Pace Laps

Sirius XM NASCAR Associate Producer Davey Segal joins us on the show to discuss the Coca-Cola 600, 23XI Racing's interest in Kurt Busch, 2022 free agency, and much more

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After a wild weekend at COTA filled with rain, crashes cars, drivers not being able to see, and pretty much everything else you could think of, we discuss what NASCAR can do to make these situations better and safer in the future, and also preview the Coke 600 weekend ahead at Charlotte.

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Should NASCAR move the numbers from their traditional spot on the cars? We discuss not only why they should not, but other ways we feel could be better to address what the sport feels is a problem. We also talk about Brad Keselowski's potential move to Roush Fenway Racing, and preview this weekend's action at Circuit of the Americas.

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Chris Rice, President of Kaulig Racing, joins the show to talk about the teams rise in NASCAR, what has made Kaulig so great, their 2021 season so far, and much more. He also drops some updates on their plans for the 2022 season as well. In addition, TJM and RJ take the end of the show to talk about this weekend's race at Darlington, and RJ goes off on why NASCAR is in the current state that it is in, after lots of controversy rose this week with people wondering what makes a good NASCAR race.

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After a wild finish to the race at Kansas, we discuss the move by NASCAR to pick and choose when a caution would be thrown at the end of the race, and prepare for 12 straight weeks of racing as we head into the tough part of the season. Tommy Joe Martins also shares some news regarding his Xfinity Series program this season.

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Xfinity Series driver Josh Williams joins the show to talk about his rise in NASCAR, love for racing, things he does behind the scenes, and much more. We also discuss the Joey Logano flip from Sunday at Talladega, and if NASCAR needs to change something for the safety of the drivers.

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RJ and TJM discuss what NASCAR could do with a Cup Series licensing system, as well as preview the big race weekend at Talladega. Also, hear a short bonus interview with Toni Breidinger near the end of the show.

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James Davison joins the show to talk about his experience in NASCAR, as well as all the other types of motorsports he has competed in worldwide. He also notes on his career-best finish he scored in an eventful race on Sunday.

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Brennan Poole joins the second half of the show to give an update on what he's been up to, his injury, some information on the upcoming NASCAR video game, and tells some fun stories as well.

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We discuss the wild, history-making races that took place on the dirt at Bristol this weekend, what needs to be done for next years race, and much more on the the season ahead.

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