SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Tristan McKee joins Kenny and Crash after becoming the second-youngest winner ever (by three days) in the ARCA Menards Series, following his victory at Watkins Glen, which was also his debut. Get to know one of the next potential superstars, how he's polishing his race craft by competing in different disciplines and the impact coaches like Josh Wise have on the 15-year-old up-and-comer.

It was a Freakin' historic day in motorsports, and the crew has you happy bastards covered with everything! From SVG's unsurprisingly dominant day at Watkins Glen, to a wild Will Power win at Portland, where Alex Palou secured his imminent three-peat, there's no shortage of greatness over these two hours. NBC Sport Reporter Dustin Long drops by to give listeners an inside scoop on Connor Zilisch's scary injury from Victory Lane, while Tristan McKee also joins the show, following his win as the second-youngest driver ever to do it in the ARCA Menards Series.

Get comfortable, because the Freaks have nearly 20 minutes of candid conversation with Conor Daly -- one of the most genuine personalities in IndyCar. The fan-favorites dive into keeping it real and featuring authenticity, in a time where most drivers in the sport fear it. Daly also speaks on the importance of Fox's newest investment into IndyCar and the potential the series' future. Hear from the badass himself about everything from peeing in his car, to Katherine Legge and the comparisons between Indycar and the other top forms of motorsport.

Ross Chastain calls into the Lucas Oil Studios from St Louis, where WWT Raceway will soon host its first playoff race. The Melon Man shares his mindset with the postseason approaching and weighs in on Austin Hill's suspension with his "fighting days behind him." He also speaks on NASCAR's decision to take Mexico City off the circuit in 2026 and the potential of and IndyCar double-up.

The Freaks return to the airwaves with nearly two full hours of commentary that's nearly two full hours better than NASCAR at Iowa -- or so some say. Strap in as the crew breaks down William "Boring" Byron's second win of the season and debate the merits of race compared to WWE's SummerSlam. On top of going over MLB's Speedway Classic disaster, Ross Chastain drops by, as well as Conor Daly to get candid and speak on Fox's new investment in IndyCar. This and more, Freak Nation!

NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Rajah Caruth makes a pit stop back into the Freak Nation, as he prepares for his second postseason bid. The young drivers gets introspective about enjoying his racing journey and putting the work in.

Shawn Reed makes a stop to the Lucas Oil Studio in this must-listen interview, where five-time drag boat racing champion Shawn Reed takes Kenny and Crash through his vicious Top Fuel wreck in the NHRA NorthWest Nationals. All you need to know about the scary hit, loss and lingering effects, as well as a gift from Tony Stewart.

Alex Palou joins the Lucas Oil Studio moments after adding eighth win to what's been a historic season for the three-time IndyCar champ. The Spaniard talks through pre -- or "pee"-race -- superstitions (and the danger that lies comes with them), and his pursuit for greatness in joining the likes of A.J Foyt and Mario Andretti with three races remaining in 2025.

Buckle up, because it's a wild one with the Freaks! The crew dissects a divisive day at Indianapolis for NASCAR from a racing sense, backed by a badass Bubba Wallace win, in addition to an insane weekend all around at the Brickyard. Alex Palou drops by moments after his astounding eighth with of the IndyCar season, as well as Rajah Caruth and Shawn Reed following his vicious wreck at the NHRA NorthWest Nationals.

Lucas Oil alliance member Pato O'Ward makes a speedy stop to to the studio to chat with Kenny and Crash following his IndyCar win at Toronto. He talks about staying motivated, an upcoming homecoming to Texas and bird poop!