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The whole gang is here, as Steve, Dillon, Jake, and Braxton discuss the Watkins Glen race weekend, where Connor Zilisch put on a veteran-like performance on Saturday, and Chris Buescher got the best of road course ace Shane Van Gisbergen on Sunday. The guys gush over Zilisch's Xfinity Series debut and what could lie ahead for the 18-year-old, and how topsy-turvy the Cup Series finishing order was with playoff drivers having a tough day. Plus race picks for Bristol, some interesting stats, and much more.
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Jake and Braxton are in this week to recap the start of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs at Atlanta, and the big charter news of last weekend. They also discuss Saturday's Xfinity Series race and the controversial move by Corey Heim to push Austin Hill to the win. Plus they share their Pop Up Showers, recap their Atlanta picks, and make their real and random picks for what should be an exciting Watkins Glen weekend.
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Jake and Erin Flatley join Dillon and Braxton on this week's episode to share their experience as VIP guests of Busch Beer at Daytona. They also share their viewpoints on the strange crashes and the close finish. Then the crew highlights some notables from the 2025 NASCAR schedule that was released this week, and looks ahead to the regular season finale at Darlington.
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Steve, Jake, Dillon, and Braxton are in this week to recap a wet and windy weekend at Michigan, including big wins by Justin Allgaier and Tyler Reddick. They also discuss the moves that did and didn't work for the likes of Riley Herbst, Bubba Wallace, and Kyle Larson. In Pop Up Showers, Jake shares news of winning a trip to this weekend's Daytona races, Steve brings up the Max Verstappen vs. Kyle Larson debate, and Dillon shares a memory of legendary dirt late model racer, the late Scott Bloomquist. Then the guys turn their attention ahead to Daytona with their real and random race picks.
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Jake, Dillon, and Braxton are in this week to welcome everyone back from the Olympic break, and to break down the craziness that was the NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond. They analyze the drama at the end of the race involving Austin Dillon, Joey Logano, and Denny Hamlin, the penalties handed down following the race, and many of the arguments made online about whether or not penalties should have been levied. They also discuss the effect of the new softer compound option tire and how that could change short track racing going forward. Then the guys share their Pop Up Showers, review their race picks from Richmond, and make their race picks for Michigan.
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Jake, Dillon, Steve, and Braxton are all in to recap the return of NASCAR to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, complete with discussion of the fuel strategies at play, passing or lack thereof, questionable moves three-wide, and much more. Plus we discuss some news from Haas Factory Team from this week, share our Pop Up Showers, look back at our race picks from Indy, make our picks for the next race at Richmond.
As NASCAR goes on their Olympic break, we will as well. Our next show will be August 13. We hope you enjoy this episode and give it a share and subscribe. You can also follow us on social media @CloudyRacingPod.
It's geometry time, as NASCAR leaves the Tricky Triangle of Pocono Raceway and heads to the famed rectangle of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Jake, Steve, and Braxton recap the triple-header of action in Pennsylvania, including a miserable weekend for Kyle Busch, discuss some more team closure news from the Xfinity Series, and thoughts on Corey LaJoie. Plus Pop Up Showers and our race picks as we look ahead to one of the most anticipated NASCAR races in some time, the Brickyard 400.
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Northwestern University journalism student Noah Poser joins Jake and Braxton this week to help recap the 2024 Chicago Street Race from a boots-on-the-ground perspective, including comments he gathered from around the garage area and city while covering the race weekend. The guys talk about the epic battle between Kyle Larson and Shane Van Gisbergen in Saturday's Xfinity Series race, a wildly entertaining (albeit delayed and abbreviated) Cup Series race on Sunday, the unveiling of NASCAR's first EV prototype, and much more. Then Jake and Braxton discuss the news of the week, take a look at race picks from Chicago, pick drivers for Pocono, and spin the random driver wheel for the Tricky Triangle. Plus, Pop Up Showers, and an unexpectedly deep dive into the saga of Thad Moffitt's Truck Series ride headed into this weekend.
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Dillon and Braxton are in this week to recap a topsy-turvy weekend of NASCAR racing at Nashville, where the Cup Series race was more Truck Series than the Truck Series race, thanks to 5 overtimes and Joey Logano going 110 laps on fuel. They also discuss the controversies with Layne Riggs and Carson Hocevar, the Denny Hamlin vs. Kyle Larson rivalry, and a deep dive into what to expect at Chicago this coming week. Plus our Real and Random Picks, Pop Up Showers, and much more!
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