BLINDSPOTTING: A Racing Podcast For The People, By The People

This week we are joined by Kenyatta Houston, tire changer for Chip Ganassi Racing, currently assigned to the 00 StarCom racing entry of Quin Houff. He brings a unique perspective on the sport; we delve into his career as well as his off-track interests in music and social media. We also review the triple-header from Watkins Glen and preview the Indy road course.

In this episode, we chat with Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation of the Henry Ford Museum about their new racing exhibit, Driven to Win: Racing in America. Listen in to check out all the cool cars and artifacts they now have on display, especially if you're heading to the Michigan race in August.

This week, we review the action from New Hampshire Speedway, talk about the latest NASCAR news and discuss how motorsports may or may not fit in at a future version of the Olympic Games. Check out the special music selection, "Granite State of Mind" by The Super Secret Project, at the end of the episode. Next week, we talk with Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. As always, thank you so much for listening!

This week, we spend some time with Cup Series driver and family man David Ragan. We cover a variety of topics from his upbringing in Unadilla, GA to his multiple Cup Series wins to the testing he has been doing with the NASCAR "Next Gen" car. It's a great interview and we appreciate the time that David spent with us. In addition to the interview, we hand out some prizes from FastTrack Racing News, review Knoxville/Atlanta and take a look at what we might see in New Hampshire this weekend!

On this week's episode, we review all four races from Pocono, discuss the latest breaking news, preview the upcoming events at Road America, and discuss three fun topics (including if Kyle Busch is the GOAT) in installment three of the Segment Segment.

On this week's episode, we are joined by In the Marbles and Fast Lap podcasts for a midseason review of the 2021 NASCAR Cup season. We discuss biggest surprises, disappointments, best races, preview the remainder of the season, and discuss the upcoming Next Generation car.

This week, we are joined by Lenny Miller, author of "Racing While Black: How An African-American Stock Car Team Made Its Mark on NASCAR". This book is the story of his family's challenges, trials & tribulations of speeding to victory & changing the way racing fans view skin color in the sport of automobile racing. We were very excited for this opportunity and Mr. Miller did not disappoint. One of our best experiences. In addition, we review Texas and talk about what we might see in Nashville! Thank you for listening and enjoy!

This week's guest is Shaun Woods who currently runs the cylinder head department at Roush-Yates Engines and has served in a variety of roles during a long and illustrious career in racing. In addition to working at Roush-Yates for nearly 20 years, Shaun also worked as a crew member for Leo Jackson's Skoal Bandit Harry Gant team which was later owned by Andy Petree. In addition to interviewing Shaun, we discuss the action on the track from the races in Charlotte and look ahead to what we might see on the road courses in Ohio and Sonoma this weekend. Enjoy!

On this week's episode, we discuss the action from COTA, including whether NASCAR should race in the rain. We address rumors about Brad K. leaving Penske, have some fun with The Segment Segment, and finish with a preview of this weekend's action at Charlotte.

This week, we interview lifelong NASCAR fan Kolby Garrison, review Dover and try and predict what we might see this weekend at COTA! Kolby offers a unique perspective on what it's like to be a visually impaired NASCAR fan, shares some of her personal experiences at the racetrack, talks about Clint Bowyer, sings the praises of MRN, joins us for our review/preview segment and provides a song performed by her and her bluegrass band at the end of the episode! She does it all! We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did and thank you so much for listening!