SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Long-time friend of Freak Nation, Matt Hagan, drops by the Lucas Oil Studio to chat with Kenny and Crash, following his overdue NHRA Top Fuel win at the Seattle Nationals. The three-time champ takes listeners through his victorious run, what it's like working alongside Tony Stewart and, of course, the reasoning behind his magnificent handlebar mustache.

It's the return of the Freaks! The crew breaks down an eventful Sunday of motorsports between NASCAR at Dover, IndyCar at Toronto and NHRA at Seattle. Cole calls in from the Monster Mile to give his take on Denny Hamlin's dub, Kenny and Crash catch up with the red-hot Pato O'Ward and Matt Hagan drops by to talk about his Seattle Nationals victory.

IndyCar G.O.A.T Scott Dixon drops by, hot off his win at Mid-Ohio. After becoming just the third different winner in 2025, the 44-year-old got candid about savoring the moment, in addition to still learning and growing in his 23rd season. Much like the SpeedFreaks celebrating 25 years, Dixon also speaks on being with his team for 24 years and the importance of that quarter-century milestone.

Take a trip back in time to 1997, as SpeedFreaks celebrates 25 years and pays tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following his final show. Kenny caught up with the rock legend in Beverly Hills, who talked about his departure from Black Sabbath, handling "retirement" and starting his own record label.

A chaotic day in the world of motorsports leads to an even wilder show with the Freaks. SVG dominated in NASCAR's return to the streets of Chicago, but questionable officiating took center stage. Scott Dixon drops by after becoming the third different winner in IndyCar at Mid-Ohio. Stick around for a rockin' tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following his final show, in addition to a Freakin' Flashback 28 years ago with Kenny Sargent and "The Prince of Darkness" himself.

Kenny and Crash share the legend of motorsports pioneer "Big Daddy" Don Garlits. Hear the astounding story about how he revolutionized drag racing, why he believes Richard Petty is the epitome of the American Dream, and even about aliens, in one of the greatest sit downs in SpeedFreaks 25-year history.

In this two-part Freak Flashback, see how far back Tony Stewart goes with SpeedFreaks. First, the NASCAR Hall of Famer debates the merits of the Daytona 500 and Indianapolis 500 back in the ESPN 2 days on stage with the whole crew. Then. Stewart and Gary Scelzi face off in a must-see back-and-forth for who is the better racer and manliest man!

More than a legend of motorsport, Mario Andretti had been a friend of Freak Nation since its inception 25 years ago. In this two-parter, Scatt Mann first talks with Andretti about being a grandfather to Marco as he transitions into racing, then Kenny and Crash share a wholesome yet hilarious moment with the G.O.A.T at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Before Jimmie Johnson was a seven-time champion, he was a young gun from California with an elite talent for racing. Scatt Mann caught up with the NASCAR Hall of Famer prior to his ascension to being one of the greatest drivers of all-time to find let people know just who the "real" Jimmie Johnson is and his fire to be perfect.

Buckle up, and get ready to buckle over, for 25 years worth of pure gold between Kenny Sargent, Crash Gladys and NHRA legend John Force. Even more impressive than his on-track resume, is Force's fun, care-free and candid attitude.