Happy Hour: The Best NASCAR Playoff Race Ever?
Host of Above The Yellow Line and reporter for Racing America Taylor Kitchen joins the podcast.
Michael Massie joined Frontstretch in 2017 and has served as the Content Director since 2020.
Massie, a Richmond, Va., native, has covered NASCAR, IndyCar, SRX and the CARS Tour. Outside of motorsports, the Virginia Tech grad and Green Bay Packers minority owner can be seen cheering on his beloved Hokies and Packers.
Counting CARS: 3 Takeaways from Championship Night at North Wilkesboro
Two new champions were crowned at the legendary track.
Happy Hour: Jeopardy Star on NASCAR DQs, Robberies & Espionage
The guys discuss Alex Bowman’s DQ, the late caution that came just before Parker Kligerman took the white flag and more.
Short Track Weekly: What the Flying 11 Means to Virginia Late Model Scene
This year, Ray Hendrick was nominated for the NASCAR Hall of Fame, and his son Roy passed away. What followed was a series of throwbacks to one of the most iconic cars in grassroots racing.
Happy Hour: Can Nostalgia Help Promote Change in NASCAR?
RFK Manager of Digital and Social Media Elijah Burke joins the podcast.
Happy Hour: Did Chase Briscoe Do Anything Wrong?
Sports reporter Matthew Schwartz joins the podcast.
Carson Kvapil Outduels Mike Looney to Win 1st Grandfather Clock
Kvapil fought off cramping as well as the field to claim victory at Martinsville.
Fire on Fridays: Could FedEx Leaving Lead Denny Hamlin to Follow?
Should FedEx not return to the No. 11 next year, would that lead to Hamlin’s eventual departure from Joe Gibbs Racing?
Happy Hour: Dalton May Be Back but Bristol Is Not
What went wrong in the Bristol Night Race? What’s to make of the Corey LaJoie-Justin Haley trade?