Podcasts about road course

For the first time ever, the NASCAR Cup Series is headed south of the border to Mexico for some Road Course action. On this episode we break down the action at Michigan, and recap the great betting card. Then we look at the road course where the boys will be this weekend, and discuss any metrics that make sense. Then it's time to put the card together starting with a bit of a twist on the Outright section. The Top 10 market is a little short this week, but that's OK! And the H2H market is giving us some feisty dogs.

NASCAR | Abrimos con la dominante victoria de Kyle Larson en Kansas, su tercera del año, que lo coloca como nuevo líder del campeonato. También repasamos el triunfo de Carson Hocevar en la Truck Series. IndyCar | Álex Palou sigue en modo imparable y se lleva su cuarta victoria en cinco carreras en el Road Course de Indianápolis. WEC | En el Mundial de Resistencia, Ferrari repite victoria, aunque esta vez tuvo que sudar ante un gran Alpine. Miguel Molina terminó segundo con el Ferrari #50. IMSA | En la resistencia americana, cuarta victoria del año para Porsche y tercer doblete consecutivo. En GTD, Albert Costa fue segundo y Antonio García tercero: doble podio español. ️ MotoGP | En Le Mans, Johan Zarco logró su primera victoria en la categoría reina. Marc Márquez fue segundotras las caídas de Bagnaia y Álex Márquez. Supercars | Fin de semana redondo para Broc Feeney en Tasmania, con dos victorias y un segundo puesto que lo convierten en nuevo líder del campeonato. F4 Francesa | Cerramos con el dominio de Alejandro Múñiz en Dijon, que reafirma su liderato en el campeonato. En directo todos los miércoles a las 22:00 en nuestro canal de Twitch y YouTube. Síguenos en redes: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bumpandfun YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BumpAndFun Todos los podcast: https://www.podcastmotor.es Twitter: @AutoFmRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autofmradio/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoFM Contacto: info@autofm.es

Drama follows the beloved French team (and their new acting principal Flavio Briatore). What does Pierre think of everything? Idk!! Just like we don't know when or if Fernando Alonso is going to win a race ever again. The month of May has hit Indycar hard, despite a 4th win from Palou, the 500 is up in the air! But don't worry - we recap how Qualifying works for this one because it's weird. As always, we have our hyperfixations but new to Track Talk: we were featured on 204 Rise! Give it a listen now:https://www.instagram.com/204rise/

Het is mei, dus staat de IndyCar Series in het teken van de Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Uiteraard is het hoofdevent de Indy 500, dat op 25 mei gaat plaatsvinden. Afgelopen weekend werd alvast het voorgerecht verreden met de race op de Road Course. Deze werd gewonnen door kampioenschapsleider Alex Palou, maar onze eigen Rinus 'VeeKay' zette de meest inspirerende prestatie neer door vanaf de 24ste plaats naar plek negen te rijden. We spraken erover met René Hoogterp, commentator bij Ziggo Sport Racing. Presentatie: Robert Denneman

A quite weekend is never a dull on as Racing season is in full swing!We spent our Sunday watching the New Smyrna Quarter Midget Racing Association kick off their 2025 season and then came home to watch the Nascar race at Circuit of the Americas!It ended up being one of the best road course races in Nascar History with a finish for the ages!The start of the New Smyrna Speedway season is just around the corner too so we have plenty of great content coming up! Enjoy!

Kyle Robert and Brian Twining get you set for the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix as NASCAR goes road course racing. The guys run through every driver on DraftKings to break down their favorite targets and fades for this weeks NASCAR DFS slate! Then they build three GPP lineups for the race.The guys also take a look at the outright betting odds for COTA. Has anything moved? Who should you bet this week? Is road course ringer season upon us?For more of our favorite bets and the full card make sure you are subscribed to the completely FREE Newsletter! It can be found at aoppodcast.substack.com00:00 Intro02:21 COTA High priced options15:30 COTA Mid pack options23:35 COTA cheaper options27:45 COTA Build DraftKings GPP lineups52:46 COTA Outright Betting Update01:10:56 COTA Updated Betting Card

The guys recap the action from Atlanta, Christopher Bell wins under caution, we discuss NASCAR's weird endings lately, Carson Hocevar ruffles feathers of drivers that usually ruffles feathers themselves, the latest on Chase Briscoe's penalty, plus a full preview of Circuit of the America's from Austin Texas, COTA. PLUS Rowdy Dragon has your Fantasy NASCAR picks for said COTA. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Chrisite.

Steve Post and Todd Gordon discussed Christopher Bell's victory at Atlanta Motor Speedway and spoke with AJ Allmendinger's crew chief, Trent Owens, ahead of this weekend's race at Circuit of the Americas.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jarrett from Bowen Built and Mike from Roush Motorsports join us to talk about the recent Optima Ultimate Street Car event that took place at Road America. They also discuss what goes into making a Mustang a great contender for autocross and road course situations and more.

On this week's episode we take a look back at the Chicago Street Race. Alex Bowman's big win, the big win for NBC, all the hiccups and strange situations, and how our betting card had another huge Road Course week. Then we touch on some NASCAR news and notes including some Silly Season signings. After that it's time to talk Pocono as we dig in to the data sets and how to look ahead at this 2.5 mile track. We talk Outrights, Finishing Position bets and Head to Head matchups that stand out the most for the Tricky Triangle!

Words can't describe the level heartbreak we had last week at Gateway, but we have to recap what went down anyway. After moving on from Gateway, we look ahead to the second Road Course of the season. We're switching the strategy up this week in the outright market. A little "Shotgun Unit" is coming this week with a few different drivers to watch. From there we look at the Position Placement market and look at some of the longer odds for some big name drivers. We wrap things up with a couple of Head to Head matchups that really stand out, and a Phil's Fired Up about some of the recent NASCAR news

Michael Petersen, CEO of RaiseAHood and also a driving instructor, joins us to share some of his advice for novices going into their first track day.

Connor Zilisch joins Brett Griffin, Freddie Kraft, TJ Majors and Casey Boat on Door Bumper Clear to recap his race at COTA. The hosts discuss whether COTA provides good racing, the number of track-limit penalties, and the on- and off-track incidents. Why are track limits so difficult for NASCAR to consistently enforce? What's the solution? Also, with William Byron being our first repeat winner of 2024, does that cement him as a NASCAR Cup Series championship favorite? Another hot topic was Chase Elliott's comments about participating in the next NASCAR Netflix show. Want more DBC? Check out and subscribe to the new DBC YouTube channel! FanDuel Disclaimer: 21+ and present in NC. First online real money wager only. $10 Deposit req. Bonus issued as non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See full terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Gambling problem? Call 877-718-5543 or visit morethanagame.nc.gov. 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

Connor Zilisch joins Brett Griffin, Freddie Kraft, TJ Majors and Casey Boat on Door Bumper Clear to recap his race at COTA. The hosts discuss whether COTA provides good racing, the number of track-limit penalties, and the on- and off-track incidents. Why are track limits so difficult for NASCAR to consistently enforce? What's the solution? Also, with William Byron being our first repeat winner of 2024, does that cement him as a NASCAR Cup Series championship favorite? Another hot topic was Chase Elliott's comments about participating in the next NASCAR Netflix show.  Want more DBC? Check out and subscribe to the new DBC YouTube channel!  FanDuel Disclaimer: 21+ and present in NC. First online real money wager only. $10 Deposit req. Bonus issued as non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire 7 days after receipt. Restrictions apply. See full terms at fanduel.com/sportsbook. Gambling problem? Call 877-718-5543 or visit morethanagame.nc.gov. 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

William Byron snakes his way to a win at COTA. Guest host Danielle Trotta welcomes PRN's Alexis Erickson and Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com.

After several decades in a Rocket, one national tour driver is swapping to Longhorns. We've got the details on that today, plus Kyle Larson's early 2024 racing plans, more Outlaw nights at Volusia, and sprint cars on the pavement at Sonoma.

Welcome to this week's episode of "Three Wide in the Middle" In this jam-packed show, your host Tommy takes the wheel to discuss the hot topics in the world of motorsports. First up (1:30), Tommy dives headfirst into the ongoing debacle that is the Next Gen cup series car on road courses and short tracks. He's not holding back as he shares his passionate thoughts on why something needs to be done to address what he calls "Mickey Mouse bulls$%t" in the NASCAR Cup Series. But that's just the beginning. Tommy then shifts gears and spends the rest of the episode (10:36), giving you the lowdown on all the dirt racing action from the past week. From thrilling races to surprise winners, he's got it covered. In a thought-provoking segment, Tommy delves into the economics of top-tier dirt racing. He discusses why an increase in prize money is essential to sustain the sport we all hold dear. It's an eye-opening exploration into the financial side of the dirt racing world. And as if that's not enough, Tommy wraps up the show by sharing his insights on the latest rumors swirling around the High Limit sprint car series potentially buying the All-Stars. What could this mean for the future of sprint car racing? Tommy weighs in on this exciting potential development. Get ready for an action-packed episode filled with passion, analysis, and all the dirt racing excitement you crave. Don't miss "Three Wide in the Middle" Tune in now! Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

Devyn (@DBrosius13) and Cody (@WKFCody) talk last week's exciting race at Talladega including what a win means for Ryan Blaney, Kevin Harvick's suspension and more! The duo also talks about the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series schedule release including what they are and aren't looking forward to. They also break down this weekend's upcoming race at the Charlotte Roval including the favorites, longshots and everyone in between. Follow We Know Fantasy on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @WeKnowFantasy. Follow Cody on Twitter @WKFCody for the most up to date NASCAR betting advice and weekly betting card. For more fantasy sports content, please be sure to visit www.weknowfantasy.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weknowfantasy/support

LAP 67 IS LIVE! It didn't take long for William Byron to win his 5th race of 2023... literally. Join Billy & Trey as they discuss:The Good, The Bad, The UglyStruggles For Playoff ContendersMayer's Move FTWDaytona PreviewWe're In For A Show& More!Tune in on all your favorite streaming platforms!Be sure subscribe, turn on automatic downloads, and follow us!Instagram: @OnTheThrottlePodcastTwitter: @OnTheThrottle

After a weekend in Upstate New York, DBC is back to break down the action from Watkins Glen. With the Cup race being the shortest run time in modern era NASCAR, the group debated the excitement level of back to back Road Course races in the Cup Series. They also discussed Denny Hamlin's unsigned driver contract, and speculated what may be in store for Denny's and 23XI Racing's future.In Spot On Spot Off, the gang discussed Sam Mayer & Ty Gibbs' on track feud, the bubble battle heading into the regular season finale at Daytona, NASCAR and Netflix's new docuseries, and an exciting Dirty Mo Media event that fans won't want to miss.Plus, the group fields more hilarious Reaction Theatre calls, discusses the state of racing at Bowman Grey, and debates which NASCAR driver could win in a hypothetical cage match style fight.DraftKings State-Specific Problem Gambling Information:In Massachusetts, call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org, In New York, call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369). In Tennessee and Kansas, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). In West Virginia, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit www.1800gambler.net. All games regulated by the West Virginia Lottery. Please play responsibly. In partnership with Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. In Connecticut, Help is available for problem gambling call 888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org. 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

After a weekend in Upstate New York, DBC is back to break down the action from Watkins Glen. With the Cup race being the shortest run time in modern era NASCAR, the group debated the excitement level of back to back Road Course races in the Cup Series. They also discussed Denny Hamlin's unsigned driver contract, and speculated what may be in store for Denny's and 23XI Racing's future. In Spot On Spot Off, the gang discussed Sam Mayer & Ty Gibbs' on track feud, the bubble battle heading into the regular season finale at Daytona, NASCAR and Netflix's new docuseries, and an exciting Dirty Mo Media event that fans won't want to miss. Plus, the group fields more hilarious Reaction Theatre calls, discusses the state of racing at Bowman Grey, and debates which NASCAR driver could win in a hypothetical cage match style fight. DraftKings State-Specific Problem Gambling Information: In Massachusetts, call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org, In New York, call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369). In Tennessee and Kansas, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). In West Virginia, Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit www.1800gambler.net. All games regulated by the West Virginia Lottery. Please play responsibly. In partnership with Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. In Connecticut, Help is available for problem gambling call 888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org. 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

Significance of William Byron's first road course victory (1:30); how Byron never has stopped incorporating iRacing into his development, making him the new-age NASCAR star (4:30); how Byron being a late bloomer makes him a bit of a throwback and also might give him an edge on avoiding burnout (8:30); how DJ closed the experience gap when getting started as a stock-car driver at 20 (10:30); with consecutive road course races featuring only one yellow, what are DJ's thoughts on stage ends without cautions (14:30); and an observation of how the track changes have impacted driving styles (18:00); should NASCAR consider enforcing track limits for Cup at the Glen? (20:00); is the Next Gen too drivable, plus DJ's suggestions for horsepower increasesat road courses and short tracks (23:00); is there an ideal Cup race length, and is less than two hours too short? (25:00); diagnosing what happened with Chase Elliott's faulty fuel strategy and was it the result of playoff pressure (28:30); the lack of execution and speed for the No. 9 team this season (33:00); what impact would losing Hendrick's two biggest sponsors from the playoffs (36:00); should Chase be downbeat about his Daytona chances? (38:00); who are DJ's favorites for making the Championship 4 at this stage? (42:00).

Ramblin' about Racin' Episode 176 is now out. This week Matt talks about: -         The NASCAR Races from Indy Road Course (Cup & Xfinity) -         The NASCAR Truck Race from IRP. -         Preview Watkins Glen for Xfinity and Cup. -         Is Chase Elliott in trouble for not making the playoffs in 2023? -         Can the Oval for Indy make a comeback and be successful? -         And more. Use #whatyathinkITM to respond to any topics we talked about this week or bring up issues that you noticed after the show. Make sure to sign up for the Ramblin about Racin Fantasy NASCAR League using the link below: https://fantasygames.nascar.com/live/league/marblesin Join the conversation with “Ramblin' about Racin'” using the hashtag #whatyathinkITM if you have something that you want discussed on future shows. If you want to be on the show with us reach out on social media or the website and we will get you the details on how to be on and talk racing with us. Check out our official stores where you can find the latest Ramblin about Racin gear: Tee Spring: https://inthemarbles.creator-spring.com/ Bonfire: https://www.bonfire.com/store/ramblin-about-racin/ Like watching Ramblin' about Racin' vice listening. Make sure to check out YouTube channel.   Thank you for listening to “Ramblin' about Racin',” where we bring the best post-race coverage and analysis throughout NASCAR, Formula 1, and Indy Car Series. Host Matt Beamer (the NASCAR Guy) and Preston Lood (the Formula 1 Guy) started this podcast in 2019 and look forward to sharing our passion for the sport they love. It would help the show a lot if you were to give us a rating on your podcast platform. Preston, Charlie, and Matt strive to bring you the best show every week. A rating will go a long way to show us how good we are doing. Make sure to follow “Ramblin' about Racin'” on all social media platforms: Facebook: Ramblin' about Racin' Twitter: @ramblinracinpod YouTube: Ramblin' about Racin' Thanks to our partners of Ramblin' about Racin': Devos Outdoor Lighting: https://www.devosoutdoor.com/discount/Ramblin Use discount code “Ramblin” for 10% off of your order. Stand Up 2 Cancer: https://www.pntrac.com/t/8-11683-229463-161439 Extreme Sim Racing: https://extremesimracing.com?sca_ref=2699905.1KbBYHVQPd Fanatics: http://fanatics.ncw6.net/gM6d9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back this week and flying solo! Willy is out because he can't podcast with an ankle injury cause podcasting takes all the ankles. So here I am talking all about the action from Indianapolis over the weekend. We talk about all things Indy Road Course and SRX Series from Eldora and look ahead to Watkins Glen! The NASCAR Playoffs are quickly approaching! 

Adam and Steve break down Ryan Blaney's race on the road course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Plus, they offer a NASCAR Fantasy Live League update and preview the upcoming race at Watkins Glen. Find Team Blaney on Twitter @teamblaney. On Facebook at Facebook.com/teamblaney. On Instagram at Team.Blaney and finally on Discord at https://discord.com/invite/R6W2dpPuTw. You can also follow hosts Adam and Steve on Twitter @adamrogers and @mezz_12. Don't forget to support the Ryan Blaney Family Foundation. Find them on Twitter @rbfamfoundation and online at ryanblaneyfamilyfoundation.org. And thank you to Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) for the awesome theme music! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It was an underdog win this Sunday at the Indy road course, as Michael McDowell would be the class of the field in his Frontrow Motorsports Ford Mustang!This week on the Bump N' Run Podcast veteran radio host Michael D. White, Daytona Ron, and Matt "The Stat Man" Reilly talk about the latest news including the suspension of Noah Gragson.Plus our Checkers and Wreckers, Race Grades, Pick A Lane topics and our Watkins Glen Preview!All that and more on this week's Bump N' Run Podcast!Bumpnrunpod.com Truck race: Ty MajeskiXfinity race: Ty GibbsCup race: Michael McDowell lead 3 times for 54 lapsHighlights: 2 hrs 9 mins 59 seconds1 caution for 3 laps10 lead changes among 7 drivers1 McDowell 2 Elliott 3 Suarez 4 Reddick 5 BowmanNext week preview: We're heading to Watkins GlenSaturday Xfinity on track 3:30 on USA for the Shriners Children's 200Sunday cup on track 3pm on USA for the Go Bowling at the GlenPractice and qualifying 12:30 on SaturdayBumpnrunpod.com

Chase Holden and Dale Tanhardt recap the NASCAR Verizon 200 at the Indy Road Course and discuss early odds on DraftKings, BetRivers, and Caesars Sportsbook for the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen. _______________________________________________________View our NASCAR Cup Series Best Bets Weekly on Action Network!Chase: https://action.onelink.me/qhpb/db4c3740Dale: https://action.onelink.me/qhpb/91e00ff1*******************Garage Guys Racing Merch Is Available NOW exclusively with the Daily Downforce!https://dailydownforce.com/garage-guys/*******************Join the Garage Guys Discord Community. It's Free: https://discord.gg/P2rNch3MpS*******************Follow us on Twitter!Chase: https://twitter.com/GarageGuyChaseDale: https://twitter.com/DaletanhardtGarage Guys: https://twitter.com/garageguysfs********************HOOTERS IS FOR RACE DAY!Garage Guys and Hooters are a match made in heaven. Save $10 on any Takeout or Delivery order of $30+ with promo code "GARAGEGUYS". Download the Hooters App to place your order and get rewards, discounts, and special offers!Hooters App: https://www.hooters.com/about/app/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/garage-guys-fantasy-sports-podcast/donations

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Michael McDowell wins the Verizon 200 at the Brickyard. Post Race interviews with Race Winning Crew Chief Travis Peterson, Front Row Motorsports GM Jerry Freeze, and Race Winner Michael McDowell.

Episode 72- Join Brad and Jamie this week as they talk about the Racing at Indy over the weekend. We also start with some crazy stories from Texas where they take the law into their own hands, Michigan Police need better communication, Canadian drug smuggler needs to learn to use GPS, broken down stolen handicap scooter, and much more. What item would you leave on Mars just to confuse NASA? All that and much more on this weeks episode of Race Car Spelled Backwards!

Corey and crew break down what to expect as the NASCAR Cup Series twists and turns through the Indianapolis Road Course.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Here's who to place your bets on this weekend. Source

Devyn (@DBrosius13) and Cody (@WKFCody) are back this week following their vacation to talk about 2x winner Chris Buescher, Martin Truex Jr's hot streak, the Noah Gragson situation road course ringers and much more! Plus the dup breaks down the upcoming road course race at the Indy road course and handicaps the field. Follow We Know Fantasy on Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter) @WeKnowFantasy. Follow Cody on X (Twitter) @WKFCody for the most up to date betting advice and weekly betting card. For more fantasy sports content, be sure to visit www.weknowfantasy.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weknowfantasy/support

We review Chris Buescher's back to back win at Michigan, break down the Monday race finish, Martin Truex Jr. still going, Noah Gragson Suspended, XFinity Series HUGE TV deal, Fantasy NASCAR from Rowdy Dragon, plus a full Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course preview. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie 

00:00:00 - Michigan race reactions00:07:00 - Is it time to bet Chase Elliott to win the Championship?00:18:30 - Playoffs cutline update00:34:50 - Wine About It00:43:30 - Indy Road Course betting picks01:17:15 - Picks to winChris Buescher goes back-to-back and picks up his second win of the season at Michigan by holding off Martin Truex Jr!In this episode, the Stacking Dennys duo of Nick and Jordan discuss Michigan, whether Chase Elliott is a good Championship bet, and the Playoffs cutline before setting their sights on the upcoming Verizon 200 at The Brickyard (Indy Road Course), race #24 of the season.The Wine About It segment on this show is presented by L'uva Bella Winery. Visit https://luvabella.com/ for more information on where to find that wine.Get their wine shipped directly to you at https://vinoshipper.com/shop/l_uva_bella_winery_brandsStacking Dennys is a NASCAR podcast featuring Jordan McAbee of RotoBaller and Nick Giffen (a.k.a. "RotoDoc") of The Action Network as the two discuss Fantasy NASCAR strategies and top bets for the upcoming race.Follow the hosts on Twitter:Jordan McAbee (@FanRacingOnline)Nick Giffen (@RotoDoc)Find their content here:Jordan McAbee (RotoBaller) - Use discount code JORDANJordan McAbee (Action Network bets tracked)Nick Giffen (Fantasy Labs)Nick Giffen (Action Network bets tracked)

We are back, and a whole day early this week! You are welcome! Due to watching some live racing this week we had to give you the show a whole day sooner than normal, give it a listen and you'll also understand why this needed to get out a day ahead too! We're making some SVG guesses on where he'll be in 2024. We're talking all about the action from Michigan International over the weekend and looking ahead to the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity Series, and the Indycar Series races from the Road Course at Indy! The truck series is running at Lucas Oil Raceway in Indy as well and we get to see the first oval laps from SVG! A lot of road course "ringers" coming to Indy this weekend as well! We give you a giant review of the SRX race from Berlin last week too! Give it a listen, follow, subscribe, and leave a review! 

Dale Earnhardt Jr. returns from a rainy weekend in Michigan to join co-host Mike Davis for another episode of Dirty Air. With a star-studded NASCAR Cup race set for this coming weekend at the Indianapolis Road Course, the guys handicap the top ringers in the field, being Kamui Kobayashi, Shane Van Gisbergen, and Brodie Kostecki. They also recap Chris Buescher's big win at Michigan and what it means for Roush-Fenway-Keselowski Racing and the rest of the Ford manufacturing roster. During the Ask Jr. segment, listeners sent in questions regarding: What traits Dale looks for in young drivers Should all tracks have lights? Ideal songs for personal entrance music Favorite Washington Commanders moments witnessed in person What movie do you wish you could rewatch for the first time? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dale Earnhardt Jr. returns from a rainy weekend in Michigan to join co-host Mike Davis for another episode of Dirty Air. With a star-studded NASCAR Cup race set for this coming weekend at the Indianapolis Road Course, the guys handicap the top ringers in the field, being Kamui Kobayashi, Shane Van Gisbergen, and Brodie Kostecki. They also recap Chris Buescher's big win at Michigan and what it means for Roush-Fenway-Keselowski Racing and the rest of the Ford manufacturing roster.  During the Ask Jr. segment, listeners sent in questions regarding: What traits Dale looks for in young drivers Should all tracks have lights? Ideal songs for personal entrance music Favorite Washington Commanders moments witnessed in person What movie do you wish you could rewatch for the first time? 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

Also, a discussion of the racing at Atlanta and a preview of the SRX season opener. Source

We break down the thrilling Sonoma Raceway action where Martin Truex Jr. shocks with a road course win. Denny Hamlin plays ping-pong with his 11 car plus Rowdy Dragon recaps the Fantasy NASCAR week. Plus we discuss the Garage 56 NASCAR entry and mention Jimmie Johnson a few times. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie.

Tire changer George Balfanz Jr. joins the show, and the guys draft their dream broadcast teams. Source

Rex and JP go through the twisties this week and talk about F1, LeMans, and Isle of Man. They also discuss IHRA bringing back TD and TS!!! Angus Lock discusses his career as an areodynamic specialist, and Victoria Beaner gives us all the news on Jr Dragsters in her "Single Cylinder Report"

-Intro -Trucks & XFinity -Sunday Storylines -Sunday Recap at COTA -Tyler Reddick -Over/Under -Twisted History -Pickin The Tires

Is Tyler Reddick currently the best road course racer in NASCAR? (1:00); will there be a knock-on effect for other Toyota drivers in the future? (3:30); the three-stop strategy that paid off for Reddick and the No. 45 team (6:00); the sequence of final restarts and the adjustment Reddick made (9:00); why this victory was important in validating 23XI's signing of Tyler Reddick after a slow start to 2023 (12:30); an interesting take form Kyle Busch on the finish (15:00); watching Kurt Busch process another driver winning his former ride (18:00); should NASCAR reconsider local yellows or even the concept of green-white-checkered philosophy on mammoth road courses (21:00); angry drivers, starting with an angry Daniel Suarez driving into the pits and incurring a possibly penalty (24:00); recapping all the angst and animosity postrace (26:00); where Chastain and Suarez go from here (28:30); what NASCAR can do (30:30); checking in with the F1 champions in the field, namely Jenson Button (33:00); the NASCAR Cup Series at the quarter-pole of the 2023 season and must-win territory for Kyle Larson? (36:00); Richmond preview (39:00); 

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What do you get when you combine a drug smuggling enterprise straight out of an episode of Miami Vice with the high-dollar sports car racing world of the 1980s? You get the story of Randy Lanier, and on this week's episode he joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis to tell it. At one time a top prospect in American motorsports, Lanier made headlines when he was indicted in 1986 for operating a multi-million dollar drug distribution effort responsible for bringing over 300 tons of marijuana to the United States from Columbia. Just a handful of months before he was Rookie of the Year in the 70th running of the Indianapolis 500. Originally born in rural Lynchburg, Virginia, Lanier and his family of seven moved to Hollywood, Florida when he was 13. The sunny beach lifestyle was captivating for young Randy, and was soon introduced to the thriving marijuana subculture of the 1960s. His father, who worked as a draftsman, was concerned about his seemingly wayward lifestyle and got him a job in construction. But, due to his longhaired appearance, fellow construction workers began asking Randy if he knew where to buy marijuana, and his stint in drug dealing began. Randy shares a frightening story of getting robbed at gun-point during a sale, which temporarily took him away from Florida to Colorado. It was there he met a guru, who invited him to an ashram in Boulder where he learned the art of meditation, which proved to be a big part of his survival in prison as well as a cornerstone of his life today. Upon returning to Florida, Randy continued on his new path until tragically losing his brother Glen in a motorcycle accident. The event was catastrophic for the Lanier family, and Randy explains it spun him out, back into the familiarity of selling marijuana.  While he may not have realized it at the time, Lanier's eventual career in motorsports was implanted in the back of his mind, thanks in part to listening to the Indianapolis 500 broadcast on the radio when he was a young boy at his family farm in Virginia. Randy recalls a story from the late 1970s when he was attending a car show at the Miami Beach Convention Center and noticed a SCCA-sponsored booth. He picked up a pamphlet and eventually made the call to inquire about becoming a licensed driver. Soon after, he purchased his first race car: a 1957 Porsche 256. After renting out a small warehouse to be his shop and preparing the car for racing action, he entered his first amateur contest at West Palm Beach Speedway in 1980. As legend would have it, he won.  From there he rapidly progressed through the sports car ranks, arriving at the headlining IMSA GT circuit. After spending a few seasons in borrowed rides with minimal results, he decided to take matters into his own hands and form his own racing team. But, to win on a consistent basis required a large bank roll, and so the two roads of Lanier's life intersected.  DIRTY AIR Before Randy joins the show, Dale, Mike and Matthew discuss: Listeners respond to Dale and Mike's heated discussion The chaotic Cup race at the Indianapolis Road Course  Indianapolis Oval or Road Course? Dale Jr.'s return to North Wilkesboro   ASKJR presented by Xfinity The fan questions came rolling in about: Doing commentary for other sports Should NASCAR return to Iowa Speedway? The 1995 Impala from MTV Cribs Dale's perfect tailgate menu 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

What do you get when you combine a drug smuggling enterprise straight out of an episode of Miami Vice with the high-dollar sports car racing world of the 1980s? You get the story of Randy Lanier, and on this week's episode he joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. and co-host Mike Davis to tell it.At one time a top prospect in American motorsports, Lanier made headlines when he was indicted in 1986 for operating a multi-million dollar drug distribution effort responsible for bringing over 300 tons of marijuana to the United States from Columbia. Just a handful of months before he was Rookie of the Year in the 70th running of the Indianapolis 500.Originally born in rural Lynchburg, Virginia, Lanier and his family of seven moved to Hollywood, Florida when he was 13. The sunny beach lifestyle was captivating for young Randy, and was soon introduced to the thriving marijuana subculture of the 1960s. His father, who worked as a draftsman, was concerned about his seemingly wayward lifestyle and got him a job in construction. But, due to his longhaired appearance, fellow construction workers began asking Randy if he knew where to buy marijuana, and his stint in drug dealing began.Randy shares a frightening story of getting robbed at gun-point during a sale, which temporarily took him away from Florida to Colorado. It was there he met a guru, who invited him to an ashram in Boulder where he learned the art of meditation, which proved to be a big part of his survival in prison as well as a cornerstone of his life today. Upon returning to Florida, Randy continued on his new path until tragically losing his brother Glen in a motorcycle accident. The event was catastrophic for the Lanier family, and Randy explains it spun him out, back into the familiarity of selling marijuana. While he may not have realized it at the time, Lanier's eventual career in motorsports was implanted in the back of his mind, thanks in part to listening to the Indianapolis 500 broadcast on the radio when he was a young boy at his family farm in Virginia. Randy recalls a story from the late 1970s when he was attending a car show at the Miami Beach Convention Center and noticed a SCCA-sponsored booth. He picked up a pamphlet and eventually made the call to inquire about becoming a licensed driver. Soon after, he purchased his first race car: a 1957 Porsche 256. After renting out a small warehouse to be his shop and preparing the car for racing action, he entered his first amateur contest at West Palm Beach Speedway in 1980. As legend would have it, he won. From there he rapidly progressed through the sports car ranks, arriving at the headlining IMSA GT circuit. After spending a few seasons in borrowed rides with minimal results, he decided to take matters into his own hands and form his own racing team. But, to win on a consistent basis required a large bank roll, and so the two roads of Lanier's life intersected. DIRTY AIRBefore Randy joins the show, Dale, Mike and Matthew discuss: Listeners respond to Dale and Mike's heated discussion The chaotic Cup race at the Indianapolis Road Course  Indianapolis Oval or Road Course? Dale Jr.'s return to North Wilkesboro  ASKJR presented by XfinityThe fan questions came rolling in about: Doing commentary for other sports Should NASCAR return to Iowa Speedway? The 1995 Impala from MTV Cribs Dale's perfect tailgate menu 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

Phil Parsons has done it all. From being the little brother of a NASCAR Legend, a racer, a team owner and a broadcaster, the only thing he hadn't done was come to the Bojangles Studio to sit down with Dale Earnhardt Jr. Until now. On his 65th birthday, Parsons sits down with Dale Jr. and Mike Davis about his fascinating life. All he wanted to do is race. Plain and simple. From the age of five, watching his brother Benny in daring Figure-8 races through his older brother's monumental ascension through the sport, little brother just wanted to drive. When he got his shot, it didn't come easy. He took a Vega and some infrequent opportunities and made the most of them by winning races in NASCAR's Baby Grand Series, which was to become the Dash Series. He won at places like Hickory Motor Speedway, Caraway Speedway, North Wilkesboro and Nashville. It's a period of Parsons' story not often talked about and a time that Dale Jr. came to the table with curiosity about. Parsons' racing career hit rock bottom, when family money and opportunity ran dry. So, he humbly went to Humpy Wheeler for help. The advice led him to a "real job" working with Travis Carter on Hal Needham and Burt Reynold's Skoal Bandit team. The team's drivers were stuntman Stan Barrett and the legendary Harry Gant. The job created a relationship with U.S. Tobacco which blossomed into funding for his own chances back behind the wheel. The sponsorship sent Parsons on a course for Cup. At first, he was just trying to stick in NASCAR's Late Model Sportsman ranks (now known as the Xfinity Series). His rookie season produced success and an opportunity the next year with the Skoal Bandit team in NASCAR's Cup Series. Parsons is well known for a massive crash he experienced at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama which sent his racecar tumbling violently on the high-banks. He details the wreck from his vantage point and the pain it produced. Phil also experienced the jubilation of winning in NASCAR's elite series, when he captured a win, five years after his flip, at Talladega. He explains the Zen of having the perfect car that day and matching it with perfect strategy and drive. At the end of the 1989 season Phil elected to have cataract surgery. After the successful procedure, Parsons started in his next big opportunity, for the powerful Morgan McClure Racing team. But, only three races into his tenure with the team, he got a call saying that the team was going in a different direction. Phil opens up about taking that phone call and the decision that ultimately cut the growth of his Cup career. Parson's also reveals how false rumors about his eyesight then hindered potential chances in Cup. His decision to return the Xfinity Series was a family matter. He details the choice and how he built part-two of his racing career. Parsons goes into detail about his brother Benny and the wild repair job that netted him the 1973 NASCAR Cup Series Championship. He also talks about Benny's role as a television broadcaster and how his legacy lives on. Phil too followed in Benny's footsteps with a successful television career of his own, to which he still enjoys to this day. DIRTY AIR Before Parsons joins the show, Dale, Mike, Hannah and Matthew talk about: Dale and Amy's wild commercial travel adventures and their trip to France. The upcoming live DJD show at Nashville's Ole Red. Jeremy Mayfield and others winning after being on the show. The sport needing more short-track style road courses.   ASKJR presented by Xfinity The fan questions came rolling in about: What songs pump up Dale Jr. Road Course suggestions like running a green Sonoma or The Boot at the Glen! Dale Jr driving a V8 Supercar. Dale Jr. asked to Le Mans for Garage 56? and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Phil Parsons has done it all. From being the little brother of a NASCAR Legend, a racer, a team owner and a broadcaster, the only thing he hadn't done was come to the Bojangles Studio to sit down with Dale Earnhardt Jr. Until now. On his 65th birthday, Parsons sits down with Dale Jr. and Mike Davis about his fascinating life.All he wanted to do is race. Plain and simple. From the age of five, watching his brother Benny in daring Figure-8 races through his older brother's monumental ascension through the sport, little brother just wanted to drive. When he got his shot, it didn't come easy. He took a Vega and some infrequent opportunities and made the most of them by winning races in NASCAR's Baby Grand Series, which was to become the Dash Series. He won at places like Hickory Motor Speedway, Caraway Speedway, North Wilkesboro and Nashville. It's a period of Parsons' story not often talked about and a time that Dale Jr. came to the table with curiosity about.Parsons' racing career hit rock bottom, when family money and opportunity ran dry. So, he humbly went to Humpy Wheeler for help. The advice led him to a "real job" working with Travis Carter on Hal Needham and Burt Reynold's Skoal Bandit team. The team's drivers were stuntman Stan Barrett and the legendary Harry Gant. The job created a relationship with U.S. Tobacco which blossomed into funding for his own chances back behind the wheel. The sponsorship sent Parsons on a course for Cup. At first, he was just trying to stick in NASCAR's Late Model Sportsman ranks (now known as the Xfinity Series). His rookie season produced success and an opportunity the next year with the Skoal Bandit team in NASCAR's Cup Series.Parsons is well known for a massive crash he experienced at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama which sent his racecar tumbling violently on the high-banks. He details the wreck from his vantage point and the pain it produced. Phil also experienced the jubilation of winning in NASCAR's elite series, when he captured a win, five years after his flip, at Talladega. He explains the Zen of having the perfect car that day and matching it with perfect strategy and drive.At the end of the 1989 season Phil elected to have cataract surgery. After the successful procedure, Parsons started in his next big opportunity, for the powerful Morgan McClure Racing team. But, only three races into his tenure with the team, he got a call saying that the team was going in a different direction. Phil opens up about taking that phone call and the decision that ultimately cut the growth of his Cup career. Parson's also reveals how false rumors about his eyesight then hindered potential chances in Cup.His decision to return the Xfinity Series was a family matter. He details the choice and how he built part-two of his racing career.Parsons goes into detail about his brother Benny and the wild repair job that netted him the 1973 NASCAR Cup Series Championship. He also talks about Benny's role as a television broadcaster and how his legacy lives on. Phil too followed in Benny's footsteps with a successful television career of his own, to which he still enjoys to this day.DIRTY AIR Before Parsons joins the show, Dale, Mike, Hannah and Matthew talk about: Dale and Amy's wild commercial travel adventures and their trip to France. The upcoming live DJD show at Nashville's Ole Red. Jeremy Mayfield and others winning after being on the show. The sport needing more short-track style road courses.  ASKJR presented by XfinityThe fan questions came rolling in about: What songs pump up Dale Jr. Road Course suggestions like running a green Sonoma or The Boot at the Glen! Dale Jr driving a V8 Supercar. Dale Jr. asked to Le Mans for Garage 56? and more 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