Red Mist Podcast

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

Christopher Bell takes the win at Bristol to solidify him moving on to the next playoff round in NASCAR. It was a race where tires were the story and plenty of rubber littered the track at times.

European Le Mans Series raced at Silverstone this past week where weather came into play and chaos was the name of the game both from the skies and on the ground as there was some incidents that ranged from mild taps to straight punts off the track. Just when you thought you were out of the race, something was able to bring everyone back into play.

SRO International had it's return to Suzuka for the Suzuka 1000km. This is a GT3 only race which had 7 different manufacturers take part in this race including the old Nissan GT-R and Callaway Corvette C7. However, it was BMW and Team WRT with Kelvin Van der Linde and Raffaele Marciello who were victorious in a race that came up just 13km shy of 1000km due to some on track incidents. The race is either 1000km or 6h30m long.

We also discuss IndyCar's 2026 calendar along with a quick preview of F1 this upcoming week in Baku.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR is at Bristol, F1 is at Baku, and IMSA is at the Brickyard for the Indy 6 hours.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

Denny Hamlin takes the win at Gateway. He locks himself into the next round of the playoffs.

WEC had its Lone Star Le Mans weekend at COTA and it was a wet one! Multiple drivers were going off and it tested and pushed everyone to their limits. The end of the race came down to a tire strategy of whether to go onto dry tires or stick with the wets. In Hypercar, Porsche won the race while staying on wets for the entirety. In GT3, McLaren took the win while switching to dry tires.

F1 went to the temple of speed this past weekend, Monza, where Verstappen dominated Qualifying and the Race. The talk of the race though was a message delivered from the McLaren pit wall to instruct Piastri to "let Lando by". We discuss the situation and give our thoughts on McLaren's handling of their drivers during not only this race but this season.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR is at Bristol, Supercars at The Bend, and MotoGP is in Misano.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

F1 is back from its summer break and McLaren is still dominant! However, a mechanical failure leads to Norris retiring which is a big swing in the championship towards Piastri's favor as he now has a grand prix weekend's worth of points ahead of Norris.

IndyCar wrapped its season up this Labor Day weekend in Nashville with a decently entertaining race that saw Josef Newgarden get his first and only win of the season which ends the nightmare of a season for Team Penske on a good note. It's been only a couple of days since the final race and silly season has begun with Will Power announcing he will not continue with Team Penske for 2026 and neither will Rinus Veekay at Dale Coyne Racing. The rumor is David Malukas will replace Will Power at Penske and Rinus Veekay will take Malukas' spot at AJ Foyt. Looking up and down the rest of the field, it seems like Will Power could move to Andretti as there is more chatter about Colton Herta making a move to F2 which would free up the #26 Andretti car.

Chase Briscoe wins at Darlington which secures him into the next round of the playoffs.

Coming up this weekend: WEC at COTA, F1 at Monza, and MotoGP at Barcelona.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

NASCAR had some good entertainment this weekend at the Glen. SVG takes his 4th win of the season and hands out high-fives to his crew out the window of his car while he's doing burnouts!

Indycar went to Portland where Palou was able to seal the championship especially after Pato had mechanical issues earlier on in the day. Will Power walked away with the win which is the first Penske win of the season and raises even more questions regarding his future with the team....only time will tell.

Coming up these next couple of weekends:

• 8/17: NASCAR at Richmond and MotoGP at Austria
• 8/24 - NASCAR at Daytona, Indycar at Milwaukee, IMSA at VIR, and MotoGP at Hungary
• 8/31 - NASCAR at Darlington, Indycar at Nashville, and F1 at Zandvoort

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

Will Byron wins on fuel strategy at Iowa in NASCAR. Next week, NASCAR Goes Bowling at the Glen!

Max Verstappen looked like a hungry-hungry hippo the way he was passing just about everyone in the mid-field but it was Nico Hulkenberg and Kimi Antonelli who were the hungriest of hippos that moved up 5 places each by the end of the Hungarian Grand Prix. Taking the top step of the podium was Lando Norris with Oscar Piastri close behind. One of the McLaren drivers are just about certain to take the WDC for this year but it will be a battle that will likely come down to the final races to decide a champion. This year seems to mirror that of about 10 years ago when it was Lewis and Nico at Mercedes.

A good weekend of sportscar racing took place at Road America. BMW got their first win in GTP and it was also a 1-2 finish for the team. BMW also took the win in GTD Pro!

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Watkins Glen, Indycar at Portland, Super Formula at SUGO, & Supercars at Ipswich

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

After a minor summer break of our own, Nate and Christian are back and do their best to recap all the action that has happened this past month.

NASCAR was at Sonoma, Dover, and Indy these past three weeks. SVG solidifies his playoff presence with his 3rd win of the season at Sonoma. Nate gives us his on the ground report from Dover where Denny Hamlin took the win there. Last but not least, we touch on the Brickyard 400 where William Darrell "Bubba" Wallace Jr. comes out on top!

IMSA is going to Road America this weekend but we recap their previous race at Mosport which had plenty of action! AO Racing claims their first LMP2 win and DragonSpeed take the win in GTDPro.

Staying in the sportscar world, we also recap WEC's 6h of Interlagos. A race that went green for just about the entire way with only a couple VSCs or code 60s which was great to watch a race play out in its entirety that led to not only Cadillac's first win in Hypercar but their first 1-2 as well! Lexus takes their first LMGT3 win too!

IndyCar had 4 races in the past 3 weeks where two drivers split the wins - Pato and Palou. Impressive drives by Kyffin Simpson, Christian Lungaard, Rinus Veekay, and David Malukas over the course of these past few rounds as well. After all the racing that did happen, it's looking more and more likely that Palou will indefinitely take his 4th IndyCar championship. He could even clinch the title after this next race at Portland.

Formula 1 went to Spa this past weekend where once again we had rain. This time was not as severe as 2021 and we were able to go racing after a delay but the response after the race was one that drivers thought they could've gone racing a bit sooner. In the end, they played it safe and McLaren was able to secure a 1-2 with Piastri ahead of Norris. F1 heads to Hungary this weekend before they take their traditional summer break.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Iowa, IMSA is at Road America, and F1 is at Hungary.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

This one is for the older guys - Nico Hulkenburg, Scott Dixon, and Shane Van Gisbergen show the younger guys it can still be done!

Although both McLaren drivers dominated the British GP with Lando taking the win, it was Nico Hulkenberg who made the headlines as he scored his first career F1 podium finish after starting 19th on the grid! It was a wet and wild grand prix that tested the strategists to their limits. The experience and good timing from the Sauber pit wall helped launch Nico far up the grid to grab the team's first podium since Kamui Kobayashi at Suzuka in 2012.

Indycar went to Mid-Ohio where it was the Chip Ganassi show by the end of the race. Alex Palou leading within the final 10 laps and Scott Dixon behind after saving fuel to make a two stop strategy work from starting 9th on the grid. With the laps winding down, Palou makes a rare mistake by going wide and off the track slightly which slowed him up enough that Dixon was able to capitalize and get ahead of Palou for the eventual win! Dixon is the third race winner for this season but this win now makes it 21 consecutive seasons with a win for Scott Dixon!

NASCAR was at the park in the windy city of Chicago. SVG dominated the weekend in not just the Cup series but in Xfinity as well. This is two wins in the season for SVG now which moves him up in the standings for the playoff picture.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Sonoma, IndyCar is at Iowa for a double header, IMSA is at Mosport, and WEC is at Interlagos.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

NASCAR went to Atlanta where Chase Elliot was able to escape THE BIG ONE and take the win.

Grasser Racing survived 24 hours to win at Spa overall. Max Verstappen's Verstappen.com Aston Martin won in Gold class notably as well.

McLaren dominate in Austria as they take a 1-2 finish while lapping the field up to 5th place. Impressive performance by them but also equally impressive drives from Liam Lawson and both Sauber drivers.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Chicago, Indycar is at Mid-Ohio, and F1 at Silverstone.

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

Nate has graced us with his return to the podcast! With that so has a more in depth coverage in the NASCAR races. Nate recaps Pocono and how Chase Briscoe got the win.

IndyCar went to Road America last weekend where after a slow start to the race with multiple cautions, one team rose to the top to come out with the best strategy and it was none other than Chip Ganassi Racing with Alex Palou taking his 6th win of the year! Alex's win was greatly helped by Scott Dixon where Scott gave Alex quite the tow around Road America to allow him to save enough fuel to go to the end.

IMSA visited the finger lakes of New York where they raced at Watkins Glen for 6 Hours. A race that had it all between mixed weather conditions, multiple cautions that flipped strategy on its head, a Lamborghini leading the race, and even a last lap pit stop that cost Cadillac the win to the #60 Meyer Shank Racing Acura GTP. The Paul Miller BMW took the win in GTD Pro after being able to fend off the rest of the class that was able to keep everyone honest more or less throughout the race.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Atlanta, F1 in Austria, and MotoGP at Assen

Welcome to our motorsports podcast where we discuss F1, IndyCar, IMSA, NASCAR, our own racing adventures, and some other adventures!

Ferrari makes it three in a row at Le Mans! A 24 hour race that had a lot of green flag running with only one safety car during the entire race. Manthey Porsche takes the win in the GT3 class.

George Russell and Mercedes take the win in Canada and the McLaren's collide into each other in the final laps!

IndyCar had the race of the weekend at Gateway with multiple drivers in for a shot to win but Kyle Kirkwood came out on top to get his third win of the season!

NASCAR visited Mexico for the first time in a while and SVG walked away victorious with a dominant stint in the final stage.

Coming up this weekend: NASCAR at Pocono, IndyCar at Road America, MotoGP at Mugello, and IMSA at Watkins Glen.