PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

The Cup Series is ready to take on the newly repaved Sonoma Raceway. Hear what Chase Elliott, Martin Truex, Jr., Alex Bowman and Kyle Larson have to say going into the Toyota Save Mart 350. Plus Michael McDowell has experience with a new surface for the California road course but not sure the old notes will apply.

For Joey Logano the newly repaved Sonoma Raceway is going to way different and tire tester Ross Chastain says it's a lot faster. Plus Noah Gragson on the hunt for a new ride and Daniel Suarez looking forward to seeing all his "Amigos" in California.

With everyone at Stewart-Haas Racing now looking for new jobs the 4 team wants to stay together with crew chief Rodney Childers and driver Josh Berry is trying to sell them as a package deal. Plus Denny Hamlin on new NASCAR charter proposal and Brad Keselowski is okay with Kyle Larson getting a Playoff waiver.

Cup Series Director Elton Sawyer explains why NASCAR granted Kyle Larson an unprecedented Playoff waiver with Larson having no second thoughts about doing the "Double" again. Plus Gateway winner Austin Cindric on deciding less is more and Carson Hocevar talks about his career best finish.

In order to return to victory lane Gateway winner Austin Cindric decided over the winter less is more. Plus Carson Hocevar on a Cup Series career best finish, Brad Keselowski feels Kyle Larson should get a waiver to remain Playoff eligible and Larson has no second thoughts about trying "The Double" again.

At Gateway a good and lucky Austin Cindric gets a much needed win as Ryan Blaney takes another gut punch. Plus Denny Hamlin feels Kyle Larson should get a waiver after missing Coke 600 and Shane Van Gisbergen weighs in on first Xfnity Series victory.

The Cup Series is traveling to World Wide Technology Raceway near St. Louis where a year ago Kyle Busch went to victory lane on the 1.25 mile track last year's seventh place finisher Daniel Suarez calls "tricky". Plus having crashed twice leading up to it Joey Logano is glad he still remembers winning inaugural race at Gateway.

The disassembling of Stewart-Haas Racing has begun with their former driver Kevin Harvick finding it hard to believe. Plus Denny Hamlin with latest on charter negotiations, Chase Briscoe is a busy boy heading for Cup race near St. Louis and Ryan Blaney wants to do "The Double" with another double.

Now that Stewart-Haas Racing has made it official they're shutting down at the end of the season that leaves Ryan Preece looking for a new ride and Brad Keselowski was asked if he was interested in picking up one of their charters. Plus Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. on his big fine and Joey Logano now has a license to drive big rigs.

With Stewart-Haas Racing Cup charters on the market Denny Hamlin was asked if he'd be interested in picking up one more for 23XI Racing. Plus Christopher Bell and Brad Keselowski talk about what their strong runs recently mean to them and Chase Elliott not sure recent Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. fine is fair.