Podcasts about Kentucky Speedway

Bet The Board FREE Newsletter with more Content & Advice. Sign Up Here: https://bit.ly/3wzsjvr ▶️ Stage 1: Cook Out Southern 500 Recap (1:33) ▶️ Stage 2: Playoffs Rounds (16:50) ▶️ Stage 3: Quaker State 400 Preview (31:13) ▶️ Best Bet: (37:11) In this episode of the Stay Green podcast, Todd Fuhrman and Chris Werme dive into the recent Cook Out Southern 500. They also discussed the struggles of key playoff drivers whose mishaps could affect their playoff trajectories. Shifting to the playoff rounds, Todd and Chris analyzed the upcoming challenges for top drivers. They pointed out that certain drivers need to adjust quickly to maintain their championship aspirations. They emphasized how the playoff format leaves little room for error, especially as the field narrows with each round. Looking ahead to the Quaker State 400, the hosts provided an in-depth preview. They noted how Atlanta's track, with its high-speed demands, could play to the strengths of drivers who have shown resilience in similar conditions. The duo also discussed potential dark horses that could emerge due to the unpredictable nature of this race. Subscribe to Bet The Board Podcast

TV/Radio Host Tyler Jones (@TylerJonesLive) and The Racing Experts Editor-In-Chief (@DominicAragon) are joined by WVJS Owensboro Host Blake Smith (@blakeonthemic).(0:30-5:40) Austin Dillon's controversial win at Richmond.(5:40-12:30) Introducing Blake Smith.(12:30-29:00) Blake Smith on the future of Kentucky Speedway, Kentucky Motor Speedway and the racing roots of Darrell Waltrip, Michael Waltrip and Jeremy Mayfield.(29:00-48:30) News and Notes: Erik Jones re-signs with Legacy Motor Club, Daniel Suarez re-signs with Team Trackhouse, Michigan Race Preview and Odds.(48:30-57:00) Mailbag.Hear it all on "Let's Go Racing with David Starr!" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spotify, etc.

Tonight, on Trackside, it's the late-summer break in IndyCar. With the Olympics starting up, IndyCar won't race again until mid-August. Kevin and Curt discuss having a holiday for teams and why a series-wide holiday hasn't happened like in F1. They also talk about the reasoning behind why there wasn't a Peacock only race during the Olympics. They talk about what Olympic sports they have been watching, and how some of the broadcasting techniques for the games would fit into motorsports. They go into the research that goes into the games, and how to make motorsports appealing to casual fans. They also delve into silly-season talks.  Later, Kevin and Curt talk about the oval race in Nashville, and limiting car counts per team in Indy NXT. The two talk about how it is not ideal to have almost half the field racing under two teams. This makes it harder to field cars. They talk about the strength of team partnerships, and how limiting Indy NXT car counts can help the series flourish even more. They talk about requiring drivers to compete in Indy NXT before joining IndyCar full-time.   To round out the first hour, Kevin previews hour number 2.  In the second hour of the show, Kevin and Curt talk about the Prema Motosports opening a new shop in Fishers for the 2025 IndyCar season. They discuss Prema and what drivers they may hire for the coming season, including Logan Sargent and Alexander Rossi. They also talk about Rahal and sponsorship, and how much charters will sell for.  Later in the second hour, Kevin talks about drivers who completed every lap in a season. He answers some listener questions, including returning to Texas, and those long gaps early in the schedule. He talks about how IndyCar leadership tries to tell people what is possible, but if something doesn't happen, they get ripped for it. They also discuss the possibility of a return at Kentucky Speedway.  Kevin ends the show answering a few more tweets, including one about Shane van Gisbergen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Burch, Chief Operating Officer of Speedway Motorsports (Atlanta Motor Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Dover Motor Speedway, Kentucky Speedway, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, North Wilkesboro Speedway, Sonoma Raceway, and Texas Motor Speedway). https://www.epartrade.com/more/onlineraceindustryweek From EPARTRADE, RACER.com, & SPEED SPORT. Presented by ETS Racing Fuels, Fifth Third Bank Motorsports, Peak, Penske Racing Shocks, Scott Lewis Associates, and Total Seal Piston Rings. Sponsored by ARP, Performance Plus Global Logistics, and Shopmonkey.

Steve Swift is the senior vice president of operations and development for Speedway Motorsports, meaning he's leading the way for those big projects. Swift joins the show to share about the extensive work and unique timeline of getting the speedway Roval ready; working for a creative person like Marcus Smith; the importance of keeping the race fan in mind; the way behind-the-scenes operations his team handles; having a relationship with the drivers; finding ways for the racetrack to help with competition; Swift's background and arriving in NASCAR, including a deep history with Kentucky Speedway; the idea and execution of Colossus TV at Bristol; the process to bringing any idea to life; the difference between NASCAR projects and leading the one for zMAX Dragway; the most challenging project to have done; the one that left him amazed; how the 2024 schedule shapes up for Speedway Motorsports operations.Music created by Tony Monge.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3228370/advertisement

Marcus Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of Speedway Motorsports (Atlanta Motor Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Dover Motor Speedway, Kentucky Speedway, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway, New Hampshire Motor Speedway, North Wilkesboro Speedway, Sonoma Raceway, and Texas Motor Speedway). Online Race Industry Week 2022: 5 days, 55 hours of LIVE webinars, 150+ race industry speakers, 110 countries represented in attendance. From EPARTRADE, RACER.com, & SPEED SPORT. Presented by ETS Racing Fuels, Scott Lewis Associates, & Total Seal Piston Rings. Sponsored by ARP Inc, Performance Plus Global Logistics, & Motul.

The DTC gang breaks down NASCAR's weekend at Atlanta, the final race in the track's current layout. We also discuss the viability of Kentucky Speedway returning to the calendar next season, the careers of both Kurt and Kyle Busch, and the recent crash testing of the Gen 7 chassis. Addition topics include action from the […]

This is a segment from this week's episode of Burnt Rubber Racing, a NASCAR and motorsports podcast that is fueled by FlurrySports. For the first time in a decade, the NASCAR Cup Series isset to run a second race at Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend. After being run at Kentucky Speedway for each of the last ten years, the Quaker State 400 returns to the Peach State on Sunday. Because of this race switching tracks, there is a whole lot of zig-zagging when it comesto driver stats and trends this week. We break it all down before jumping into a thorough handicap of the race from a DFS and betting perspective. As always, advice and our favorite picks are included.To hear the rest of this week's full episode, which includes a recap of NASCAR's return to RoadAmerica, updates on the IndyCar Series and SRX and a look at the ESPY nominees for the Best Driver award, click the link below to access Burnt Rubber Racing on your audio platform of choice. Where to find the show: https://linktr.ee/BurntRubberRacing Burnt Rubber Racing Hosts: Henry John (https://twitter.com/HankTimeSports) Zach McAdoo (https://twitter.com/ztmcadoo)

Does Todd listen to the show?  Is Jack Harvey in trouble?  Is Ericsson becoming a contender?  Danica! Newgarden.  Is Iowa coming back? The wonders of the Kentucky Speedway.  The way to fix the Texas race.  SRX and WWE parallels.  Dixon, Dixon, Dixon.  The wonder that is Nascar stage racing.  The Boys cover a lot in a very short amount of time on this action-packed episode.

Kentucky Speedway is storing thousands of semi-truck trailers and pickup trucks. The Gallatin County race track is renting its property for longterm parking after NASCAR removed the speedway from the 2021 race schedule. When will racing return? WCPO I-Team reporter Craig Cheatham joins the Hear Cincinnati podcast to explain. But first, the Hear Cincinnati weekly panel discusses news of the week including the Marian Spencer sculpture, Joey Votto's personal apology to a 6-year-old fan, more delays at King Island's Camp Cedar, and more. Related Links: Sculpture of civil rights icon Marian Spencer to be dedicated on Cincinnati's riverfront With funds raised, Marian Spencer sculpture is a big step closer to becoming a reality in Cincinnati (March 2000) Winton Hills Academy students win national contest with book about civil rights icon Marian Spencer (March 2019) Was Brown County inmate's death a suicide, or were deputies involved? Zachary Goldson case: Video shows final seconds before Brown County inmate's death (archived) Votto personally apologizes to 6-year-old fan after ejection versus Padres Brood X left a gift for putting up with them After break-ins, Timothee Chalamet film 'Bones and All' asks Cincy for $50,000 to cover security Kings Island's Camp Cedar delayed...again What's causing all the Camp Cedar delays? When will racing return to Kentucky Speedway? It's anyone's guess More at https://wcpo.com/hear   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NASCAR on NBC analysts Jeff Burton and Steve Letarte on Kyle Larson's amazing roll of excellence (1:00); the tough decisions team face on 2021 vs. 2022 (3:30); a comparison to Hendrick in 2007 (5:00); regular season recap from Burton and Letarte through 16 races (6:00); on Kevin Harvick's slower start (7:00); on Richard Childress Racing's improvement (8:30); Nashville Superspeedway, the great unknown (10:30); a scouting report from Jeff Burton (11:30); what applying resin to the track means for practice (13:30); the importance of studying all the details ahead of time, especially in traffic (15:00); the concrete factor (16:30); the practice factor (18:30); memories of 2001-11 at Nashville Superspeedway (19:30); why the track reminds the analysts of Kentucky Speedway (20:30); the welcoming environment of downtown Nashville (21:30); a “new” old market for NASCAR (23:30); the unknowns of the final 10 regular-season races (25:00).

Kristyn Hartman joins the Hear Cincinnati podcast to tell the story of a local couple who were granted a storybook wedding after they fell in love in hospice. First, our panel discusses racial disparities in health care, easing COVID-19 restrictions in Ohio and Kentucky, and a local teen on her way to Harvard against all odds. Notable Links: After giving help for years, this mother and daughter must learn to accept it from others Study finds racial disparities in health care extend to dementia, Alzheimer's treatment Beshear: Kentucky capacity limits, mask mandate to end June 11 Thousands of new Ford pickups parked at Kentucky Speedway, can't be sold Auto dealers call chip shortage 'a hell of a follow up' to pandemic; issue spans across industries Local teen in foster care on her way to Harvard University Feature: Two people who met in hospice celebrate fairy-tale wedding in Lebanon   More at https://wcpo.com/hear    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on the podcast, J.D. and Derrick talk about Martinsville, Texas testing for IndyCar, and some more tire tests for the NASCAR guys. Oddly, they spent a bunch of time talking about the Kentucky Speedway, and why it's BS that the track isn't hosting NASCAR events this year. Do you miss the Kentucky Speedway? Let us know - interact on twitter @staggerpodcast.

In this episode we sit down with Steve Swift, Senior Vice President of Operations and Development at Speedway Motorsports, Inc. He gives us anything and everything we need to know about how dirt on Bristol came to be. We also talk Kentucky Speedway, Nashville Fairgrounds, and North Wilkesboro and their possible returns to the NASCAR schedule. Also in this episode: NASCAR Dirt Racing - True or False Notable News from the week Fantasy Forecast - Atlanta Motor Speedway --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goin-in-tight-podcast/message

Kentucky Speedway Executive Vice President and General Manager  Mark has served as General Manager of Kentucky Speedway since it was acquired by Speedway Motorsports, Inc., in 2009. As President under the original track ownership, he played a primary role in the planning, development and operation of the facility dating back to the track's inception and first race in 2000. He is the former president of Turfway Park Race Course, a Thoroughbred track in Florence, KY. Mark also served as President of Carroll Properties, a commercial real estate development company and was a long-time associate of speedway founder Jerry Carroll. Mark has owned and bred several Thoroughbreds in partnership with Hall of Fame jockey Steve Cauthen. Mark graduated with a degree in accountancy from the University of Notre Dame. He and his wife, Lori, reside in Edgewood, KY and are the parents of five children and six grandchildren. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why it is so critical right now to figure out how do we do things better than we did before How he came to find the perfect location for Kentucky Motor Speedway How the ability to constantly being able to evolve and change has been such a significant factor in Mark's amazing career How your professional career can sometimes be like a punt return and you have to make the most of catching a good break What are the three non-negotiables that the team at Kentucky Speedway have which enables them to be such a successful team What were some of the forced changes at Kentucky Speedway and how did Mark and his team do the best they could with those situations Additional resources: Your Facebook Profile: Msimendinger Your Twitter Name: @msimendinger  

C.J. dug out another one of his favorites in the archives to listen to tonight while in the studio working on the site, social media and other 110 stuff.  So kick back and enjoy the latest #TIBT......Mike and C.J. are in the studio and they have company!!!  The guys will be joined by ARCA Series driver, Blaine Perkins, at 9 PM EST.  Blaine will be talking about becoming a race car driver, his career and his ARCA Series debut this weekend at Kentucky Speedway.  Blaine will not only be making his ARCA Series, but he will be making his debut with Mason Mitchell Motorsports.  Then, the guys will be joined by NHL Expert Izzo.  Izzo and Mike will team and tackle all the NHL topics of the week.  Show kicks off at 8 PM EST, DON'T BE LATE!!!!!

Our guest today is Drew Bedard, the Vice President of Marketing at Bristol Motor Speedway and Kentucky Speedway. On July 15, 2020, Bristol Motor Speedway hosted the NASCAR All-Star Race. The event had almost 30k fans in attendance, the largest attended event in the US since COVID cancelled sports in March 2020. As sports & entertainment venues across the US prepare to reopen, I thought it would be good for you all to hear from Drew, who’s actually done it. I think that qualifies him as the closest thing to an expert as we’ve got in this world of operating events post-COVID. In the conversation today, we’ll talk about his lessons learned, what he and his team might have done differently, we’ll cover what made them successful and we’ll dive in on specific tools and tactics they used, from project management software to communication methods used with fans. Follow along Drew's journey or message him on Twitter or Instagram: @drewbedardMarketing that Works with by Drew Bedard (Drew's own podcast)Email Drew at: drewbedard@gmail.comMentioned in the Episode: CUE Audio (light and sound integration)Basecamp (Project management tool)Trello (Project management tool)Asana (Project management tool)FanThreeSixty (customer data platform)Fans First w/ Jesse Cole (Podcast Episode)Build Your Brand & Build More Fans w/ Adam White (Podcast Episode)Magic Spoon (adult version of kids Cereal)Shady Rays (polarized sunglasses)Books Drew has gifted the most: War of Art by Steven PressfieldExpert Secrets by Russell BrunsonFour Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss

With the pandemic creating havoc in all sectors, businesses have had the opportunity to rethink the way organizations function. On this episode of Fired Up, Drew Bedard, Vice President of Marketing for Bristol Motor Speedway and Kentucky Speedway provides great insights on how collaboration and agility across multiple disciplines and properties are making a difference. And how important it has been in the successful reintroduction of fans present at a live event. You may recall that Bristol Motor Speedway hosted the NASCAR All-Star Race on July 15 with nearly 30,000 fans in the stands – and they executed with precision. You’ll love this episode of Fired Up! After all, “IT’S BRISTOL BABY!” ***IGNITE FAN INSIGHTS*** www.ignitefaninsights.com Ignite Fan Insights observes fans from key sports, their behavior, and their loyalty to the sports they follow. We encourage you to subscribe to Ignite Fan Insights. It's free and you'll receive a steady flow of information allowing you to better understand sports fans along with nuggets of wisdom from sports industry leaders. Your subscription includes: three e-publication reports per year based on surveys with over 3,000 U.S. sports fans; twelve to twenty-four podcasts, e-newsletter, blogs and industry-relevant webinars. Subscribe today at www.ignitefaninsights.com

Jeremy and Darren recap last Sunday's Nascar Cup Series Quaker State 400 from Kentucky Speedway, the thrilling Nascar All-Star Race from Bristol Motor Speedway, and preview the upcoming Cup Series races at Texas and Kansas.

Thats right Chase Elliot wins at Bristol. Races also took place at Road America for Indy Car and at Kentucky Speedway for NASCAR. *Add MaxGSports on Twitter for all show updates and more. Also leave a voice message via Anchor to be on the show. Sports The Show is available on Anchor, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, BullHorn FM, Breaker, RadioPublic, and Pocket Casts.* --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Guest: Austin Cindric - The guys also recap the Kentucky Speedway action where rookie Cole Custer won, and the All Star Race from Bristol Motor Speedway where Chase Elliott won the million dollars. Plus news of the week includes a driver with Covid, a drive-by shooting, and more. A full Texas Motor Speedway preview along with Fantasy NASCAR with Rowdy Dragon.  Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie. Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Autoweek Podcast, Wes Raynal joins Jake Lingeman and Wesley Wren to discuss the Ford Bronco. After its long-awaited official debut, the gang jumps into the various features that Ford stuffed into the upcoming Bronco. The team also tackles the available accessories, options and more. Before jumping over to the motorsport side, the guys also break down how Jeep tried to steal Ford’s thunder with a 6.4-liter Hemi-powered Jeep Wrangler concept. Closing the show, Matt Weaver joins Mike Pryson to analyze the NASCAR All-Star Race and the problems with the track. Weaver and Pryson also discuss rookie Cole Custer’s win at the Kentucky Speedway. The pair touches on Tony Stewart’s upcoming race series dubbed SRX. Finally, Pryson closes the show by dissecting the Styrian Grand Prix. Music: "Well, at least I'm not vaping," by summerbruise

It's a double-decker episode this week as we break down the Quaker State 400 from Kentucky Speedway, which saw Cole Custer make a daring four-wide pass for the victory during a green-white-checkered finish, and we also discuss the 2020 All Star Race from Bristol Motor Speedway. Sprinkle in some news of the week as well and we preview the upcoming weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. Show notes at www.thesuperspeedway.com.

Ben and Nick are back to talk about Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham's new racing series, the Superstar Racing Xperience (SRX) which is set to debut in 2021. Additonally they'll review the Brickyard 400, this past Sunday's race at Kentucky Speedway, as well as preview tonight's All Star Race at Bristol!

We are back with The Winners' Edition of the Stewart-Haas Radio podcast. This time it is NASCAR Cup Series rookie, Cole Custer, fresh off of his first career Cup win at Kentucky Speedway. We talk about the winning move, Cole's first All-Star race appearance this week and all the latest news and nuggets from around the sport.

We saw a first at Kentucky, a Rookie taking the checkered flag. The last 30 laps were arguably some of the most exciting laps this season - with 4 different leaders, 2 restarts and a last lap pass by the surprising winner. It was the NASCAR equivalent of the Run for the Roses.  As NASCAR prepares for their All Star Race in Thunder Valley, this week's 6 Degrees of NASCAR Tony will connect the god of Thunder, THOR (Chris Hemsworth) to NASCAR in less than 6 Degrees of Separation. In Racing Through Life segment, we talk about the prospect of school starting in the fall with COVID-19 as a backdrop. (:45) Quaker State 400 @ Kentucky Speedway (5:27) Brad Keselowski spins Jimmie Johnson - which leads to a debate on who should be considered responsible...spoiler alert, we don't see it the same way.   (23:35) Let's Go Racing Family RACE PICKS (25:08) Next week's NASCAR Cup Series race: NASCAR Open and All-Star Race at Bristol Motor Speedway (7/15) AND O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway (7/19).  (34:30) Tony's 6 Degrees of NASCAR featuring Chris Hemsworth (THOR) (37:10) Racing Through Life - How is COVID-19 impacting our decision for school this fall? Thank you to our listeners. Send us your questions or comments: LetsGoRacingFamily@gmail.com Social Media: #LetsGoRacingFamilyPodcast #NASCARpodcast #FamilyPodcast #6DegreesofNASCAR #LetsGoRacingFamily #RacingPodcast Follow us on your favorite social media platforms:   - Facebook:  @LetsGoRacingFamily   - Instagram: @LetsGoRacingFamily  - Twitter: @LetsGoRacingFam

This week we discuss and insane finish at Kentucky Speedway, this week's upcoming All-Star race at Bristol, the second F1 race in Austria, and a dominate Ganassi IndyCar team. In soccer we chat about Man City being cleared from any illegal activity through UEFA, who will be out of the Premier League, and what's going on in the world of MLS. Enjoy!

Subscribe: iTunes In this week’s edition of the Frontstretch Podcast, Dustin Albino and Mike Neff discuss the lackluster racing at Kentucky Speedway across the top three national touring series, even though the Cup Series race had an incredible finish.  Cole Custer clinched a playoff spot by making a four-wide pass on Martin Truex Jr., Kevin Harvick and Ryan Blaney on …

Kentucky NASCAR Race Review along with a Preview of the Bristol All Star race is presented by host Sharon Burton and co-host Sal Sigala. Join us for the smartest race talk around! Then stick around for Hot Topics Sound Off with co-host Andy Laskey and our Fan4Racing crew! Our guests in this episode are... Tim Huddleston, Irwindale Speedway track owner. The Agenda This episode centers around Kentucky Speedway for the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, Truck, and ARCA Menards Series, along with a preview of the NASCAR Cup Series Open and All-Star race at Bristol Motor Speedway.  We'll also update the ARCA Menards East and West Series along with post-race audio as time allows. First, we review the ARCA Menards Series, along with a review of the Truck Series at Kentucky Speedway. Then, we review the Cup Series along with the Xfinity Series doubleheader at Kentucky. Next, our guest is Irwindale Speedway track owner, Tim Huddleston Then, we preview the Cup Series Open and All-Star races at Bristol Motor Speedway Next is Hot Topics Sound Off with our Fan4Racing Crew. As always...Thanks for listening!  

NASCAR on NBC's Krista Voda, Kyle Petty and Dale Jarrett discuss how Cole Custer's victory could increase the tension at Stewart-Haas Racing, the hard feelings between Jimmie Johnson and Brad Keselowski, and other wild rides like Ryan Blaney's.

C.J. is back for your Monday dose of sports talk.  He will jump into his first rodeo experience in about 30 years, a hell of a weekend at Kentucky Speedway, correcting Steph Curry on something he mispoke on and all the latest in the sports world.  That will all be in just the first 30 miutes, because....Izzo (NHL Expert) will join the studio at 8:30 PM EST and get you caught up on all the latest out of the NHL.  Show kicks off at 8 PM EST, make sure you check it out!!!

It was a trend of firsts at Kentucky Speedway this weekend.  Sheldon Creed took home the checkered flag in the Truck Series race at Kentucky Speedway after rain shortened the event on Saturday.  Thursday and Friday saw the NASCAR Xfinity Series at the facility with Austin Cindric taking home his first two oval victories in that series.  The weekend was capped off with rookie Cole Custer going to victory lane in the Cup Series after an amazing run to the checkered flag saw his first Cup Series victory.  The weekend also featured some less than exciting racing to put it mildly and leaves many wondering what can be done to help the racing at Kentucky Speedway in the future.  Wednesday marks the first time since 1986 that the All-Star race will not be at Charlotte Motor Speedway. We'll preview that event, with what we expect to see & discuss who will transfer & win one million dollars at Bristol Motor Speedway.

NASCAR on NBC's Krista Voda, Kyle Petty and Dale Jarrett on the shock of Cole Custer’s first NASCAR Cup Series victory at Kentucky Speedway, a breakdown of what happened on the last restart and how it could shake up the playoff picture.

NASCAR on NBC's Krista Voda, Kyle Petty and Dale Jarrett talk with Kentucky Speedway winner Cole Custer, on being part of Stewart-Haas Racing, his winning move, the impact from the lack of practice as a rookie, his father's role in his racing career, getting his first Cup Series victory without fans and the lack of beer for his celebration.

In NASCAR, the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway takes off on 7/12/20. I'm joined by Coop (@Coopdog0808) to breakdown the track, racers we're targeting to bet on and some derivates that we have as favorable. Can Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin continue their recent dominance or will other drivers come out on top at this 1.5 mile track?

In this episode I breakdown the entire NASCAR DFS slate on Draftkings for the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway on July 12th.

Kurt Busch joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. for a wide-ranging conversation about the veteran's racing career. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver dives deep into his successful yet tumultuous time in NASCAR with Earnhardt and co-host Mike Davis. Busch opens up about his rapid rise into the sport, doing it his way, losing a top-tier ride, and having to fight his way back to the top. The former champion shares regrets he has had during his time behind the wheel, how he was once intimidated by the Intimidator, and beating his brother Kyle in a photo finish last year at Kentucky Speedway. Both Busch and Earnhardt reflect on the influence their wives have had on their life and how it has shaped them into better men. Sunday marked the first NASCAR race in over two months and Busch discusses his strong run and what it's like to be teammates with Matt Kenseth again. Plus, Earnhardt and Davis talk about racing without practice, Jimmie Johnson's mistake, and the idea of shorter race weekends. That, an #AskJr segment presented by Xfinity and plenty more on this episode.  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

Martin Truex Jr wins the Quaker State 400 from Kentucky Speedway. The guys recap the race and discuss Truex Jr the Stage King, F1 Bottas wins in Austria, IndyCar Helio wins in Iowa, MLB All-Star Game, the ESPY's, WFO Fantasy League results and standings, Dirty Hippie Fantasy Tippie, and Vegas Picks for Loudon.

Martin Truex Jr wins the Quaker State 400 from Kentucky Speedway. Post Race Press Conference with Race Winner Martin Truex Jr.. team owners Barney Visser and Joe Garone, crew chief Cole Pearn, second place finisher Kyle Larson, and third place finisher Chase Elliott.

It's a high-powered podcast, bringing Kentucky native and NASCAR legend, Michael Waltrip, onto the program.  Before that interview, Matt discusses the insanity surrounding NBA Agency with Alex Kennedy of BasketballInsiders.com. Just a few highlights: --  What KD's move means for the rest of the NBA. --  Waltrip's 2012 National Championship experience, with a little trash talking to Clint Bowyer. --  Waltrip discusses how he got into NASCAR and previews the race at Kentucky Speedway. You can have every podcast delivered straight to your phone by searching for “The Matt Jones Podcast” on iTunes and clicking “subscribe.” It doesn't get much easier than that. If you aren't an iTunes person, you can also stream every podcast on Podbay or check it out on the Stitcher app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tony Stevens sits in this week for Katie, as she is enjoying some much needed relaxation with family, but Steve and Tony still have a jam-packed hour. They talk Daytona and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coke Zero 400, plus Nationwide and Truck racing with Brennan Newberry and "Supershoe" Corey Lajoie, both fresh off races last weekend at Kentucky Speedway.

Bucky Birt hosts the NASCAR based show! It is the flagship show of the Network! Join Bucky as he discusses the latest news and hapenings in the sport of NASCAR. Every week, Bucky has a 'I'm Mad As Hell' segment. Listen to this weeks episode and find out whats got Bucky mad as hell! Tonights show, we have audio of Kentucky Speedway's GM Mark Simendinger. Hear what's planned this week at Kentucky Speedway. Find out what is up with Joe Gibbs Racing and if Carl Edwards win is what RFR needed to turn things around. This weeks picks will be made also.