In this episode of "Racing Thoughts," hosts Meghan Dennis and Meg Taylor collaborate with Milena and Monica from "Lap It Like It's Hot." They discuss their journey into IndyCar, the dynamics of fandom, and the importance of community and inclusivity in motorsports, but more importantly, the girls answer the question we all want to know, who is the roman gladiator, the cowboy and the sexy nurse of IndyCar?

In this episode of "Racing Thoughts," hosts Meghan Dennis and Meg Taylor dive into the latest developments in the IndyCar world. As the pod's season winds down, they discuss the exciting news of Dennis Hauger joining the 2026 IndyCar grid with Dale Coyne Racing. The conversation explores the implications of technical alliances, the dynamics within racing teams, and the potential impact on drivers' careers. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with insights, predictions, and a touch of humor as they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of IndyCar racing.

Meg and Meghan are back for more off season conversations. We have the 2026 schedule and the girls dive into it. They also discuss 2025 Viewership numbers and what in the world is Team Penske going to look like next year

In this episode, Meghan and Meg chat about the end of the IndyCar season, dive into the ups and downs drivers face, both mentally and physically, and how the season's been a rollercoaster. The girls also discuss all things Silly Season and why last season's jokes aren't as funny now.

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In this episode, Meg and Meghan explore the latest developments in the IndyCar scene (pre-Nashville), with a spotlight on the Silly Season and its effects on Milwaukee. They delve into the uncertainties surrounding Will Power's position at Penske and the high-stakes racing dynamics from recent events. The girls also discuss the broader themes of driver safety and the shifting landscape of IndyCar racing.

In this episode of "Racing Thoughts in IndyCar Podcast," Meghan Dennis and Meg Taylor discuss recent races and the impact of Fox Corporation's new stake in IndyCar. They express concerns about potential changes in the sport and address the controversy over an AI-generated image by the Department of Homeland Security. The hosts also share their experiences at Laguna Seca, emphasizing the need for fan respect and the unique atmosphere of the event.

Join us as we dive into the latest happenings in the IndyCar series, discussing the intense dynamics of a quintuple header, the challenges faced by drivers, and the unexpected twists on and off the track. From Nolan Siegel's medical updates, Conor's tweets and the Penske team's struggles, we got it all this week.Call to Action: We value your feedback! Let us know your thoughts on this episode and what you'd like to hear more about in future episodes. Connect with us on TikTok and Instagram @RacingThoughtsPodcast, and on Twitter @Racing1Thoughts'

In this episode of Racing Thoughts, hosts Meghan Dennis and Meg Taylor discuss various topics surrounding IndyCar, including recent TV ratings, controversies within Arrow McLaren, and the implications of new sponsorships and schedule changes for the 2026 season. They reflect on the dynamics of competition, the emotional aspects of racing, and the impact of recent races, particularly Road America. The conversation also touches on the growth of Java House as a sponsor and the overall state of the IndyCar series post mid-season mark.

Chapters

00:00 TV Ratings and Viewer Engagement

05:12 Arrow McLaren Controversies

15:10 Generational Fan Dynamics

16:53 2026 Season Updates and Changes

24:04 Sponsorship Growth in IndyCar

26:24 Excitement for Monterey and Java House

30:01 Testing at Iowa: Insights and Improvements

31:12 Road America Highlights and Race Strategies

36:24 Reflections on the Season: Cautions and Competitiveness

38:43 Mid-Season Review: Best Races and Championship Outlook

49:10 Closing Thoughts and Future Races

Girls are back to discuss things Gateway and a general state of not a lot

The girls discuss how detroit still sucks, twitter beef of the drivers, and a general fandom discuss that just has shown the girls have been around for a while