PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

A take on NASCAR's new Playoff waiver rule with Denny Hamlin looking for new crew chief Chris Gayle to be a straight shooter willing to pull the trigger. Plus reigning Rookie-of-the-Year Carson Hocevar believes his team ready to move up into the top-16.

Hunting for a fourth Cup Series championship, Joey Logano explains the real thrill is not about capturing the big check and trophy. Plus Alex Bowman on Kyle Busch prospects in this week's Chili Bowl Nationals in Tulsa.

As the anti-trust lawsuit against NASCAR drags on at this point with no end in sight Brad Keselowski explains why he and a number of organizations have expanded to three teams. Plus, Christopher Bell on his new teammate Chase Briscoe.

As 2025 Cup Series season about to get underway William Byron already focusing on the Phoenix finale. Plus Austin Cindric likes the trade-offs on this year's schedule and Helio Castroneves dancing again as he heads towards a date with the Daytona 500.

Honored to the be the most popular driver Chase Elliott is also motivated by not wanting to let down all the "Elliotts" who came before him. Plus, Martin Truex, Jr. on his "semi-retirement" schedule and to Chase Briscoe winning is important but his family is the number one priority.

As NASCAR mulls changes to current Cup Series Playoff format Denny Hamlin has a thought or two about what should be looked at. Plus as Kyle Busch readies for the Cookout Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium he believes he needs one of the track's all-time winners Burt Myers to be his driving coach.

Thankfully back in a sprint car, Christopher Bell won a Tulsa Shootout thriller over Kyle Larson, who didn't go away empty handed. Brexton Busch was also an Oklahoma winner and Michael McDowell likes new Cup schedule but admits he'll need to do some "rewiring".

With so many people wanting changes to the Cup Series Playoff format Brad Keselowski was asked if he was put in charge for a day what would he do? Plus news and notes along with Todd Gilliland explaining how underdogs have a real chance to win the new in-season tournament.

With NASCAR racing in Mexico City in 2025 Daniel Suarez is proud of NASCAR's outreach to the Hispanic community. Plus Denny Hamlin happy and hoping for the best with his crew chief's promotion and Alex Bowman is feeling chill about The Clash at Bowman-Gray Stadium.

The Champion's Journal is a big mystery and Ryan Blaney talks about keeping it safe and giving it back to Joey Logano. Plus Kyle Larson on his recent Australian racing experience and Ty Gibbs on JGR's new competition director Chris Gabehart.