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.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 610 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsSports News |
A fuel-savings superspeedway race at Talladega sparks some debate between Jeff and Jordan, but there's no arguing over the importance of a Michael Jordan celebration for NASCAR. Meanwhile, the guys dive into the scoring pylon debate and talk about wh... more
Texas turns into a surprisingly entertaining race and a driver snaps a long winless streak. Jeff and Jordan discuss everything that happened Sunday in the Lone Star State. more
Jeff's mood turns sour after another disappointing short track race, which sparks a rant. Meanwhile, the guys discuss what can be done to short tracks, take a look at Hendrick Motorsports' 40th anniversary race and dive into what's behind the Denny H... more
Controversial calls, spoiled strategies and wet weather tires are among the topics after an Easter race at Richmond. more
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Used to love this podcast but as of late all Jeff wants to do is invalidate Jordan’s takes and make him feel stupid all while having the worst takes I’ve ever heard of. Don’t even get me started on Jeff’s love fest for Kyle Larson. Dude can’t go a race weekend without tweeting about him 47 times. Get Jordan a new co host.
Jeff Gluck crybaby hour I don’t see why people listen to this garbage anymore
Jeff and Jordan clearly hate each other. instead of leaning into it like Skip Bayless and Stephen A from back in the first take days, they pretend to be friendly and respectful of each other. They also deliver the most lukewarm takes imaginable.
Love the Teardown but wondered if the 12 Questions segment will be posted hear as in the past. Enjoy listening to that too.
Not a fan, there are better Dirty Mo shows like Hamlin’s.
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Apple Podcasts | #177 | Canada/Sports |
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