Happy Hour: Where Do We Go From Here?
Several questions about the future of NASCAR emerged from the controversial ending at Martinsville Speedway.
Caleb began sports writing in 2023 with The Liberty Champion, where he officially covered his first NASCAR race at Richmond in the spring. While there, Caleb met some of the guys from Frontstretch, and he joined the video editing team after graduating from Liberty University with degrees in Strategic Communications and Sports Journalism. Caleb currently work full-time as a Multi-Media Journalist with LEX 18 News in Lexington, Kentucky and contributes to Frontstretch with writing and video editing. He's also behind-the-scenes or on camera for the Happy Hour Podcast, live every Tuesday night at 7:30!
NASCAR Has Worked Harder at Charter Negotiations Than We Realized
Through the initial hearing, it became clear the sanctioning body has engaged in a lot of concessions and negotiations.
The Underdog House: Shane van Gisbergen Translates Road Course Prowess to Martinsville Success
The Kiwi finished 12th in his maiden Cup Series foray into Martinsville.
Thinkin’ Out Loud at Homestead: Aggression Finally Pays off for Tyler Reddick
Reddick didn’t rein himself in, and this time that was the right move.
Happy Hour: Joey Logano Luck Hits on Even (Year) Again
Plus, a discussion about Christopher Bell’s and Denny Hamlin’s playoff outlooks.
Thinkin’ Out Loud at Las Vegas: In a Format That Emphasizes Winning, Teams Still Prioritize Points
For some playoff drivers, the incentive to win apparently did not outweigh the opportunity for a good points day.
Bringing the Heat: Dylan Lupton, Construction Worker Turned Racecar Driver
The new driver of AM Racing’s No. 15 talks his career so far.
Happy Hour: Can Nostalgia Help Promote Change in NASCAR?
RFK Manager of Digital and Social Media Elijah Burke joins the podcast.
Rajah Caruth Hoping to Check Championship Appearance Off List of Goals
Caruth shares his outlook for the remaining Truck races in 2024.
Talladega Huge One Shakes Up Playoff Standings
One of the largest pileups in Cup Series history came with five laps to go at Talladega.