Happy Hour: How Do We Heal NASCAR?
John Newby, Senior Writer of Savage Ventures returns to the show for the season finale episode
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.
Fire on Fridays: So, Where’s All of NASCAR’s Money Going?
Documents released from the courts revealed NASCAR profited over $100 million last year while a majority of its race teams lost money.
Happy Hour: NASCAR Lawsuit, Sam Mayer Suspension & Championship Predictions
Dustin Long of NBC Sports joins the podcast.
Kaulig Racing Won’t Compete in O’Reilly Series in 2026
The team could return if Dodge comes back to the series.
Ryan Blaney Denied 3rd Straight Fall Martinsville Win, Misses Championship 4
Blaney came from 31st to second, one spot shy of what he needed to race for another title.
Sam Mayer Says Jeb Burton Doesn’t ‘Have the It Factor, He Has the S–t Factor’
Mayer wrecked Burton on the cool-down lap, and both drivers and Jordan Anderson sounded off.
Layne Riggs’ Heroics All for Naught at Martinsville, Confirms 2026 Plans
Riggs thought his bump-and-run, that he wasn’t proud of, put him in the Championship 4, but he lost out on a tiebreaker.
Frankie Muniz on Injury, NASCAR Future & Balancing Trucks With Malcolm in the Middle Reboot
He also discusses working with Josh Reaume and why he doesn’t want to play the drums again.
Happy Hour: 2 Championship 4 Spots Locked in, 2 Remain & Gabe Wood Joins
Jeremy Clements Racing car chief Gabe Wood joins the weekly podcast covering the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series.
Stock Car Scoop: Missed Opportunities & Chase Briscoe Brilliance
Caleb Barnes and Michael Massie discuss the ups and downs for playoff drivers at Talladega on this week’s Stock Car Scoop.