SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

The undisputed G.O.A.T. of motorsports, Mario Andretti, chats with Kenny and Crash ahead of his 85th birthday. Hear the Italian's journey from growing up in a refugee camp, to migrating to America and working his way to racing immortality as one of the most legendary drivers to ever do it. It also wouldn't be a proper Andretti conversation without talking about wine and its benefits -- even at 85 years old!

Buckle up, Freak Nation! The crew, led by Kenny and Crash, break down what they unanimously felt was the best road course race in the Next-Gen era at COTA. With C-Bell going back-to-back (courtesy of the infamous SpeedFreaks mojo), topics such as parity and the legitimacy of NASCAR's current playoff format come to head. Following a wild IndyCar season opener at St. Pete, hear from the race winner and reigning champ Alex Palou, as the Freaks debate whether FOX's marketing was a success out the gates. Motorsports G.O.A.T. Mario Andretti also stops by ahead of his 85th birthday to talk about his journey to racing immortality in America. Find out who won the motorsports movie draft from 'Horsepower Humpday' (live on Youtube at 5 p.m. ET Wednesdays), as well as who came out on top for Beat the Freaks this week!

Longtime friend of FreakNation and multi-time NHRA World Champion Antron Brown joins SpeedFreaks, as they continue to celebrate Black History Month in motorsports. The reigning Top Fuel dragster champ shares his 1,200-horsepower secret to staying and looking young, the rise of drag racing in America and inspiring the next generation of potential racers.

Christopher Bell caught up with Kenny at Daytona to discuss getting more dirty (with extra seat time), driving for the legendary Joe Gibbs and the future playoff race at World Wide Technology Raceway.

Kenny and Crash catch up with New Zealand hot-shot Marcus Armstrong ahead of the IndyCar season opener at St. Pete. The "hair-throb" shares what he would do to win an Indianapolis 500, hair treatment, the physicality behind racing in IndyCar, and mushrooms?

The Freaks are fired up, following a wild race NASCAR at Atlanta! The crew debates the antics of runner-up finisher Carson Hocevar, another controversial last-lap decision and Austin Hill's dominance in the Peach State. Hear Kenny's interview with winner Christopher Bell from the prior weekend at Daytona and IndyCar's New Zealand "hair-throb" Marcus Armstrong. Friend of Freak Nation and multi-time NHRA World Champion Antron Brown joins the show, as SpeedFreaks celebrates Black History Month. Stay for the "Boring" Byron and Sabrina Carpenter banter.

Joe Gibbs joins Kenny and Crash bright-eyed and bushy-tailed for an interview like you've never seen before. Hear about the parallels and differences between coaching the Redskins and a NASCAR team and his relationship with the longest-standings sponsor in the sport right now. You can't miss the Hall of Famer as he cracks on Kenny's Cowboys, and find out what prompts him to say, "The drivers get the money and the girls!"

SpeedFreaks celebration of Black History Month rolls on with Rajah Caruth, who gets candid with Kenny on his rise through the ranks of NASCAR. The 2024 Truck Series Rookie of the Year shares why Michael McDowell sought him for tips before their big race at Daytona, as well as his rapport with his other Spire Motorsports teammates. What are the motivated youngster's goals for his sophomore season? Malcolm Stewart, the Commanders and Joe Gibbs are also some fun topics of discussion.

The Freaks are amped up, following the 67th running of the Daytona 500! The crew gives their raw reactions at the conclusion of the Great American Race, with Kenny kicking things off by going on a fiery rant about "Bland" Byron going back-to-back. Cole calls in live from the track, while Crash, Richie and a special guest give their takes on the divisive crown-jewel event. You won't want to miss interviews for Coach Joe Gibbs like you've never seen him before and Rajah Caruth, as SpeedFreak's celebration of Black History Month in racing rolls on.

Latasha Causey joins in on SpeedFreaks' celebration of Black History Month to discuss breaking barriers as the first female African America track president in NASCAR. Phoenix Raceway's fearless leader talks with Kenny and Crash about adversities she's had to overcome in the racing world, inspiring the next generation of female leaders and what to expect to the weekend of the Shriners Children's 500, coming up on March 9.