PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

At Dover Denny Hamlin gets his third Cup of the season with team owner Joe Gibbs knocking down number four in opening 11 races. Plus Kyle Larson on keeping the point lead and Chase Elliott on a comeback fifth place finish following the Wurth 400.

With the Cup Series moving to the Monster Mile Martin Truex, Jr. hoping to win the Wurth 400 back-to-back and get his 5th win in Dover, DE. Among the other favorites are former concrete winners Ross Chastain and Chase Elliott. Plus Alex Bowman not really super excited about making his 300th Cup Series start.

Heading back to Dover, DE Martin Truex, Jr. and younger brother Ryan Truex hoping to have another "monster" weekend. Plus Brad Keselowski on sticking points to a new charter agreement with Ryan Blaney apparently eager for parenthood.

A top NASCAR executive said a new charter deal for the Cup Series was very close to getting done but Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski don't think that's the case. Plus tweaks to the All-Star format at North Wilkesboro Speedway and Chase Elliott on the removal of iconic scoring towers.

Admitting it adds a little pressure Alex Bowman is the only Hendrick Motorsports yet to win this season. Plus Noah Gragson after a career best finish, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. after a season best, and Tyler Reddick jokes about when his son put a "damper" on a victory lane celebration.

Driving through a big crash near the finish line Tyler Reddick gets his first win at Talladega allowing 23XI Racing co-owner Michael Jordan to go to victory lane for the first time. Plus thoughts from Brad Keselowski, Corey Lajoie and Anthony Alfredo following the Geico 500.

The best chance for Ford to win Sunday's Geico 500 could be Ryan Blaney. Plus Chase Elliott and Bubba Wallace hoping for another trip to victory lane at Talladega Superspeedway and Todd Gilliland believes he could wind up being the "Cinderella Story"

At Talladega Michael McDowell reaching a milestone he thought he might never reach. Plus Brad Keselowski on superspeedway racing becoming a fuel mileage battle and Joey Logano on Ford failing to win any kind of race at the start of 2024.

NASCAR and the Cup Series teams are still not close to a new charter agreement but Legacy Motor Club co-owner Jimmie Johnson feels there's plenty of time to get it done before 2025. Plus Chase Elliott on honoring late champion Alan Kulwicki and Denny Hamlin on what driver's want for the short tracks.

With his team having gone through a lot since winning at Talladega in the fall of 2022 Chase Elliott was grateful, following their Texas victory, most of his guys stuck together to finally win together again. Plus Kyle Larson on last week's Indy Car test.