Happy Hour: Mini Tyrrell & Preston Pardus on NASCAR in San Diego
The two drivers join the podcast. Also, the hosts and Pardus fill out a NASCAR In-Season Challenge bracket.
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: After Jesse Love’s Signing, What’s Left for NASCAR Silly Season?
What was once expected to be the craziest Silly Season in a while has turned out to be pretty tame so far, but some dominoes could still fall.
Happy Hour: San Diego Street Race Preview & Remembering Steve Waid
Bleacher Nation’s Brian Twining and Scene Vault Podcast’s Rick Houston join the show
Longtime NASCAR Journalist Steve Waid Dead at Age 77
Waid was a Squier-Hall Award winner in the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
Happy Hour: Bell Injury, 2-Horse Title Race & Connor Zilisch’s Rough Year Continues
Frontstretch’s Editor-in-chief Tom Bowles joins the show
Fire on Fridays: Will the Kyle Busch Bow Become Like the Polish Victory Lap?
Other drivers started out doing Alan Kulwicki’s victory tradition as a tribute to the late driver, but it’s since become something all drivers do. Will the Rowdy bow be the same?
Happy Hour: ARCA Check-In, Cleetus McFarland Buzz, Toyota Dominance & Polesitter Bonus Play
Charles Krall, Communications Manager of the ARCA Menards Series, joins as the guest.
Fire on Fridays: NASCAR CEO Steve O’Donnell Had His Mike Helton Moment
Thrust into an awful situation, like Helton 25 years ago, O’Donnell proved NASCAR is in good hands.
Happy Hour: Remembering Kyle Busch With Holly Cain
Cain, a Senior Writer for the NASCAR Wire Service, joins the podcast.
Denny Hamlin, Christopher Bell Cost Each Other the Coke 600
The Joe Gibbs Racing teammates couldn’t clear each other while Daniel Suarez ran away with the win.