PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

If there's anything you need to know about the back bumper of the Kyle Larson Chevrolet just ask Tyler Reddick who stared at it almost the entire Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Also hear from a frustrated Ross Chastain and Raja Caruth who made history with first Truck win.

Hear from teammates Alex Bowman and William Byron as Hendrick Motorsports endeavors to win Sunday's Penzoil 400 in Las Vegas for the fourth year in a row. Bubba Wallace also figuring to have a strong run and Kyle Busch would love to add a second Cup win in his home town.

Looks like Dale Jr. is switching teams while Brad Keselowski heading into Cup Series race three after being involved in three incidents in the opening two races. Plus Joey Logano on racing at Las Vegas and Harrison Burton not gambling with his time this weekend.

After Daniel Suarez won at Atlanta his team owner Justin Marks said his driver did not after worry about his job at Trackhouse Racing. Plus Chase Briscoe reacts to his teammates big penalty hits with Ryan Preece and Alex Bowman asked how they were going to spend the extra day in February.

Following thrilling win that ended a 57-race losing drought Daniel Suarez confessed he had heard rumors he was on the hot seat and Ross Chastain proud of his teammate who never quit trying. Plus Todd Gilliland on why Front Row Motorsports is running wide open.

In one of the greatest finishes of all-time Daniel Suarez beat Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch in a three-wide drag race to the checkered flag in the Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. With Bubba Wallace helping Busch admitted he wouldn't have had a chance and turns out they work together a lot.

Atlanta marks the first time Cup drivers like Chase Elliott and Ryan Preece have had to deal with back-to-back superspeedway races with William Byron trying to win third race since track was reconfigured. Plus PRN's Doug Rice and his ATL command to start engines.

Actor/wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson feels Denny Hamlin should embrace the role of bad guy. Plus Kyle Larson hoping for better results on the reconfigured Atlanta Motor Speedway and Tyler Reddick enjoyed his Netflix experience.

Following his win in the Daytona 500 William Byron confessed to a bit of "impostor syndrome". Plus Cup Series teams have hired a high-powered lawyer to negotiate new deal with NASCAR which Brad Keselowski believes will get worked out and John Hunter Nemechek gets a first for Legacy Motor Club.

The 66th Daytona 500 belonged to William Byron who barely beating teammate Alex Bowman to give Rick Hendrick a recording tying ninth win in the Great American Race. Plus hear from third place Christopher Bell and Austin Hill who won third straight Xfinity Series opener.