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Denny Hamlin
William Byron
Daytona 500
Tyler Reddick
NASCAR Cup Series
Toyota
Kyle Busch
Joe Gibbs Racing
Team Penske
Circuit Of the Americas
Trackhouse Racing
Chase Elliott
Hendrick Motorsports
Ford
Christopher Bell
Formula 1
Las Vegas Grand Prix
RFK Racing
Austin Cindric

After the checkered flag waves each week, motorsports journalists from The Athletic, Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi, offer instant reaction, analysis and debate straight from the racetrack.

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AJ Allmendinger
NASCAR driver
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Episode: Racing is Supposed to be Fun
Ty Dillon
NASCAR driver
Richard Childress Racing
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Conor Daly
IndyCar driver/podcaster
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John Dahl
Executive producer/content producer
NASCAR / Prime Video
Episode: Racing is Supposed to be Fun
Carson Hocevar
NASCAR driver known for his bold driving style and rising popularity
NASCAR
Episode: Your Favorite Driver's Favorite Driver
Rajah Caruth
Emerging NASCAR driver with aspirations to compete at high levels
Junior Motorsports
Episode: Your Favorite Driver's Favorite Driver
Brent Crews
17-year-old driver making his debut in the O'Reilly Series
Trackhouse Racing
Episode: Your Favorite Driver's Favorite Driver
Kyle Busch
Three-time Daytona 500 Winner and NASCAR Driver
Richard Childress Racing
Episode: The Best Moments of the 2026 NASCAR Media Day Marathon
Noah Gregson
NASCAR Driver
Petty GMS Motorsports
Episode: The Best Moments of the 2026 NASCAR Media Day Marathon

Hosts

Jeff Gluck
Motorsports journalist and co-host, known for insightful commentary and analysis on NASCAR events.
Jordan Bianchi
Motorsports journalist and co-host offering expert insights and engaging discussions around NASCAR.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.6k ratings
  • Bad Taste

    Jordan I saw that coat you were wearing at the clash.Did you buy that coat or steal it from that hooker

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    5
    BR Mac
    United Statesa month ago
  • Dome race

    St. Louis has a dirt dome race every year and no nfl team.

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    5
    altoona 14
    United Statesa month ago
  • Nascourt episodes

    I binged all the episodes and enjoyed your coverage of the trial. Shannon was such a great addition for the legal info. I will be listening in the future and actually have a renewed interest in NASCAR and how the sport progresses. My family and I have been watching and going to races since the 80’s.

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    5
    Roses93
    United States3 months ago
  • Happy but sad

    Thank you for the hard work you put into covering NASCourt. I grew up with NASCAR and got out of it with all the rule changes in my college years. It was MJ, Bubba, and Denny that got me back into the sport and I now never miss a race. I have been following these proceedings very closely and I vowed if 23-11 left the sport so would I (although I may have stuck around for Denny’s last two years). Your coverage was phenomenal, and although I am happy (thrilled really) with the settlement I am sad ... more

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    Dagen4Life
    United States3 months ago
  • Thank you!

    We watched every night during trial

    Ya’ ll did a GREAT job and we think reading a part of Johnny Morris letter was huge and made NASCAR stop and think…

    THANKS AGAIN… enjoy your weekend at home:)

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    Kackie104
    United States3 months ago

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The hosts provide engaging and timely analysis that keeps the audience informed and entertained.
The depth of coverage around major NASCAR events, including the antitrust trial, has been highly praised for its clarity and engagement.
Listeners appreciate the candid conversations and dynamic debates around NASCAR events.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Racing is Supposed to be Fun
Q: Let's preview Phoenix here really quick. What are your thoughts on the tire strategy and how the new rules might affect the race?
The host asks Ty Dillon to comment on tire strategy and the 750 package impact, with Ty noting teams will weigh risk/reward and that the season's start is about balancing performance with equipment preservation, while emphasizing the need to adapt to the Goodyear and Firestone dynamics.
Racing is Supposed to be Fun
Q: Well, obviously, Pato, I hope Nascar fans know him for more than just these comments, but some maybe don't. How do you think his presence could lift IndyCar and grow the sport here in America?
The guest argues that it's not about pinning it on one individual but leveraging a global talent like Pato and a diverse driver lineup to broaden appeal, while stressing sustained promotion and collaboration across series to elevate the sport overall.
Your Favorite Driver's Favorite Driver
Q: How do you avoid putting too much pressure on yourself?
Brent Crews talks about being aware of pressure but focusing on long-term goals and staying smart in his driving.
Your Favorite Driver's Favorite Driver
Q: What do you make of all this conversation about yourself once again this week?
Carson mentions feeling good about his team's performance and leading laps across multiple races.
The NASCAR Antitrust Trial: Day 5
Q: Why did you buy the Stewart Haas Racing Charter in 2024 for $28 million?
Michael Jordan mentioned it would improve the team's chances to win a championship and stated he likes to win.

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What is The Teardown about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are treated to rich discussions surrounding the NASCAR racing scene, characterized by both immediate reactions and thorough analyses of recent race events. With hosts who are seasoned motorsports journalists, topics explore everything from the performance of emerging talents such as new NASCAR drivers to the dynamics of established racing teams. Key issues such as the ongoing antitrust cases impacting the sport, discussions on racing strategies, and various controversies also feature prominently, making it an informative resource for avid fans and newcomers alike. Moreover, the hosts often invite well-known figures from the NASCAR community, providing unique insider perspectives and keeping the content relevant to contemporary rac... more

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