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By Cole Cusumano
Ty Gibbs turned heads for numerous reasons with his victory at Iowa Speedway. On one hand, the driver of the No. 54 pulled off an impressive statement win, vaulting him to second in the NASCAR Cup Series standings with three races remaining until The Chase.
Make no mistake: The grandson of NFL Hall of Famer, Joe Gibbs, has emphatically asserted ...
He’s back! Honorary “Sixth Freak” Alex Palou drops by the Lucas Oil Studio, fresh off his sixth win of the INDYCAR season at Portland. The reigning champ shares how he was able to best Indianapolis 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist and the rest of the field in typical dominating fashion while battling the flu! While a little illness was no match for the modern day G.O.A.T, he does ...
The Freaks’ favorite amigo Daniel Suarez stops by the Lucas Oil Studio for an awesome conversation with Kenny and Crash. Serving as a true winner in the face of adversity throughout his NASCAR career, the Mexico-born driver details what’s been an outstanding debut season with Spire Motorsports. In sharing the emotional and professional impact of winning at Mexico City last ye...
“Black Flag Confessions” gets listeners acquainted with one of the most essential personalities for the future of NHRA: Top Fuel pilot Jasmine Salinas. The second-generation drag racer gets candid about taking over business operations from her father Mike, sharing how challenging it is to run a team with a fraction of the budget the big teams make, as well as the best advice ...
NHRA Pro Stock legend Greg Anderson caught up with Kenny, following his second win of 2026 in the NorthWest Nationals. At 65 years old, the winningest driver in Pro Stock history is still finding ways to stay competitive, making it impossible for him to hang it up. He shares how he held off fellow Greg (Stanfield), and if it was any easier going up against another veteran of ...