PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

NASCAR running the streets of Chicago for the second year in a row with last year's winner Shane Van Gisbergen figuring he'll be good again but Joey Logano, Brad Keselowski, and Ross Chastain feel SVG is absolutely the man to beat. Plus Michael McDowell on why the 2.2-mile road course is so challenging.

This weekend Austin Cindric looking forward to NASCAR's return to the streets of Chicago and Kyle Larson shares on Shane Van Gisbergen's performance a year ago. Plus Wood Brothers Racing President Jon Wood on how they respected the system while others didn't in signing their new driver Josh Berry.

Another rumor turning out to be true...The Wood Brothers have made it official they're replacing Harrison with Josh Berry. Plus Alex Bowman on his new position as the "bubble boy" to make the Cup Series Playoff and Daniel Suarez is closing on his date to get married during the Olympic break.

It was a big relief winning at Nashville and Joey Logano explains why. Plus Ryan Preece on his season best finish, Denny Hamlin on why Chase Briscoe will be a strong addition to JGR line-up and Indy Car Champion Josef Newgarden makes it clear he too would love to do "The Double".

Stretching fuel to the last drop and surviving a record five overtimes Joey Logano and Paul Wolfe win what turned out to be Ally "441". Plus hear from runner-up rookie Zane Smith and find out why country music star Luke Combs wound up not being the honorary pace car driver.

He regretted saying it but Ross Chastain all but guaranteed he was going to win at Nashville a year ago and he did. Also hear from Martin Truex, Jr. and Chase Elliott heading into the Ally 400. Plus Ryan Blaney has a lot of friends in country music but is a homebody on the bus when racing in Music City.

Hoping to bounce back Bubba Wallace is now below the cut line to make Cup Series Playoff as NASCAR heads to Nashville Speedway where last year Ross Chastain had a close to perfect performance in the Ally 400. Plus what Todd Gilliland feels on this concrete track and Chase Briscoe gives us the rest of the story.

After the unofficial announcement Chase Briscoe is now officially the guy taking over the Martin Truex, Jr. ride and Joe Gibbs explains the role Christopher Bell played with Briscoe explaining one reason he turned other teams down. Plus Denny Hamlin on a foot in mouth moment.

Having already equaled his best victory total from 2022, is Christopher Bell on the verge of a breakout year? Plus Chase Briscoe officially "in" but talks about premature announcement, something Kyle Larson got a kick out of and NASCAR's Elton Sawyer on their "wet" success.

At New Hampshire Motor Speedway NASCAR made history when Christopher Bell raced to the win on wet weather tires and a wet track. Also hear from his team owner Joe Gibbs and runner-up Chase Briscoe following USA Today "305". Plus hear how a slip of the tongue will lead to a press conference.