
MRN lead pit reporter Steve Post and NASCAR Cup Series Championship crew chief Todd Gordon have weekly conversations with the top NASCAR crew chiefs to get the inside story on each weeks NASCAR events.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 349 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsSports News | |||

Todd Gordon and Steve Post react to Chase Briscoe winning back-to-back races to climb up the Chase standings in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Team Penske crew chief Paul Wolfe joins to preview Phoenix Raceway.
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Todd Gordon and Steve Post recap Chase Briscoe's victory at Las Vegas and take inventory of where things stand across all three of NASCAR's national series, halfway through the Chase.
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Todd Gordon and Steve Post break down Kyle Larson's win at Kansas Speedway. They're also joined by Miles Stanley to discuss the No. 21 team's strong run over the past month and a half.
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Todd Gordon and Steve Post react to Joey Logano's victory in the Bristol Night Race and the post-race scuffle between Ryan Blaney and Carson Hocevar.
Cliff Daniels joins the show to discuss how the No. 5 team has surged to the top of the Cup Series ... more
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I love the show for all of its behind the scenes goodness. I’m a weekly listener.
That said, for a show under the MRN umbrella, it sure sounds awful a lot of the time. It sounds like there’s no test session with the guests, because guests frequently sound bad, and sometimes makes the segment unlistenable (like the 2/4/26 episode with Chad Knaus). Todd Gordon always sounds good because he’s using an actual microphone close to his mouth, but it sounds like Steve Post is either on speakerphone or... more
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The show features in-depth conversations with top NASCAR crew chiefs, focusing on race strategy, team dynamics, and on-track adjustments across Cup Series weekends. Episodes blend technical racecraft analysis with behind-the-scenes operations, pit-lane decision making, and organizational development within competitive teams. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on data-driven decision making, no-practice-era implications, and evolving NASCAR formats, which together help listeners understand how front-office decisions translate to on-track performance. The format tends to blend practical racing insights with personal perspectives from seasoned professionals, making it appealing to sponsors, partners, and teams seeking deeper industry contex... more
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Recent guests on MRN Crew Call include:
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2. Luke Lambert
3. Jonathan Hassler
4. Ryan Bergenty
5. Derrick Finley
6. Tyler Allen
7. Todd Gordon
8. Ryan Sparks
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