Podcast: Erik Jones on Fontana Top-5 Result, Adjusting Expectations & Petty GMS Merger
Hear from Erik Jones who earned a top-five finish at Auto Club. Also, Bryan Nolen and Davey Segal preview this weekend’s NASCAR races at Las Vegas.
Hear from Erik Jones who earned a top-five finish at Auto Club. Also, Bryan Nolen and Davey Segal preview this weekend’s NASCAR races at Las Vegas.
To become a short track or not to become a short track?
BJ and Jessica McLeod join Davey Segal to discuss the Next Gen car and how they manage their relationship in NASCAR.
Four years ago, Bubba Wallace had tears in his eyes following a runner-up finish in the Daytona 500.
This time around, those same tears welled in his eyes following an identical result. But the only thing that was reminiscent of 2018 was the finishing position. Everything else had changed.
Last summer, AJ Allmendinger came up one spot short of victory lane at Daytona International Speedway.
Saturday night in the Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner. 300 (Feb. 19), he fell short yet again of that elusive checkered flag.
In what was an uncharacteristically calm NextEra Energy Resources 250 (Feb. 18) at Daytona International Speedway, Tanner Gray dodged a couple of late-race wrecks en route to a fourth-place result, a welcome development for the third-year driver.
TMT driver Kaz Grala discusses the new team, whether or not he’s met team owner Floyd Mayweather and more.
Check out what the Daytona 500 competitors had to say Wednesday, Feb. 16, during media day for the 64th annual Great American Race.
Who will come out on top at Daytona — an ace or someone else entirely?
Kaulig Racing’s Justin Haley wound up 19th in the final running order at Sunday’s (Feb. 6) inaugural Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
But that was nowhere near indicative of his race and overall weekend.
Haley, who posted the third quickest time in qualifying Saturday night and won his heat leading flag-to-flag, was a solid top-five contender during the main event. He looked to be a dark horse contender for victory until contact sent the No. 31 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet careening into the infield barriers on lap 116, ending his day.
New season, same podcast! Davey Segal returns to kick off 2022 with RFK Racing’s Chris Buescher. The two discuss his offseason, the minimal downtime during it, preparations with the Next Gen car, Brad Keselowski coming in as a new owner/teammate, how he’ll approach The Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and more. …
Happy Holidays, everyone! Davey Segal is joined by a roundtable consisting of Tom Bowles, Zach Sturniolo, Michael Massie, Bryan Nolen and Adam Cheek to recap all the happenings this NASCAR offseason, from Next Gen testing to horsepower changes to silly season moves and more. The group also reminisce on NASCAR gifts they’ve received over the …
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