Bringing the Heat: Kyle Petty Continues His Ride, Pt. 1
Plus: a surprise guest to promote an event this weekend at Phoenix.
Frontstretch Podcast Network
Five shows, one destination
Bringing the Heat: Trey Lyle gives you an all access look at the previous week’s race, thoughts and analysis, interviews, and more.
Frontstretch Happy Hour: Bryan Nolen, Dalton Hopkins and Michael Massie are joined by a rotating panel of guests to talk all the hot topics in motorsports and provide their unfiltered opinions.
Stock Car Scoop: Eric Schneck with a rotation of guests and the Frontstretch at track team discuss that weekends events and their initial reaction to the Cup Series Race that just unfolded.
Through The Gears: A deep dive into all things betting on NASCAR.
The Pit Straight: Frontstretch talks all things open wheel.
Happy Hour: Is Honda Really Heading to NASCAR?
Special guest NBC Sports’ John Newby joins to discuss if a new OEM could join.
The Pit Straight: Should We Keep Watching F1?
The dominance of Max Verstappen and Red Bull can make F1 a hard product to market.
Stock Car Scoop: Stewart-Haas Racing Falling, Spire Motorsports Rising?
Adam Cheek and Anthony Damcott recap NASCAR’s visit to Las Vegas and a potential switch in the team power rankings.
Through the Gears: Las Vegas Betting Preview
Your guide to betting on this weekend’s action at Vegas.
Bringing the Heat: Doug Rice’s Last Lap
This week, Bringing the Heat speaks to Doug Rice, who’s in his final season at PRN.
Happy Hour: Will Trackhouse Say Adios to Daniel Suárez Despite the Win?
Despite the Suarez win, will Trackhouse Racing put one of its other signed drivers in the No. 99?
Through the Gears: A Torch-Passing Betting Preview of Atlanta
Through the Gears gets a new host as we discuss betting prospects at Atlanta.
Bringing the Heat: Ed Lane Talks William Byron, Daytona 500
Lane also gives a local perspective on Byron’s connections to Liberty University.
Happy Hour: Kevin Harvick Stole Our Idea
Is it better for underdogs or the elite to win the Daytona 500, and did William Byron really win it?