PRN - Garage Pass Podcast

It was only natural Jimmie Johnson and Chad Knaus went into the NASCAR Hall of Fame together and Donnie Allison filled out the "Alabama Gang" roster. Plus Austin Dillon feels in 2024 there's no where to go but up and congrats to Steve Richards, Doug Rice and Kent Bernhardt.

Ford unveils the new Dark Horse Mustang Joey Logano is excited to race. Plus Tony Stewart and Brad Keselowski on Jimmie Johnson and Chad getting inducted into NASCAR HOF along with Chase Briscoe on the rush he gets driving a winged sprint car.

Having made the Final Four the last two seasons without taking the title Christopher Bell wants more in 2024. Plus some "lug-notes", Alex Bowman on racing at Iowa Speedway and Kevin Harvick looking forward his new role as a NASCAR on Fox analyst.

Teammate Kyle Larson doesn't see any value in race simulators or competing in iRacing William Byron feels just the opposite. Plus as he adds to his Cup schedule Jimmie Johnson also talks about living in London and Joey Logano jokes about Ryan Blaney's aggressiveness.

With veteran drivers complaining about the younger guys lacking etiquette and being too aggressive Kyle Busch remembers as a teenager he too was guilty of pushing the limit. Plus some "lug-notes" and Brad Keselowski asked if he's now the sport's elder statesman?

As a new Cup Series charter agreement is still being negotiated NASCAR President Steve Phelps believes a win-win will be created. Plus Bubba Wallace on a conversation with Noah Gragson and Denny Hamlin on Wallace feeling's towards Ryan Blaney.

No Cup Series driver runs as many local dirt track races than Kyle Larson and he explains why he does it and doesn't worry about getting injured. Plus Michael McDowell on what happened to aim him at NASCAR not Indy Car.

Recently Ryan Blaney admitted he was interested in doing the double, running Indy 500 and Coke 600 on the same day. Plus Brad Keselowski asked who'll be the other drivers to pilot a third RFK Racing Ford, and Ross Chastain reacts to those who say his driving style is like the late great Dale Earnhardt.

Undaunted after missing two title chances Christopher Bell still upbeat about his future at Joe Gibbs Racing. Plus teammate Martin Truex, Jr. determined to improve as well while Kyle Larson is a jet setter this week with Bubba Wallace getting a new sponsor and a new "body".

Could Joey Logano become one of the leading voices inside the garage among active drivers? Plus, a strange but true factoid, a couple of birthday boys, and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. looks to up his qualifying game.