In this week's episode we breakdown all of the chaos from Richmond, and also discuss how the betting card made out after all of the dust settled. Then after some news and notes we break down Michigan Speedway from a data standpoint and how to best handicap this race. We put a card together with a REVERSE strategy than what we're used to, and include a O/U bet, as well as some H2H's in a razor thin H2H market!

After what feels like an eternity of time off for the Olympic break, the NASCAR Cup Series is back in action at Richmond Raceway this coming week. On this week's episode we start off by trying to look back 2 weeks to recap the Brickyard race, and see how we did with our betting card. Then, after some news and current events, we look ahead to Richmond. There are lots of data points to use to our advantage this week, so lets make it worth it.

We call out Outright picks that are a bit longer, some fun Finishing Position bets, and three Head to Head matchups that are well worth it.

NASCAR his heading back to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first time since 2020 and we're all for it. This week's episode starts off by recapping the weekend at Pocono Raceway, both from a betting standpoint and visiting point of view!

After that it's time to bring on a first time guest of the show, Tino Pittigno! A betting analyst on SiriusXM and podcast host for Frontstretch.com, Tino is here to help us as we look to handicap the Brickyard 400!

We discuss various drivers and props to find our way through to creating a nice betting card Sunday, complete with Outrights, Position Plays, and Head to Head matchups!

GUEST: Tino Pittigno (13:14)

On this week's episode we take a look back at the Chicago Street Race. Alex Bowman's big win, the big win for NBC, all the hiccups and strange situations, and how our betting card had another huge Road Course week.

Then we touch on some NASCAR news and notes including some Silly Season signings.

After that it's time to talk Pocono as we dig in to the data sets and how to look ahead at this 2.5 mile track. We talk Outrights, Finishing Position bets and Head to Head matchups that stand out the most for the Tricky Triangle!

It was a wild one in Nashville, and we start this episode by recapping how we did after a record FIVE Overtime finish. After some news and notes, we take on handicapping the Chicago Street Race for the second straight year. We break down what tracks and data we're using to predict how this one will unfold.

We are a little light on the number of picks, but we start with a BIG play on the Manufacturer market. Then a couple of finishing position picks with some longer odds than anticipated. We wrap up with the only two head to head matchups that are worth anything this earlier in the week.

On this week's episode we look back at a WILD change of events at New Hampshire and discuss how we went from losing money to up 12+ units and the rain playing a huge factor in it. Then, after some news and notes we get to the upcoming race at Nashville Superspeedway and the Ally 400. We break down the track stats, and comp tracks for this unique 1.33 mile track, and discuss how patience is a virtue this week. We get some Finishing Position picks and try and keep the hot streak for H2H bets going as well. Then, a Phil's Fired Up segment at the end of the show to talk about the rumors of the 2025 playoff schedule.

After another solid weekend stacking our chip count in Iowa, the NASCAR cup series heads to New England for another short flat track, New Hampshire Motor Speedway. On this episode we talk about one of the favorites on the Moneyline and the manufacturers pick that makes the most sense. Will it make the most money?

From there we talk about multiple finishing position plays including TWO picks for the Caesars Over/Under plays that are quite surprising. We wrap things up with three matchups including another team bet since those have been working out so well for us lately!

Is this heaven? No, it's Iowa. We're hopeful that this track lives up to that famous phrase. We start this week's ep by taking a quick victory lap since Sonoma treated us to some nice wine and our first winning weekend since April. Making up for all the lost bets in May, and then some! We go over what went well in that race.

Then we move to Iowa Speedway with the first EVER race for the NASCAR Cup Series at this track. We break down what that means, go over any news and notes for this track, and different ways we can try and find data and identify value on various bets. After that we breakdown the outright market and discuss the Manufacturers pick this week. Then get into some Finishing Position picks, including a Over/Under pick from Caesars. Finally we wrap up with some matchups, and a Team Bet that will certainly be very entertaining this week. Hoping to come out of the cornfields with some coins!

Words can't describe the level heartbreak we had last week at Gateway, but we have to recap what went down anyway. After moving on from Gateway, we look ahead to the second Road Course of the season. We're switching the strategy up this week in the outright market. A little "Shotgun Unit" is coming this week with a few different drivers to watch. From there we look at the Position Placement market and look at some of the longer odds for some big name drivers. We wrap things up with a couple of Head to Head matchups that really stand out, and a Phil's Fired Up about some of the recent NASCAR news

On this week's episode we're recovering from a lackluster Coke 600, and try to set our sights on the Enjoy Illinois 300. The episode starts off with a quick recap of the "greatest day in motorsports" and discuss if it lived up the name. Also, get into some of the sad news this week in NASCAR with a team closing up shop.

Then we breakdown how to best handicap this race and how it's interesting with the different types of data sets available. We talk moneyline picks, manufacturer picks, Top 10s, prop bets and three Head to Heads that feel very strong!