Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Menard

The ATYL Crew is thrilled to welcome motorsport and automotive journalist, Alanis King, to the show! Alanis shared so many fun stories from her ride along with Sebastian Vettel, to her random encounter with Paul Menard at the INDY 500 and MORE! Plus, she takes us behind the scenes of her book co-authored by Elizabeth Blackstock, 'Racing with Rich Energy' that tells the unbelievable story of how one bizarre company weaseled their way into the world of F1. Just when you think you've heard it all, think again! — From show creator Taylor Kitchen, welcome to Above The Yellow Line! Tune in each week to talk all things NASCAR with live streams most Thursday nights! Above The Yellow Line: www.abovetheyellowline.com  Toby Christie:  www.TobyChristie.com

In the third and final installment of our interview with Slugger Labbe, he remembers his turbulent time with team owner Bobby Ginn, his 2011 Brickyard 400 victory with Paul Menard and Richard Childress Racing, the pressures of working on the RCR 3 car and taking on an entirely new challenge of going drag racing. Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid then dig into the March 29, 2007 issue of NASCAR Scene. Kyle Busch wins at Bristol in the debut of the notorious Car of Tomorrow. Mark Martin skips the event, despite being on top of the Nextel Cup point standings. Dale Earnhardt Jr's contract talks with Dale Earnhardt Incorporated are on hold while his sister and master negotiator Kelly recovers from surgery. Finally, there's an in-depth feature story on new Cup team owner Bobby Ginn. NOTE: This show is not associated in any way with American City Business Journals, owner of the Scene brand. Be sure to check out the latest and greatest stories from the world of NASCAR at dailydownforce.com! Interested in The Scene Vault Podcast T-shirts? Check out thescenevault.com and click on SHOP to see what we have available! Please consider supporting this show via: patreon.com/thescenevaultpodcast paypal.me/thescenevaultpodcast venmo.com/thescenevaultpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NasCardRadio Episode 35: The guys recap the winners at Homestead Xfinity and Cup series winners and their rookie trading cards. Next the guys discuss the discovery that Some 20021 Donruss drivers are not in the Optic series and vice versa. Drivers in Donruss and not in Optic are #'s 28 Drew Dollar, 34 Natalie Decker, 35 Raphael Lessard, 36 Taylor Gray and 37 Tommy Joe Martins. Drivers in Optic and not in Donruss are #'s 1 Harry Gant, 2 Jamie McMurray, 3 Jeff Burton, 4 Kasey Kahne, 5 Kyle Petty, 6 Bill Elliott,7 Carl Edwards,54 Austin Cindric, 57 Chase Briscoe, 63 Dale Jarrett, 65 Darrell Waltrip, 66 Greg Biffle, 67 Ernie Irvan, 68 Mark Martin, 69 Matt Kenseth, 70 Michael Waltrip, 71 Morgan Shepherd, 72 Rusty Wallace, 73 Terry Labonte, 74 Bobby Allison, 75 Bobby Labonte, 82 Sam Mayer, 86 Travis Braden, 89 Paul Menard, 91 Brad Smith, 92 Bret Holmes, 94 Michael Self, 96 Ty Gibbs. The guys talk Sportkings and recent 1972 STP eBay sales.  #thehobby #tradingcards #whodoyoucollect

Dans le cadre des grandes entrevus on parle avec Paul Menard qui a joué dans les filiales de l'association mondial sur les ondes de Danradiosport.com

EP76 - In this episode of the program, Mike sits down with artisan pipe maker Paul Menard of Paul's Pipes. This is Paul's second visit to the studio and we talk about his all new shop and what he's been up to since his last visit. Last but not least, here's a link to the Pipe and Tamper Patreon site. You can help support the show by donating as little as $3 per month.

Why would a Head of School want to add IB? We hear from a new high school principal, with IB experience, describe the advantages he sees in leading an IB school.We were recently at Rockford High School to help them record a podcast for their local community about becoming an IB school and I had a chance to meet their new principal, Paul Menard. Administration changes are inevitable at any school and IB Candidate schools are no exception. When Rockford HS found themselves in need of a new principal mid-authorization, they were lucky to land one with prior experience with the IB authorization process. Paul Menard has previously guided another Minnesota school to authorization and is now helping Rockford with this process. As we recorded this interview for a local audience, we realized his comments could be used by a wider audience (ours) looking for a concise explanation of the IB educational philosophy and a principal’s perspective on leading a school using the IB Programmes. He makes a compelling case for using IB as the core framework for everything happening in the school.The interviewer is the Rockford IB coordinator, Dr. Matthew Scheidler who regular listeners will recognize from several other podcasts in this series. The link to becoming an IB school is at the IB website IBO.org. Now that we have a large number of IB Matters episodes covering a range of topics, we have created a webpage for this podcast which is organized by programme and by topic. So, you can find episodes featuring IB related stories without scrolling through our whole list which is now over 40 episodes. The link to the IB Matters website

We recap the thrilling action from the Brickyard at Indianapolis, preview the start to the Cup Series Playoffs from Las Vegas, hear from Matt D. and Paul Menard and the big Wood Brothers announcement, tons of fun is packed into this one. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie. Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The opening round of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series is here as they run at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It's a triple-header weekend with the truck series featuring an elimination race. We'll talk about the entire weekend at Vegas.  Also, Matt DiBenedetto has a ride for 2020. It's the No. 21 Ford for the Wood Brothers. Paul Menard will retire at the end of the season. We'll talk about what that might mean for the team, DiBenedetto and discuss Menard's career.  Plus we'll preview the playoffs and throw all 16 teams into three categories. Favorties, Contenders & Longshots. Where will your favorite driver fall? We'll discuss it.  Also, we'll take phone calls - 917-889-8280! 

We break down the Brickyard 400, Kevin Harvick's win, Jimmie Johnson's playoff miss, and much more. We talk about Paul Menard's retirement, Matt DiBenedetto's new ride and much more. We also preview the upcoming race at Las Vegas. Show notes at www.thesuperspeedway.com.

Season 3, EP 31: WARNING: This podcast contains strong language and mature content. On this episode of The Glass Case of Emotion podcast Ryan, Kim and Chuck talk about the Paul Menard news and will rubbing yourself down in Pit Boss rubs help you land a lady?

After Indianapolis and ahead of the NASCAR Playoffs, Jason Schultz and Andrew Kurland cover Paul Menard's surprise retirement, Matt DiBenedetto's big break, Bubba Wallace's impressive run, the Xfinity Series being more entertaining than Cup at Indy, bold playoff predictions, why Chase Elliott will make the Championship 4 and how three Joe Gibbs Racing cars will advance to Homestead before sharing their playoff grids. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/redheadracingradio/message

The guys have a big discussion on the Paul Menard vs Harrison Burton confrontation, PJ1, and Preview POCONO!

The Magic Mile serves up a great race, the dark cloud returns above the 48 team, and Paul Menard turns heel.

An action-packed New Hampshire weekend left plenty for Jason Schultz and Andrew Kurland to cover. They discuss Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick's battle for the win, Paul Menard vs Harrison Burton, Joe GIbbs Racing quietly dominating, what the end of Jimmie Johnson's career will look like, and words for Andrew to sneak into interviews at Pocono. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/redheadracingradio/message

In this episode we discuss the last-lap battle between Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Harvick's first win of 2019, our thoughts on the current package, Paul Menard's run-in with Harrison Burton in Saturday's Xfinity race, the news of the week, and we preview the Gander RV 400 from Pocono Raceway. Show notes at www.thesuperspeedway.com.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. spends precious time in conversation with his grandmother, the matriarch of the Earnhardt racing legacy, Martha "Mammaw" Earnhardt.  They discuss meeting Ralph Earnhardt, fixing cars for bootleggers, wanting to touch Elvis, setting The Intimidator straight and the time Teresa Earnhardt got smacked.  The DJD gang gets feisty in debating New Hampshire and the Harrison Burton, Paul Menard's altercation.  Odd History uncovers weird times at Pocono, including the day someone mooned Mayfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was Kevin Harvick’s day as he took the checleared flag in the Foxwoods Resort Casino 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He held off a hard charging Denny Hamlin for victory in a race that had a lot of action.  A couple of drivers on the cusp of making the playoffs had tough days and we’ll discuss what they need to do to make it in.  Plus, it was another win for the big three in the NASCAR XFINITY Series as Christopher Bell went to victory lane. There were some fireworks as Paul Menard took out Harrison Burton. We’ll discuss that and the life and career of crew chief Nick Harrison, who passed away in his sleep Sunday.  We’ll also take your phone calls at 917-889-8280!

Dale Earnhardt Jr. spends precious time in conversation with his grandmother, the matriarch of the Earnhardt racing legacy, Martha "Mammaw" Earnhardt.  They discuss meeting Ralph Earnhardt, fixing cars for bootleggers, wanting to touch Elvis, setting The Intimidator straight and the time Teresa Earnhardt got smacked.  The DJD gang gets feisty in debating New Hampshire and the Harrison Burton, Paul Menard's altercation.  Odd History uncovers weird times at Pocono, including the day someone mooned Mayfield. 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

NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie, Lauren Fox and Daryl Motte discuss the racing at NHMS, Paul Menard's money, the upcoming Racing Wives TV series and the Russians having Corey's face.

Race winning spotter Tim Fedewa returns after Kevin Harvick’s New Hampshire victory. He and TJ cover the battle for the win, brake checking the field on restarts, Denny Hamlin calling out spotters, Paul Menard vs Harrison Burton and speeding tickets.

The 12 Questions series of interviews continues this week with Paul Menard of Wood Brothers Racing. This interview was recorded as a podcast but is also transcribed for those who prefer to read. 1. Are you an iPhone person or an Android person, and why? I’m an iPhone guy. Not really sure why. I had … Continue reading "12 Questions with Paul Menard (2019)"

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Anchor. Spence & Steptoe previews the Daytona 500. Along with why are Hendrick drivers trying to take out everyone and their recent stupidity. Also, their weekly draft to see who takes home bragging rights for this season. Also, what’s up with Dalton and his thing for Paul Menard throughout Speed weeks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suspensesports/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/suspensesports/support

In the first edition of the Frontstretch Podcast in 2019, Dustin Albino and  Mike Neff discuss a rather boring Advance Auto Parts Clash, one where drivers ran single-file and up against the wall for much of the event. Neff sounds off on why he believes Jimmie Johnson caused the crash with Paul Menard that involved 16 others, noting ... Read more

We recap the thrilling victory of Jimmie Johnson in The Clash, review the Daytona 500 pole sitter William Byron's qualifying run, Paul Menard wrecked the field, Toby thinks otherwise, Jimmie to run a lot at the Boston Marathon, a full preview of the 61st running of the Daytona 500, plus we hear from tons of drivers in our montage segment and tons more. Hosted by Kerry "Jimmie is awesome" Murphey and Toby "Paul Menard Fanboy" Christie. Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lots of talk surrounding Jimmie Johnson's victory in the preseason race "The Clash" after contact with Paul Menard which set off the Big One. EG3 has it covered among things including William Bryon's Pole Run.

With rain about to fall, Jimmie Johnson tries to get by Paul Menard but clips him instead and spins him leading to a huge crash.

Anchor • Jason and Dalton are back at it again with their reactions over the Clash and how it changes the duel races and maybe even tho 500 itself. Also, they think we need some Paul Menard justice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/suspensesports/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/suspensesports/support

From the hauler drivers to Ross Chastain vs. Paul Menard, don't miss this week's episode of Bottled Up to ring in the new year!

Hosts: Krista Voda & Kyle Petty in Stamford. Jeff Burton at Burton’s Garage. · The Big 3 may be dominating, but now is not the time to let up. With more valuable playoff points on the line over the next 6 races, what they do now could eventually determine their championship fate. In the meantime, can any of them gain a true edge on the others as the regular season winds down?· Alex Bowman has held the foursome of Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Paul Menard, Ryan Newman and Daniel Suarez at bay for the final playoff spot. We'll go in-depth to see how the bubble battle has progressed over the last 4 races. Can anyone knock Bowman out on points – or will it take a win to get the job done?· Our Tuesday tradition continues with a 2-part edition of 'Scan All New Hampshire' - all the sights and sounds from a compelling Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Hosts: Carolyn Manno and Steve Letarte in the Stamford Studio. Jeff Burton from Burton’s Garage. · We’ll take a look back at Martin Truex Jr.’s dominant performance on Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. Is Truex better now than in his 2017 championship season? Our experts weigh in.· We’ll also hear from Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick, who both expressed frustration following Top-5 performances on Saturday. We’ll examine the ongoing competition between NASCAR’s Big Three with just seven races remaining until the Playoffs.· Speaking of the Playoffs, we’ll check in on the Bubble Boys. Paul Menard had a huge night points-wise, while Ricky Stenhouse Jr. drew even closer to Alex Bowman, who currently holds the final Playoff spot.· We’ll take a look at Christopher Bell’s winning performance in Friday’s XFINITY Series race. Plus, we’ll find out who the big winners were among the NBC broadcasters in NASCAR Fantasy.

Martin Truex Jr won his 19th career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway. Truex won both stages and took the checkered flag in route to victory. It was a dominating performance and a statement race for the No. 78 team and Furniture Row Racing.  Plus, Alex Bowman blew a left front tire and crashed hard on lap 111. Bowman finished 39th in a 39 car field. Paul Menard and Ricky Stenhouse Jr closed the gap on Bowman for the final spot in NASCAR's playoffs. We'll talk about the impact that had and review the entire Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway.  Also, Hendrick Motorsports announced they've reached a two year agreement with Chad Knaus to return as crew chief of the No. 48 Chevrolet. Knaus and Johnson have been together since the start of the 2002 season, compiling 83 wins and seven championships together. We'll talk about what this means for all the parties involved.  In addition we'll discuss the rumor about Leavine Family Racing moving to another manufactuer. The Sports Business Journal confirmed the rumor. We'll talk about what this might mean and who could possibly drive the No. 95 car next season.  Also, a quick preview of the Eldora Dirt Derby on Wednesday. Taking phone calls at 917-889-8280! 

Chase McCabe discusses the race that was at Sonoma, he interviews Ryan Blaney and Paul Menard and previews the upcoming race at Chicago.

Sunday's rain shortened Firekeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway resulted in Clint Bowyer winning his 10 career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series event. Bowyer passed Kevin Harvick in the closing stages of the event and held him off as the caution came out for rain. When NASCAR lost the track, they called the race after 133 laps.  Kevin Harvick finished second, followed by Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch and Paul Menard. Kyle Larson, who was looking for four wins in a row at Michigan, spun on lap 87. Larson finished in the 28th position.  It was a race dominated by the Ford drivers, particularly the cars from Stewart Haas Racing but Team Penske ran very well as well.  Also, three of the four Joe Gibbs Racing cars started at the rear of the field for issues with the splitters of their cars. We'll discuss that and if there may be any future penalties.  Plus, the NASCAR XFINITY Series used the new package this week at Michigan International Speedway. We'll discuss that and the feedback we heard this week. Is this the direction NASCAR should go?  And we'll take phone calls from the listeners at 917-889-8280! 

EP09 - In this episode of Pipe and Tamper, your host Mike starts by reviewing Peter Stokkebye’s Proper English No. 52. He then chats with artisan pipe carver Paul Menard of Paul's Pipes. The final segment of the episode is Behind The Pipe featuring American singer, songwriter and actor Bing Crosby.

Martin Truex Jr, Denny Hamlin, Chase Elliott, Paul Menard, and Ryan Blaney join Mike Bagley this week.

The Monster Energy Cup Series packs up for the Poconos this weekend. FOX's Matt Napolitano with your preview in 'FOX in the Fast Lane': With six races to go before the start of the Cup championship playoffs, drivers get ready to go racing at the Tricky Triangle for the Overton's 400 at Pocono Raceway Sunday. A race Brad Keselowski won back in 2011. Big news for the driver of the No. 2 Ford this week as it was announced he signed a multi-year extension with Team Penske. Keselowski appearing on FOX Sports 1: (Keselowski) "Team members and all kinds of things that come together to make a race team get to the race track, so I was glad to get it done and hopefully we can in the next few years get another championship." Keselowski's crew chief Paul Wolfe getting a multi-year extension as well and he'll have a new teammate on the Cup circuit next season... Ryan Blaney: (Blaney) "We announced today that I'll be driving the 12 car for Team Penske next year, so I'm real excited about that." Blaney announcing on Facebook Live that he will join Team Penske next season to drive the No. 12 Ford. Paul Menard will take over Blaney's current spot behind the wheel of the No. 21 for Wood Brothers Racing. FOX in the Fast Lane, I'm Matt Napolitano, FOX News. Follow Matt Napolitano on Twitter: @MattNapolitano

Chris Buescher won the Pocono 400 at Pocono Raceway during Monday's rain-shortened race. It's Buescher's 1st career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory. The win does not lock Buescher into the Chase as of yet, but he sits 31st in points with just 5 races to go until the Chase for the Sprint Cup. We'll discuss the entire race and talk about what this win means for Buescher, Front Row Motorsports, Roush Fenway Racing and NASCAR. We'll talk about the racing at Pocono Raceway and who was good, bad and who needs to step it up to make the Chase. Also Regan Smith finished in the 3rd spot, a great run for the Tommy Baldwin Racing entry. Also Richard Childress Racing made crew chief changes over the past week. Justin Alexander was replaced by Danny Stockman as the crew chief of Paul Menard's No. 27 Chevrolet. Was this the right move and who may be on the hot seat moving forward? Plus RCR's other news of the weekend as well. Also Kyle Larson's sponsor Target has announced they are leaving Chip Ganassi Racing's Verizon IndyCar team at the end of the 2016 season. Some fans are worried about Larson's future, so they be? Target's contract with Larson and CGR ends at the end of the 2017 season. Also we'll give our weekly Dale Jr update, plus we'll take your phone calls at 917-889-8280!

Week 8 is in the books! Thank you all for giving us a listen. Horace takes a tumble on "The Quiz Show" today. Today Tom chats with:Jim Cline - Jim Cline Insurance  Betsy Holleman - Speedway Children's Charities Bristol Motor Speedway  Pete Tackett - Antioch Baptist Church  Plus NASCAR soundbytes with Kyle Larson and Paul Menard.Listen "Live" each M-F 1-3p EST on Livestream.com or later through our shows podcast on iTunes, Stitcher or Tunein Radio. Watch later on YouTube. And visit our Facebook page and click on the "Like" button. We would be grateful!

Stephen and Katie look back on Kansas and Jeff Gordon's big win, plus they will preview the All Star race and talk to the Rear Tire Carrier for RCR's number 27 of Paul Menard, Ray Wright.

Guest: Sam Hornish Jr. - We recap the big stories coming from Michigan, Jimmie Johnson #fail, Hendrick Motorsports #fail, Dale Jr. Vs. Jeff Gordon, Paul Menard pummled by NASCAR, plus a full preview of Bristol Motor Speedway under the lights. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie Support the show: http://patreon.com/thefinallap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Menard held off a fast-charging Jeff Gordon to score his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series win in Sunday's Brickyard 400 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Greg Biffle gained ground in the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup after he claimed the win in Sunday's Price Chopper 400 at Kansas Speedway. Biffle took the lead from Paul Menard on lap 208 and then sailed to a convincing win in the third race of the Chase for the Sprint Cup in front of a near sell-out crowd on a picture perfect fall afternoon.

After a race with a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series all-time record of 28 leaders, Tony Stewart won his first race of the season at Talladega Superspeedway. Hear from Stewart, runner-up Paul Menard and Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup point leader Jimmie Johnson.