Happy Hour: Sam Hunt Joins & a Very Special Return
The owner of the NASCAR Xfinity Series team Sam Hunt Racing joins the podcast as well as a surprise guest.
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.
Parker Retzlaff Ready to Move On From Daytona, In No Rush for Cup
Retzlaff talks the Daytona controversy, his bad luck, his best moment of 2024 and if he is ready for the NASCAR Cup Series.
Fire on Fridays: It’s Time for Corey Heim & The Gibbs Family To Make Up Already
Joe Gibbs Racing is Heim’s best pathway to the NASCAR Cup Series. But it feels like he will never get the chance to race for them.
Bringing the Heat: Tyler Reddick Focused on Winning It All
Reddick sits down with Frontstretch to talk about MoneyLion’s back-to-school donation efforts, charter negotiations and more.
Happy Hour: Even-Year Joey Logano Does It Again
Will Logano once again make the Championship 4 in an even year? What will happen to the two teams who didn’t sign the charter agreement?
Alex Bowman Scores Atlanta Top 5 After Week of Rumors
The week started with Bowman answering questions about his status at Hendrick Motorsports. It ended with him finishing fifth.
Corey Heim Doesn’t Toe Toyota Line, Almost Wins Atlanta
Heim went for the win instead of pushing fellow Toyota Chandler Smith. Smith was not pleased
Happy Hour: The Smartest NASCAR Playoff Preview
Which host do you think filled out the best playoff bracket?
Marcus Ericsson Salvages Milwaukee Doubleheader with Top 5 on SundayÂ
Ericsson crashed on Saturday and scored a top five on Sunday.
Christian Lundgaard Gains 17 Spots for Milwaukee Top 10
Strategy improved Lundgaard’s finish, but he is still disappointed in the team’s lack of speed.