
IndyStar motorsport Insider Nathan Brown discussing all things IndyCar.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

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Great, insightful pod by people who are deeply embedded in the sport and care about real journalism.
Since being relaunched as “The Inside Line”, I’ve been a bit mixed on this Podcast. I think Nathan is one of the best journalists covering IndyCar, and enjoyed the previous version with Stefan Wilson. I don’t know much about Joey Barnes but the dynamic between the two seems to be turning this into another “What’s Wrong With Indycar” pod. And I find these really tiresome - as a fan can we talk about what’s going happening on track, with the drivers, and the teams? The edition after Thermal wa... more
Colton Herta, a guy who is bringing new people to the series and then to your pod, starts 2nd and a comedy of errors by the 26 team caused him to end up finishing 16th yet he is not mentioned once in the race review episode. But we talked about Will Power for 40 minutes after he crashed from midfield 2 corners into the race. Whoever is planning out the show format or producing it needs to do 10000% better job. I get that you guys are feeling this out but good lord that was a rough listen. Try an... more
The best IndyCar podcast I’ve come across. Great mixture of important news, insider details, and engaging discussion.
The excitement level is way up there. The safety improvements have saved the sport.
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Aims to deliver insider-level analysis of IndyCar with a focus on the business of racing, team dynamics, and race strategy. Episodes mix race-by-race breakdowns, season-wide narratives, and behind-the-scenes insights from drivers, teams, and organizers, often punctuated by guest perspectives from current and former racers and industry insiders. Noteworthy is the long-running emphasis on paddock context, financial and ownership considerations, and evolving calendar dynamics, which helps listeners understand not just who won, but what decisions shape the sport. The format tends toward candid discussion, practical takeaways for fans and sponsors, and timely previews around upcoming events.
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Recent guests on The Inside Line include:
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2. Kyffin Simpson
3. Will Power
4. Ryan Hunter-Reay
5. Leah Pruitt
6. Stefan Wilson
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