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IndyCar/NASCAR driver Conor Daly joins John Williams to talk about the upcoming Indy 500, his previous experiences participating in the race, and the premiere of the new season of the documentary series ‘100 Days to Indy‘ on the CW.

IndyCar/NASCAR driver Conor Daly joins John Williams to talk about the upcoming Indy 500, his previous experiences participating in the race, and the premiere of the new season of the documentary series ‘100 Days to Indy‘ on the CW.

IndyCar/NASCAR driver Conor Daly joins John Williams to talk about the upcoming Indy 500, his previous experiences participating in the race, and the premiere of the new season of the documentary series ‘100 Days to Indy‘ on the CW.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Our global motorsport roundup is back, and Tiff and Paul are on their travels, so sorry we are late this week! Paul and Tiff discuss the great Ollie Bearman story at the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Indycar, Superformula in Japan, NASCAR and more!

Second-generation racer Conor Daly climbed into a kart for the first time at the age of 10; within five years, he was competing in both United States and international open-wheel ladder systems. He found success in each before concentrating solely on American motorsports in 2015. He currently drives the No. 20 BitNile Chevrolet for Ed Carpenter Racing and is entering his fourth season with the team. Born and raised in nearby Noblesville, Ind., Daly has grown to be a hometown favorite in the Indianapolis 500. The 2021 edition saw him lead the most laps of all drivers and in 2022, he finished a career-best 6th. In 2023, he will reach a career milestone as he makes his 100th NTT INDYCAR SERIES start early in the season and will compete in his 10th Indianapolis 500. The 30-year-old's off-track interests are as diverse as his on-track talents. He is no stranger to reality television, having crisscrossed the globe on The Amazing Race and competed on American Ninja Warrior. Daly is a huge supporter of live music and is commonly seen greeting fans in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's Snake Pit just hours before the Indy 500. An avid gamer, Daly's popular Twitch channel features his quick wit and infectious personality. Daly is also an advocate for Type 1 Diabetes, with which he was diagnosed at age 14, and is the only known U.S. professional racing driver who competes full-time with T1D. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steven-cuoco/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/steven-cuoco/support

Scott McLaughlin goes one-on-one with Mark Fogarty in a revealing chat, taking a deep dive into his second season in INDYCAR, the chance of him racing in NASCAR and his thoughts on Supercars.

Show host Bruce Martin has a comprehensive look back at last weekend's IndyCar NASCAR Weekend at the Brickyard at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Pit Pass Indy Presented by Penske Truck Rental and Hy-Vee.    Martin has exclusive interviews with Gallagher Grand Prix winner Scott Dixon, the latest news involving NTT IndyCar Series championship leader Alex Palou, Indianapolis Motor Speedway owner Roger Penske, NASCAR Cup Series champion and this year's Knoxville Nationals winner Kyle Larson, racing great Dale Earnhardt, Jr. of NBC and much, much more from a busy weekend in Indianapolis for Penske Truck Rental and Hy-Vee bring you all the action on Pit Pass Indy.   This year's Hy-Vee INDYCAR Race Weekend at Iowa Speedway may be over, so race over to your local Hy-Vee throughout the year.   Hy-Vee -- Where there's a helpful smile in every aisle.   For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at Twitter at @BruceMartin_500

Jordan, Greg & JD discuss IndyCar & NASCAR's double billing at the Indianapolis Road Course and the latest contract drama saga for IndyCar championship leader, Alex Palou.

Tonight, on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they open the show by replaying some audio from one of the first Brickyard 400 broadcasts in 1967. Eventually they spotlight Mario Andretti's dominance in the 1967 Daytona 500 victory by bringing back his radio conversation after winning the race. In the second segment of the show, Mike and Jake spotlight one of their favorite drivers in Johnny Rutherford, but it's centered around his time in NASCAR. You will hear Rutherford explains how he got into NASCAR and how his early days of racing in stock car went. Finally, Jake and Mike share some historic facts pertaining to Johnny Rutherford.    In the final segment of the show, Jake spends the final minutes going over this weekend's race events leading up to the IndyCar/NASCAR double header.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they open the show by replaying some audio from one of the first Brickyard 400 broadcasts in 1967. Eventually they spotlight Mario Andretti's dominance in the 1967 Daytona 500 victory by bringing back his radio conversation after winning the race. In the second segment of the show, Mike and Jake spotlight one of their favorite drivers in Johnny Rutherford, but it's centered around his time in NASCAR. You will hear Rutherford explains how he got into NASCAR and how his early days of racing in stock car went. Finally, Jake and Mike share some historic facts pertaining to Johnny Rutherford.    In the final segment of the show, Jake spends the final minutes going over this weekend's race events leading up to the IndyCar/NASCAR double header.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I breakdown a huge weekend of racing at IMS and IRP in Indianapolis this weekend, discuss the latest with the Colts and Jonathon Taylor and recap a hot and hectic IndyCar weekend from Nashville. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tony-donohue/support

Welcome to Lovecars On The Grid Motorsport podcast, where Tiff Needell bring us a very special episode, announcing the WINNER of our British Superbikes Competition for Thruxton! We also cover Moto GP at Silverstone, Indycar at Nashville, WRC in Finland, IMSA and part of the NASCAR race as rain postponed the race to today! The iconic Silverstone Circuit played host to MotoGP, where riders from around the globe showcased their extraordinary skills and determination. This legendary track, known for its fast straights and challenging corners, set the stage for a breathtaking battle among the best riders in the world. The bustling city of Nashville witnessed a different kind of excitement as the IndyCar race took to the streets. The urban circuit posed unique challenges, combining high-speed straights with tight corners, demanding the utmost skill and concentration from the drivers. The dense forests and gravel roads of Finland provided the stage for the World Rally Championship (WRC) event. Renowned for its high-flying jumps and challenging terrain, Finland's WRC event is a true test of a driver's courage and car control.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast, where Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from around the World! The Hungary F1 Grand Prix, held at the iconic Hungaroring, delivered a thrilling spectacle for fans around the world. With championship contenders battling for crucial points (behind Max Verstappen of course), the stakes were high. The star of qualifying was none other than Mercedes driver, Lewis Hamilton, who showcased his masterful skills, securing pole position. Max Verstappen overtook Hamilton during the race, securing yet another victory for Red Bull. With McLaren's Lando Norris and Red Bull's Sergio Perez completing the podium. Over in the United States, the NASCAR CRC Brackleen 150 at a famous oval track attracted fans in droves. The drivers demonstrated their racing prowess on the high-speed circuit, pushing their machines to the limits. Denny Hamlin took yet another win this weekend. The thrilling action wasn't limited to tarmac circuits alone; in Estonia, the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) Rally Estonia showcased the precision and skill of rally drivers navigating treacherous terrain at astonishing speeds. Finish driver, Kalle Rovanpera took the win in Estonia. The Brands Hatch Circuit in the UK reverberated with the roar of engines as the British Superbikes championship roared into action. Where we saw Tommy Bridewell take two wins on his Ducati.

Welcome to the Lovecars on the Grid motorsport podcast, where our hosts Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us a roundup of motorsport events from the past week! Last week witnessed an electrifying lineup of motorsport events that left fans exhilarated and hungry for more. From the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix to the pulse-pounding action in Indycar, WRC, WEC, NASCAR, BTCC, and the legendary Isle of Man TT, the World of motorsport was buzzing with excitement. The Spanish Grand Prix in the Formula 1 calendar took place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes showcased his brilliance, battling Max Verstappen of Red Bull in a fiercely contested race. The event marked another chapter in the intense rivalry between the two drivers, setting the stage for an enthralling championship battle. The Indycar Series delivered captivating races, with a race in Detroit. Alex Palou secured the win. In the world of rally racing, the WRC Rally Italy-Sardinia kept spectators on the edge of their seats. Thierry Neuville displayed his expertise, navigating treacherous terrains and conquering challenging stages to secure the top spot. Neuville's victory not only showcased his exceptional driving skills but also propelled him closer to the top of the championship leaderboard. The race was a testament to the resilience and precision required to excel in the demanding world of rally racing. The NASCAR Cup Series roared into action, with the Coca-Cola 600 capturing fans' attention. Kyle Busch continued his winning streak, claiming his second victory of the season and further cementing his status as a formidable contender. Busch's skilful manoeuvres and ability to navigate the high-speed oval circuits highlighted his prowess and solidified his place among the top drivers in NASCAR.The BTCC served up thrilling door-to-door battles at Thruxton Circuit. Reigning champion Ash Sutton demonstrated his mettle, clinching a dramatic victory in Race 3. Sutton's strategic moves and precise driving skills propelled him to the top, making a strong statement about his championship defence. The iconic Isle of Man TT captivated motorcycle racing enthusiasts with its daring and challenging road circuit.

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Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport of events from the past week. Formula 1 was sadly cancelled in Italy, due to flooding in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy. Our thoughts are with the families affected. We had Indycar and NASCAR in America, Superformula in Japan, Supercars in Australia, the 24 hours of the Nurburgring, the Formula 1 academy, plus British Superbikes and BTCC at home in the UK! Kicking off with Indycar at Indianopolis, where we had lots of drama. Felix Rosenqvist took the win, with Alexander Rossi and Alex Palou in 2nd and 3rd place. The NASCAR All Star race took place at North Wilkesboro, where Kyle Larson nabbed the $1 million prize. Liam Lawson is leading the points in the 2023 Superformula Series in Japan. Could Lawson come into Formula 1 from here? In Australia, we had the Supercars, where the Camaros had the podiums in all three races. At the 24 hours of the Nurburgring, we had a non-German team winning for the first time in 23 years. Driver David Pittard brought the Ferrari over the line for the Winner. Formula 1 Academy ladies were driving in Barcelona, where Lena Buhler took the win in Spain. Snetterton saw the British Touring Car Championship racing this weekend. With huge, motorcycle curbs, Ash Sutton continues to run away with the championship in his Ford Focus ST, followed closely by Tom Ingram and Colin Turkington. It was a Yamaha weekend at Donington Park for the British Superbikes, as Kyle Ryde won the sprint race and race 3, whilst Jason O'Halloran won the 2nd race.There was Caterham racing in Croft in the UK, as the Caterham Academy continues their Championship. Silverstone also saw the Citroen C1 24 hour race, which was highly exciting! The last 13 minutes of the race saw contract between the top two drivers, resulting in drive through penalties, changing the result of the race. Next weekend sees the return of the spectacular Monaco Grand Prix! NASCAR is at Charlotte and BTCC at Donington!

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid motorsport podcast with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman! This week, we have lots of action to report on, from Formula 1 in Azerbaijan, to WEC in Europe, Indylights and NASCAR in America, then to Australasia for Supercars, Superbikes back in the UK, plus Women's F1 in Austria! Sergio Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix ahead of his team mate, Max Verstappen. We had the first Sprint Race in the season too. Red Bull brought the Formula 1 World Champion in just before a safety car was brought out. Who was your driver of the weekend? Let us know in the comments! In Formula 2, we congratulate 19 year old British Driver, Oliver Bearman, who took the win in Baku. The World Endurance Championship had a fantastic race at Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. The win went to Mike Conway, Jose Maria Lopez and Kamui Kobayashi, who continue the unbeaten season for Toyota so far in 2023, with 1-2 finish. There were two nasty crashes in the Sprint Race at MotoGP in Jerez, Spain. Francesco Bagnaia took yet another win on his Ducati, followed by South African rider, Brad Binder and Australian rider, Jack Miller on their KTM bikes. Over on the other side of the World, we had Indycar at a beautiful track in Alabama, where ex-Formula 1 driver, Romain Grosjean took pole position, but was just beaten to 1st place by Scott McLaughlin. NASCAR was sadly rained off this weekend, but is instead taking place today! The Aussie Supercars were racing in Wanneroo. With the Camaros taking 1st and 2nd place in all three races. British Superbikes are back at Oulton Park, and are still racing this bank holiday, too! Next week, we have Formula 1 in Miami, Formula E in Monte Carlo, plus Superbikes in Barcelona, Formula 1 academy in Valencia, NASCAR in Kansas Speedway. In the UK, we have BTCC at Brands Hatch and British GT at Silverstone.

Welcome to the Lovecars On The Grid Motorsport podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us the highlights from a jam packed week of motorsport from around the World! We start by paying our respects to Irish Rally Legend, Craig Breen, who sadly lost his life this week. Our very own Tiff Needell was driving at the Goodwood members meeting in a Ford Cortina. The World Endurance Championship was at Portimao in Portugal, with a win for Toyota, with Ferrari in 2nd place and Porsche in 3rd place. IMSA Sport cars were in Long Beach, which saw the first win for Porsche with the 963. Indycar were also racing at Long Beach, making for a fantastic weekend in California. Pat O'Ward made for a very late overtake attempt, which caused some controversy, but the win went to Kyle Kirkwood after achieving pole position for the race. We had action at the Circuit of the Americas with MotoGP. Spanish rider, Alex Rins won on his Honda, with Luca Marini in 2nd place on his Ducati. NASCAR was at Martinsville at a half mile track, where we had another win for Kyle Larson. Coming up next weekend, we have World Superbikes in Holland. Superformula is in Japan, plus NASCAR at Talledega, plus Formula E and BTCC are back!

Welcome to the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us the news on the motorsport events from around the World, and this week has been a busy one! We kick off with the first Formula 1 race of the season in Bahrain, with Aston Martin and their 41 year old Spanish driver, Fernando Alonso setting the early pace. Would it be another Max masterclass and a dominate Red Bull? Will Red Bull win every race this year? Are they even RACING? Ferrari woes, McLaren meltdown, and Mercedes again off the pace. All of the action from Bahrain. The support races were dramatic, with F2 and F3 back on the scene. Then we head to St Petersburg, USA, for IndyCar and IndyCar NXT - where it wasn't a great weekend for the British hopefuls, including W-Series winner, Jamie Chadwick. NASCAR had it's normal thrills and spills, and the Kyle Larson fanboy (Tiff Needell) shares his disappointment agin with the number 5 not doing too well! World Super Bikes are in Indonesia and we round up with some Corvette and Mustang action from down under in Australia. Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SR... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... -- Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube: / lovecarstv Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars

Welcome to episode 36 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast. Our presenters, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from around the World from the past week! What an exciting week we've had, from Formula 1, F2, F3, Porsche Supercup, WEC in Japan, WRC in Greece, Indycar in California, NASCAR, World Superbikes, British Superbikes and British GT. Starting with Formula 1, Max Verstappen is on another level, with yet another win in Monza at the weekend winning from 7th place, despite Charles LeClerc starting in pole position. We had the cinderella story of Nick De Vries in Williams. The driver was substituted for Alex Albon after the driver was suffering with appendicitis. De Vries qualified 13th, but thanks to other driver penalties, started in 9th. He managed to finish in the same position, achieving points in his very first race! We have to talk about the safety car controversy. Keeping the safety car out and allowing Max Verstappen to take the win. It's like Abu Dhabi with Michael Masi all over again! Should the FIA have red flagged the race and allow a restart for the last three laps? Did they make the decision? Let us know what you think! We had a strange weekend in Formula 2, with a Championship win for Felipe Drugovich, even with 3 races to go! The Sprint Race was won by Juri Vips. Formula 3 ended up in a crash that causes a red flag. Victor Martins took the championship win from the pit wall. The Sprint Race win went to Franco Colapinto, whilst the feature race win went to Zane Maloney. In the Porsche Supercup, Harry King took pole position, but following a 3 place grid penalty after a shunt in the previous race, King took 2nd place, behind Bastian Buus. The Championship win was given to Dylan Pereira. The World Endurance Championship was taking place at Fuji, with 1st and 2nd place for Toyota and Alpine in 3rd. In the World Rally Championship, Hyundai had a 1, 2, 3 finish, following an awful start to the season. We had a spectacular Indycar race at Laguna Seca. Josef Newgarden made some great overtakes, but it was team mate, Will Power that took the Championship win the in Indycar series. The NASCAR series took place at the Hollywood Casino 400, with a win for Bubba Wallace. There's just 1 more race where drivers can qualify for the final 12 drivers, so exciting in NASCAR! In World Superbikes, the battle between Jonathan Rea and Toprak Razgatlioglu continues! Both riders fell off in the first 2 races. Next week, we have Moto GP and NASCAR!

Welcome to episode 35 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! We kick off this week with a Max Verstappen masterclass in Zandvoort in the Netherlands. We were expecting a dull race, as there were very few places for overtakes, but we were shocked by the action we saw in the Formula 1 this weekend! We had another Ferrari blunder in Carlos Sainz first pit stop, which resulted in Sergio Perez running over one of the pit crew tyre guns in his Red Bull. In his second stop, Sainz was released unsafely, resulting in a time penalty for an unsafe release. We had both Tsunoda and Bottas cars break down. Tsunoda thought his tyres were not fitted correct, and after a 2nd pit stop, was told to stop his car by his pit crew. Valtteri Bottas was forced to stop his Alfa Romeo on the start/finish straight, resulting in a safety car, that forced Lewis Hamilton to lose his lead. George Russell took a late call with Mercedes to change his tyres during the safety car, but this left Hamilton exposed, allowing Max Verstappen to overtake on the first corner following the race restart. The final result was 1st to Max Verstappen, 2nd to Charles LeClerc and 3rd to George Russell, the British driver's best ever finish with Mercedes. We also finally have an update on the Oscar Piastri fiasco. The driver has now confirmed that he will be driving for McLaren next year. Meanwhile, AlphaTauri are working to secure Indycar driver, Colton Herta. Controversially, the driver hasn't received a super license, so the team are working to secure one for him in order for him to drive for them next year. Elsewhere in F1, there's confusion between the Red Bull and Porsche deal, with questions being asked about if it's an engine deal, a chassis deal, or whether anything will happen at all! In F2, we had another safety car issue. Liam Lawson was holding up the rest of the pack, waiting as late as possible before restarting. The drivers further back in the field tried to speed up early, resulting in several drivers crashing. The feature race ended up being won by Brazilian driver, Felipe Drugovich, with Marcus Armstrong winning the sprint race. In Formula 3, we had a session ended early, following a red flag on the banked corner that was arguably not needed. We're all for safety first, but this red flag was a bit extreme! The feature race was won by Zane Maloney, whilst Caio Collet won the sprint race. The Moto GP took place at Misano in Italy, won by Ducati rider, Francesco Bagnaia. Australian rider, Jack Miller crashed in his Ducati, showing just how on the edge these riders really ride! In the USA, we had Indycar at Portland. We had a fairly dull race, however we still had safety cars! Following some new ruling, the cars restarted further back on the straight, which resulted in no crashes when it came to the chicane as the cars were more spaced out. Scott McLaughlin dominated the race and took the win, with team mate Will Power in 2nd place. 3rd place Scott Dixon went from 16th to take his podium position. The NASCAR race was fairly chaotic, which took place at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. Chase Elliot ended up spinning out. Kyle Busch blew his engine, and Kevin Harwick's car burst into flames! The win went to Erik Jones in his Chevrolet, with Denny Hamlin behind him in 2nd place. Next week, we have Formula 1, F2, F3 and the Porsche Supercup at Monza. The World Endurance Championship is back in Fuji, with some reduction in weight on the Peugeot and Toyota cars. WRC is back in Greece for a tough rally. The final round of Indycar is next week too, at Laguna Seca. We also have NASCAR! At home, British GT is taking place at Brands Hatch, whilst the British Superbikes are at Snetterton.

Welcome to episode 33 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Our presenters, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! This week, Paul joins us from yet another hotel room! We have WRC, Moto GP, Indycar, and NASCAR! The WRC was in Belgium, where Max Verstappen's farther, Jos Verstappen entered and finished 60th! In just the second stage, we had Championship leader, Kalle Rovanperä roll his Yaris. Elfyn Evans received a 10 seconds penalty for checking in late, and ending up losing the rally by 5 seconds, to Ott Tänak, who stormed to victory in his Hyundai. Moto GP took place at the Red Bull Ring. Francesco Bagnaia took pole position and took the eventual win, having now won 5 of the 8 races, with the other top 5 all also riding on Ducati bikes! In Moto2 and Moto3, the Japanese riders took the win, with a win for Ai Ogura on his Honda in Moto2, and a win for Ayumu Sasaki on his Husqvarna for Moto3. Moving across to America, the Indycar drivers were racing at the Gateway Raceway at Illinois, with noticeably empty stands! After a break due to the poor weather, we had a win for Josef Newgarden, with David Malukas in 2nd place. NASCAR was at Watkins Glen, with ex-F1 driver, Kimi Raikkonen taking part! The Hendrick pair of Chase Elliot and Carl Larson were the two leaders, with Larson diving up the inside in the final 3 laps of the race, pushing Elliot wide and forcing him back to 5th place. Raikkonen qualified in 27th, and managed to achieve 9th place, but was taken out later in the race by another driver. Next weekend, we have some more European racing! Formula 1 is back at Spa in Belgium, with a slightly new layout at Eau Rouge and Radillion. We also have NASCAR at Daytona, being the last round before the playoffs, with just 1 spot left available. Back in Britain, we have the BTCC at Thruxton, and the British Superbikes at Cadwell Park.

A big weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is in the rearview mirror, let's tie a bow on it. On this week's episode, we recap the Gallagher Grand Prix (3:32), react to Alexander Rossi ending his winless streak (6:19) and talk storylines for the rest of the season (14:40). For NASCAR, we wrap up the Verizon 200 at the Brickyard (23:10), discuss Tyler Reddick's win (25:05) and give our stories to watch for the remainder of the season (54:25). Have a listen! Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3nXvPe1 Google Podcasts: https://rb.gy/siva9x Spotify: https://rb.gy/asj1gm Socials: 3C Media on YouTube @3CMediaSports on Twitter @3CMedia on Facebook @3CMedia on TikTok Anchor.FM/CrashCourse on Anchor

Welcome to episode 31 of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us another motorsport roundup of the events from the past week! First and foremost, not even motorsport related, but huge congratulations to the Lionesses, the England Ladies football team for winning the 2022 Euros!! The boys cover the breaking news that Fernando Alonso is moving to Aston Martin. The biggest motorsport events were in Hungary and at Indianapolis and last week we debated which would be the more entertaining racing to watch and … Hungary was where it was all at! F1 saw another sensation and devastating Ferrari meltdown, where both Ferrari drivers failed to get on the podium after being so strong pre-race and all weekend. Should the Ferrari strategist leave? Is it finally time? Speaking of leaving, it's farewell to Sebastian Vettel who is retiring after an illustrious career in Formula 1. We wish him the very best. Lots of excitement in F2, F3 and W Series - where Jamie Chadwick failed to make it 8 wins in a row! In the USA, there was quite a processional Indycar, and a crazy NASCAR. Elsewhere in Europe, Spa 24 Hours brings victory to Mercedes and a brilliant class win for four very fast ladies. Back home, in the BTCC at Knockhill you had to either have a BMW or be Ash Sutton to have any chance of winning! While there was a home win in London for Formula E. And the main bike meeting saw Toprak Razgatlıoğlu come out top of the WSB at Most in Czech republic. Next week: Formula 1 starts their summer break, WRC heads the billing with the 1000 Lakes rally in Finland, while Britain welcomes the MotoGP world to Silverstone. Indycar and NASCAR head back to the ovals with races at Nashville and Michigan.

Thanking the co-host of the popular “Off-Track” podcast for moonlighting (0:30); general thoughts on IndyCar-NASCAR crossover both on track and in the booth (1:30); what it was like calling a NASCAR race vs. an IndyCar race from the same location and with many of the same staff (3:00): how Hinch prepared for calling the Xfinity race (4:30); on his future NASCAR broadcast work (5:30); how the IndyCar schedule might have impacted some crossover dynamics (7:00); the response to NASCAR from IndyCar fans (8:30); breaking down the last restart of Sunday's Cup race (10:30); would Chastain's move have worked in IndyCar? (13:00); ways to deter access road usage in the future (15:30); Hinch's take on the quality of NASCAR racing on road courses (18:00); the appeal of a NASCAR strategy race through an IndyCar lens (19:00); blacks and reds in NASCAR? (21:00); The mental toughness of Tyler Reddick and Alex Palou (22:00); how will the Palou situation get resolved? (24:00); handicapping the final four IndyCar races of the season (26:00); Nashville preview (28:30).

We are back talking all the happenings from the major races over this past weekend. Lots of NASCAR "silly season" talk already. Reviewing the racing action from Pocono and Iowa over the weekend and looking ahead to the massive Indycar/NASCAR double header in Indianapolis and the Hungarian Grand Prix. Oh, and you'll get to learn all about "Beefles" 

Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro return to recap the doubleheader weekend at Iowa Speedway. Conor talks about his strong qualifying effort for both races but explains why the speed didn't translate. He dives into how qualifying and race setups differ, what teams were doing to combat tire degradation and Josef Newgarden's violent crash during race No. 2. Then Joey asks Conor what it was like meeting Mark Wahlberg and the story behind their selfie, discusses Chip Ganassi Racing filing a lawsuit against Alex Palou and previews the IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course.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

Conor Daly and Joey Mulinaro return to recap the doubleheader weekend at Iowa Speedway. Conor talks about his strong qualifying effort for both races but explains why the speed didn't translate. He dives into how qualifying and race setups differ, what teams were doing to combat tire degradation and Josef Newgarden's violent crash during race No. 2. Then Joey asks Conor what it was like meeting Mark Wahlberg and the story behind their selfie, discusses Chip Ganassi Racing filing a lawsuit against Alex Palou and previews the IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course. 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

Setting up the Denny Hamlin-Kyle Busch disqualifications (1:00); DJ's thoughts after the details came to light (3:30); providing some context on the new DQ era of the 21st century (6:30); should NASCAR be inspecting more cars with greater scrutiny after races? (8:00); NASCAR's new message to the garage (12:00); the penalty of perception with a disqualification (15:00); the strain and stress of a turbulent season on Joe Gibbs (17:30); Latest round of Denny Hamlin vs. Ross Chastain (21:00): why DJ says Hamlin's move was aggressively fair (23:30); a Tyler Reddick-Chase Elliott battle with meaning in retrospect (25:00); Chase Elliott the title favorite (26:00); DJ reflects on current concussion protocol vs. when he raced through them (27:00); DJ's concerns with the Next Gen car and heavy impacts (29:30); career-best finish for Jimmie Johnson at Iowa Speedway (32:30); and a quick preview of the IndyCar-NASCAR doubleheader weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (35:00)

Ouch! We missed plenty of racing in the last two weeks and we go through the hot topics in the latest episode of Europeans Watching American Racing: explosive Indycar racing, three NASCAR weekends including a "meh" All-Star Race, plus IMSA and NHRA. All packed and delivered to you! #NASCAR #IndyCar #IMSA #NHRA #EwAracing 00:00 Intro 00:49 NASCAR Cup @ Darlington: Logano vs. Byron 10:23 NASCAR Cup @ Kansas: New team? Call Kurt 14:15 NASCAR All-Star Race @ Texas. Should we? Really? 21:25 NASCAR Xfinity Series @ Darlington 23:13 NASCAR Xfinity Series @ Texas 25:55 NASCAR Truck Series @ Kansas 32:20 Indycar @ Indy GP: MADNESS! 39:30 Indycar @ Indy 500 Qualy: SPEED! 48:45 IMSA @ Mid-Ohio + News 51:42 NHRA @ Virgina 54:55 Upcoming weekend & Outro Listen to Europeans Watching American Racing also in following podcast services: YouTube: https://bit.ly/36eJsjv Apple: https://apple.co/3uX5Bxo Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3GUbBsT Google: https://bit.ly/3p0tPTy and many more popular podcast services! Hosts: André Wiegold (Germany) & Gian Luca Guiglia (Italy) Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EwAracing Twitter: https://twitter.com/EwAracing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ewaracing/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/euwatchingamericanracing Folge direkt herunterladen

Welcome to episode 20 of the Lovecars On The Grid Podcast. Our two presenters, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are back with another roundup of motorsport events from the past week! This week, we have the Monaco Historic Grand Prix, Moto GP, Indycar, Formula E, BTCC and NASCAR! Tiff joins us from Nice airport after being in Monaco! We kick off with the Grand Prix Historique in Monaco, with cars from all eras, where Tiff got to meet Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen and Ferrari driver, Charles LeClerc! Formula E took place in Berlin this weekend, with a win for Nick De Vries in the Mercedes-EQ Formula E team, with 2nd place going to Rokit Venturi Racing's Edoardo Mortara. Moto GP was at the Bugatti Circuit of Le Mans for their Grand Prix De France, where leaders of both the Moto GP and Moto2 race crashed out. The win in the Moto GP went to Fabio Quartararo on the Yamaha, with a win for Celestino Vietti in Moto2. The BTCC were racing at Brands Hatch with all sorts of different weather! Josh Cooke won with Honda after some clever tyre changes. The rain and chaos continued in Indycar, at the GMR Grand Prix at the Indianopolis Motor Speedway. Teams weren't sure what tyre compound to go for with the different weathers, but the win went to Colton Herta. NASCAR was a battle between Kurt Busch in the Toyota and Kyle Larson in the Chevrolet, with Busch just beating Larson to the Win at the Kansas Speedway.

In what might be the best/worst episode yet, Davey, Matthew and Joe recap all the happenings from the full weekend slate at Darlington, address schedule rumors while also looking ahead to this next weekend in Richmond and Portland! All this and more on this week's edition of The Fake Racers Podcast!

On this episode, Charlie is rejoined by 'The Car Cuz' Josh Stiegman following his epic trip to Monterey Car Week, the most exclusive car auction in North America. Josh details the incredible sights and rides from the California coast along with a few vehicles from the Hoosier State that went up for auction. Also, Charlie and Josh relive the action at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as three races took on the 14-turn road course. Will a bizarre ending to the NASCAR Cup Series first-ever run on the road course change future plans for the event? The debate begins on this episode. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's a jam-packed Pit Pass Indy featuring some of the biggest names in both INDYCAR and NASCAR racing on this special edition following the only INDYCAR-NASCAR Tripleheader weekend of the season. Show host Bruce Martin has an exclusive interview with former NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt, Jr., he gives his thoughts on former teammate and NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson switching gears and joining INDYCAR this season. Martin also interviews Johnson after his best complete race of the season this past Saturday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course.  Team Penske's Will Power drops by after he won Saturday's Big Machine Spiked Coolers Grand Prix INDYCAR race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway followed by interviews with NTT INDYCAR SERIES points leader Alex Palou. Arrow McLaren SP drivers Pato O'Ward and Felix Rosenqvist are also guests as they look ahead to the final short oval race of the season on August 21 at World Wide Technology Raceway in Gateway. For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at Twitter at @BruceMartin_500 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NASCAR on NBC analyst Steve Letarte on evaluating the “State Fair” of Motorsports at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with the NASCAR-IndyCar crossover on the road course (1:00); making a Rolex 24 comparison (3:00); how about having an IndyCar-Cup doubleheader (4:00) … or even both series on track concurrently? (5:30); how the atmosphere compared to the Brickyard 400 (7:00); what a victory means for Kaulig Racing (8:30); and AJ Allmendinger (10:00); breaking down Briscoe v. Hamlin (12:00); Could Briscoe really have been unaware of the penalty (13:30); does the team bear responsibility for the penalty going unheard? (15:00); the way Briscoe rouged up Hamlin (16:30); Stevie's opinion that Briscoe owes Hamlin another conversation (18:00); Is it time to start a SAFER-style project for track cleanup enhancements? (20:00); the track curbing failure (21:30); is the curbing even needed? Dale Jr. and Stevie wonder (23:00); and is there a better solution for the 90-degree curb? (24:30); other fixes to consider (26:00); the enforcement of track limits (27:30); resin at Nashville! (29:00). See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is the next go-to road trip a cruise to Nashville to catch IndyCar flying at 200 MPH+ around downtown? It certainly felt like a monumental weekend for the IndyCar series, with a mammoth television rating to back it up. On this episode Charlie and 'The Car Cuz' Josh Stiegman breakdown scene in Nashville on and off the track, plus a full preview of IndyCar & NASCAR's triple-header weekend on tap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The most dramatic stint of the racing season is here and there is no better place to get the top two series in North America together than Indy. Thank you Roger Penske! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix was a success, Chase McCabe gives his thoughts on the event and what is to come. Kyle Larson wins at the Glen for his 5th of the season, what does this mean for the points battle? Plus, IndyCar/NASCAR double at Indy. 

Phil and Josh start Episode 73 of the GSP discussing the passing of motorsports announcing icon Bob Jenkins and what he meant to both of them as fans.  The guys go over some of Bob's great calls over the years and his timeless style that resonated with so many people over Bob's legendary career.  Recaps of the Music City Grand Prix, which saw Marcus Ericcson win his second IndyCar race of 2021 after taking off earlier in the day along with the weekend at Watkins Glen for NASCAR are thoroughly fleshed out.  The Roundup consists of MotoGP talk with Valentino Rossi announcing his retirement along with Styrian/Austrian GP coverage, IMSA at Road America, DTM at Zolder, World Superbikes, plus upcoming events on the horizon.  Phil and Josh spend some time to go over their respective NFL teams since the preseason starts officially this week and key position battles to look at for them before they discuss fantasy football with the FallBrawl league drafting in just over a week's time.  Josh discusses his recent win at the old Phoenix International Raceway in an IndyCar along with other exploits on iRacing plus covering the release of NASCAR 21 before the show close. 

Well, there's just a few things to talk about this week! The doubleheader at IMS Christian Lundgaard Nashville The race itself The track What went wrong/what went right Why it shouldn't be all doom and gloom like the internet says.    

Wednesday on Trackside, Kevin and Curt preview this weekend's IndyCar/NASCAR triple header at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and catch up on listener questions. Questions include clarification about working on your car during a red flag, potential changes to the Nashville street circuit, logistics for the upcoming weekend at IMS, and a tidbit about Graham Rahal's success. In the second segment, the guys discuss recent Silly Season rumors, including the potential for Simon Pagenaud to move to Meyer Shank Racing in 2022, and where Ryan Hunter-Reay and Romain Grosjean could be driving next season. Later, the guys talk about how engineers play into driver moves, and if Conor Daly could be back with Ed Carpenter Racing next year.Finally, Kevin previews Thursday's show, including excitement about the massive 28-car entry list for the Big Machine Spiked Coolers Grand Prix. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Crash and B Scott discuss how the injuries to Carson Wentz and Quenton Nelson impact the Colts season (03:10). They also give their favorite Peyton Manning and Edgerrin James moments (23:35), as they go into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and discuss the IndyCar/NASCAR double header weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (49:50). Enjoy! Socials: 3CMedia on Twitch @CrashCourseFM on Twitter Crash Course Podcast on Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crashcourse/support

He's back!!! No, I'm not talking about Jack Nicholson. Rick Riggin makes his 2021/2022 college football debut. You know you've been waiting for it!! He's back!! No, I'm not talking about Jack Nicholson again. Steve Wilson, editor in chief of SpeedwayDigest.com makes his return after a 2 weeks hiatus for the Olympics. We'll be talking Nascar at the Glen. It's a full weekend there! We believe Tony Donahue will be joining us from Nashville and we'll be talking some IndyCar on the streets of Nashville. We'll also be getting ready for the IndyCar/Nascar doubleheader at IMS. Stick around, it's about to get good. Be sure and call in at 917-889-8516. 

In Episode 14 of NARP, Conor Daly joins Matt, Ryan, and special co-host Cody Ware to talk about his racing journey. Daly tells stories of his time testing with F1, the Indy 500, his love of all racing, and his adventures on American Ninja Warrior and The Amazing Race. Matt talks about his new crew chief, Ryan touches on Mid-Ohio, and Cody talks about his IndyCar debut at Road America before leaking a special announcement…

Welcome to Episode 11 of Lovecars On the Grid the global motorsport roundup, where this week we start with the awful news that 19 year old Moto3 rider Jason Dupasquier succumbed to his injuries after an accident in qualifying. We pay our respects to this young man who's life was tragically taken too soon. In terms of the race itself, the Grand Prix being at Mugello was a slipstream dream! The early season sensation Pedro Acosta only managed 8th one spot behind Britain's John McPhee. Moto2 didn't go well for Sam Lowes, with a big crash. Brit Jake Dixon went from 22nd to 14th. MotoGP dominated by Fabio Quartararo – again starting a year winning but will form last? It was sad to see Valentino Rossi at his home track struggling from 19th to 10th. Do you think the Doctor should hand up his helmet and racing boots? the Brits keep winning in Superbikes, with some Turkish pressure in Estoril. A huge event with Indy 500 over Memorial Weekend with Helio's 4th win at the grand old age of 46! NASCAR – was a fairly dull 600 mile race, but won by the Needell favorite, Kyle Larson!! Extreme E – beach buggies kicking up the sand with the Ocean Prix. Did this get your pulse revving? Or cold soup? And Tiff Needell had 3 races at the Brands Historic which we discuss and see how he got on! Next weekend – F1 and F2 in Baku, WRC ion Italy, MotoGP Barcelona, NASCAR back on road course.

Welcome to Episode 10 of Lovecars On the Grid the global motorsport roundup, where this week we go from Monaco to Mallory Park plus much, much more! So the most glamorous Grand Prix of the season, sw local hero Charles Leclerc on pole for Ferrari, but would Max Verstappen in his Red Bull throw a spanner in the works? Talking of spanners, the Bottas nut, where the Mercedes-AMG team didn't quite get their tactics right! With amazing action from Sebastian Vettel on the overcut on Lewis and Gasly and later Perez did the same to all three but was is 4th place good enough for a team who has such high expectations as Red Bull? Carlos Sainz thought he could win for Ferrari, but qualifying spoiled that chance, and how lovely to see Lando Norris taking 3rd place. Also in Monaco it was the F2 with some interesting reverse grids! French sensation Pourchaire together with our very own Dan Tictum. the Caterham Academy headed to Mallory Park for their first wheel to wheel racing, with our very own Paul Woodman starting P4 on the grid. Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin won the Rally of Portugal in not the most exciting WRC of all time! In World Superbikes where, as opposed to MotoGP, the Brits dominated with the 6 in a row championship winner, Jonathan Rae, taking his 100th win Indy qualifying had plenty of drama and saw 6 times champion Scott Dixon taking pole ahead of the big Indy 500 race next week. Opening British GT result sees Lamborghini win and back in the US of A, NASCAR causes a storm at the COTA in Texas.... well a big rainstorm at least. Next week! Indy 500, Mugello MotoGP both with a mass of overtaking, NASCAR back on oval at Charlotte and Extreme E Ocean Grand Prix. See you then!

The DTC gang reacts to the 2021 NASCAR Schedule release and how it will result in a very different-looking product. Schedule changes in Indycar are discussed along with the planned Indycar/NASCAR shared Brickyard weekend set for next August. We also break down the penalties handed down to Lewis Hamilton at the Russian Grand Prix and ...

It was another big week in motorsports with INDYCAR NASCAR and F1 all racing. We discuss all three events in the episode. Questions? Email us at motorsportmashup@gmail.com

This week's episode: a recap of the GMR Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and how the first IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader weekend fared. Plus more on the IndyCar schedule, Ferrari, and a preview of this weekend's doubleheader at Road America.

'Mad' Max Papis talks to Guy and Paul about been mentored by the great Ayrton Senna, the disappointment of Formula one, The highs of racing in Indycar and having the most NASCAR starts for a European driver. An all round 'Bas ass' Max's story is really inspirational and we really enjoyed speaking with him.

On this episode of Rollin' With The Punches... Doc and Jessie discuss the big 4th of July weekend of racing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, recapping the competition and sharing their thoughts on the IndyCar/NASCAR mashup. Doc explains Jimmie Johnson's clearance to return to racing after being diagnosed with Coronavirus, and Jessie shares the final installment of NASCAR's regular season schedule. They also take a look at the weekend ahead... aka "The Kentucky Five." Gearing up for FOUR days of racing in the Bluegrass State. Will we see another Busch Brothers battle to the finish this year? _________________________________________ MUSIC: Jack the Lumberer by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

Greg DePalma and Eric Smith (Race Review Online) examine Scott Dixon‘s second triumph in as many races this IndyCar season, cruising to a comfortable win at the GMR Grand Prix to lead off Indianapolis Motor Speedway‘s historic IndyCar/NASCAR weekend. Graham Rahal showed staying power with his runner-up finish, while Simon Pagenaud notched his second top-3. On the flip side, Alexander Rossi and Will Power head to this weekend’s Road America...

This week if filled with the INDYCAR/NASCAR double-header at IMS, the return of F1, some EPL highlights, and a quick blip on the return of the NHL. Enjoy!

(NSFW) Dodge has seemingly one mission: shove the Hellcat running gear into everything.  Well, almost everything.  Kia is giving us a hot new sedan, despite new car sales for the last few months being terrible (at best).  We had the first IndyCar/NASCAR double header, and F1 came back, so that means Uncle Pizza Touchy Brandon has come out of the woods to join Mike and Zack! We're also giving away a copy of Eric Teti's AE86 Corolla 'zine 7600+.  All you gotta do is share a heartwarming/wholesome story from a car get together you went to with us at mailbag@camautomag.com, and one of you will get the 'zine, as well as some CAM stuff! We've got a Patreon, and you should really become a Patron and help us keep making awesome content for you! Patreon Instagram Facebook Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify YouTube CAMautoSwag *Article, Photos, Videos, and Audio clips are copyright of CAMautoMag.Com and their respective owners

In this Episode of Spare Parts Sean and Stephen break down this weekends event including the Austrian GP, and the Indycar NASCAR doubleheader at Indianapolis.

Was NASCAR's double-header in Pocono a success? We discuss the back-to-back races, new rules for the All-Star event, and the latest NASCAR News - along with our Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for another double-header - IndyCar-NASCAR at The Brickyard!The Rundown:- Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin win at Pocono- Rain and track position ruled the weekend- Was the double-header a success?- NASCAR News:- New rules for the All-Star Race - is the Choose Rule a good one?- Champion's Week is cancelled- Jimmie Johnson to test Indy Car (well...he was - we recorded before his COVID announcement)- Driver and Sponsor News- Paint Scheme Preview and Picks for Indianapolis! (well...before Jimmie's COVID announcement...)Be sure to check out the website at InTheDraftShow.com, follow on Instagram and Twitter @InTheDraftShow, and like the show on Facebook at facebook.com/InTheDraftShowThanks for listening!

Phil and Josh finish their F1 preview with Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes while discussing the season-opening Austrian GP.  They continue with IndyCar's return to Indianapolis and the GMR Grand Prix for their second race and first on a road course.  Discussion of Pocono NASCAR and previews of Indy races and finish with the Weathertech 240 at Daytona discussion for IMSA.  Plenty of stuff but worth the time on the GSP!

G'day mate! Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings in his good friend from down under, Australian racecar driver Paul Morris, to turn the show upside down. Morris and Dale jr. recall how they met, the time they got kicked out of a night club, crazy decisions over wine, driving the treacherous Bathurst race course, and landing helicopters on a casino. Paul opens up about a few bad wrecks, a concussion that prevented an opportunity in NASCAR and the time that the V8 Supercar veteran raced three weeks after breaking multiple vertebrae in a crash. Morris shares the tale of how burnouts at a bar once got Robby Gordon's Stadium SUPER Trucks series banned from Australia. Ya think that's wild? How about when Dale Jr. drove one of Paul's racecars barefoot while in board shorts? Yeah, that happened. From a story of a shark bite to the time he crashed a helicopter, the stories are plentiful.Dale Jr and co-host Mike Davis discuss the big Indycar / NASCAR doubleheader weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and what it could mean for future collaborations between the two series. Dale Jr. will be back to work calling races for NBC this weekend and discusses the challenges he expects to face while broadcasting remotely. In Ask Jr. Presented by Xfinity, Dale Jr. shares the story of his firework fail that made Amy and Isla upset and caused horses to run wild. Plus, find out why one driver had a bathroom named after him at Pocono Raceway. 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

G'day mate! Dale Earnhardt Jr. brings in his good friend from down under, Australian racecar driver Paul Morris, to turn the show upside down. Morris and Dale jr. recall how they met, the time they got kicked out of a night club, crazy decisions over wine, driving the treacherous Bathurst race course, and landing helicopters on a casino. Paul opens up about a few bad wrecks, a concussion that prevented an opportunity in NASCAR and the time that the V8 Supercar veteran raced three weeks after breaking multiple vertebrae in a crash. Morris shares the tale of how burnouts at a bar once got Robby Gordon's Stadium SUPER Trucks series banned from Australia. Ya think that's wild? How about when Dale Jr. drove one of Paul's racecars barefoot while in board shorts? Yeah, that happened. From a story of a shark bite to the time he crashed a helicopter, the stories are plentiful. Dale Jr and co-host Mike Davis discuss the big Indycar / NASCAR doubleheader weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and what it could mean for future collaborations between the two series. Dale Jr. will be back to work calling races for NBC this weekend and discusses the challenges he expects to face while broadcasting remotely. In Ask Jr. Presented by Xfinity, Dale Jr. shares the story of his firework fail that made Amy and Isla upset and caused horses to run wild. Plus, find out why one driver had a bathroom named after him at Pocono Raceway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NASCAR on NBC analysts Jeff Burton, Dale Jarrett and Steve Letarte on the surprise playoff contenders this season, the plight of the 2020 Cup rookie class with no practice and looking ahead to the Brickyard and an IndyCar-NASCAR doubleheader first.

This week's episode: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway announces fans won't be allowed in the stands for the IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader over Fourth of July weekend, A preview of Saturday night's Genesys 300 at Texas Motor Speedway plus the 2020 Indy Lights season is cancelled.

This week on Driven, Skip is joined by the President of the Indianapolis Speedway, Doug Boles! With over 300 days of IMS events, he has one of the most fun and rewarding jobs in the industry. Tune in to hear Skip and Doug discuss the speedway and it’s long history (including the Brickyard 400), why the best seats in the house are the cheapest, “glamping” in tiny homes as a way for families to comfortably catch all the action, and the future of IndyCar & NASCAR. Host: Skip Barber www.drivenwithskipbarber.com & www.limerock.com @drivenwithskip Today's Guests: Doug Boles @indianapolismotorspeedway @jdouglas4

The first non-race episode in a while means we can cover INDYCAR news and of course give our opinions on everything, including why we’re down for a INDYCAR/NASCAR doubleheader (2:34). A brief trip to Le Mans (30:50) as it’s a big weekend for INDYCAR drivers and any racing fan in general. Our Shit We Didn’t Make Up is all about licenses and how you have to have one to drive, but it doesn’t mean you get a ride (36:52). We discuss all the ladies in the 2019 Le Mans, there are three (48:25). Finally, we start talking about the REV Group Grand Prix at Road America because it’s a great race and we’re already excited (52:04). Keep your eyes on our social media channels for more information about FCFG Unplugged and we’ll see you there! Past episodes, show notes, and blog entries can be found on our website: www.fastcarsfastgirls.com please visit, contact us, and let us know what you think. Visit us also on our social media: Twitter @FastCarsin317 Instagram FastCarsFastGirls and Facebook.com/FastCarsFastGirls As always, please subscribe, rate, review, and share this podcast with your friends and family. Thanks for listening    

A long World 600 provided the gang plenty to cover including JGR’s blown tires, Martin Truex Jr. asking David Ragan to move to the rear, no caution for debris on Saturday, potential for an IndyCar/NASCAR doubleheader, bets with a six-year-old and more. 

This week's episode: A recap of the Indycar Classic at Circuit of the Americas won by rookie Colton Herta, an Indy 500 car count update, and how NASCAR's 2020 schedule could impact Indycar and where a possible Indycar/NASCAR doubleheader could take place.

In episode 8, we discuss the NASCAR and Indycar weekend. Mitch shares his experience at his first super-cross race in Daytona. We also get you ready for next weeks races! 

This week's episode: We pick our one desired rule change for 2019, the latest driver news, a possible Indycar-NASCAR crossover, and changes in the Indycar office.