wife Paulette, the benefit of the doubt when you get a look at the lavish lifestyle they led – as laid out by Business Insider. The report outlines millions in expenditures from the power couple, including a professional baseball team, a nearly $800,000 box at the new Raiders stadium in Nevada, and millions in planes and cars.Business Insider adds that the company’s headquarters was sitting on literal piles of cash, including about $2 million hidden in safes and in desk drawers. Then there are anecdotes like the following, that don’t help to prove you’re running an above-board business: according to Bloomberg’s sources, “Jeff Carpoff often pulled out up to $2,000 in cash at staff meetings, challenged employees to guess how much he was holding, and handed the wad to whoever made the best guess.”

Jamie McMurray lost his ride with Ganassi Racing but has a new job lined up with Fox Sports, plus everything you want to know about Spire Motorsports. Who?

Zach Dean fills in again, and guess which driver he wants to talk about.

EG3 is back for the 1st episode of the new year & as always bring us to to speed on the news which includes Ganassi Racing, Erik Jones. Plus, Ed has his predictions on Wild Card Weekend along with Georgia vs. Alabama.

Adam and Matt host a Q&A session after a screening The 24 Hour War at The Henry Ford Museum in Detroit. The panel includes:Nate Adams, co-director of The 24 Hour WarHenry Ford III, Global Marketing Manager for Ford PerformanceRaj Nair, Executive Vice President and President, North America for Ford Motor CompanyChip Ganassi, owner of Ganassi Racing and member of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of AmericaRyan Briscoe, racing car driver, drove the Ford GT at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2016 and 2017Mose Nowland, retired Ford Racing Engine Engineer Hosts: Adam Carolla and Matt D'AndriaProducer: Chris LaxamanaEngineer: Caelan Biehn

Another week, another Busch victory.  The team with their friend Michael Sanders from Keeping Up With The NASCAR Media Facebook group talk about the sad state of the Brickyard 400, Kauffman purchases a stake in Ganassi Racing, another week, another bs penalties, poke fun at a Bible Thumping Miss Hummer fan, NHMS property devalued, Bristol testing, Phil rips on Chad Johnston, Xfinity: nobody cared, Pocono predictions (which Phil is going, and was supposed to bring Elizabeth.  He's on her bad list.), DOTW, questions, plugs.   blogtalkradio.com/nerdportnetwork facebook.com/nascast500 facebook.com/groups/nascast500 facebook.com/nerdportnetwork youtube.com/channel/UC45xBXhj_rUGZ3qTTua68uA facebook.com/groups/709304015779007 (Keeping Up With The NASCAR Media Facebook Group) @nascast500 @elizabethmoxley @philipgmathew @thedesertbandit Help our good buddy Chuck with his GoFundMe campaign:  gofundme.com/saveracing Please comment, follow, like, rate, share and subscribe on BlogTalkRadio, iTunes, Stitcher, and YouTube.  Your support is greatly appreciated.  

After a disappointing 2011, Earnhardt Ganassi Racing with Flex Sabates looks to turn things around from what team co-owner Chip Ganassi called a pathetic season.