SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Turn up and join the party as SpeedFreaks celebrates 25 years of being the boldest motorsport-entertainment show on the airwaves and across television sets. Take a trip down memory lane, as Kenny Sargent and Crash Gladys break out a killer curation of classic interviews, while reminiscing about a quarter-century of breaking the media mold. No celebration would be complete without a visit from Statt Mann!

A tipsy Alex Palou checks in from Road America after a staggering sixth win through nine IndyCar races in 2025. Kenny and Crash get the scoop on what it's like for him to strategize with his crew during races, and the difference in being "grumpy" with his team and his wife. The three-time champ dishes if it's easy being as humble as he comes across, even through his success, as well as being a father and how to teach dealing with failure.

Kyle "Don't Call Me Kirk" Kirkwood is all smiles, following his wild win at World Wide Technology Raceway. Find out how one of IndyCar's most opportunistic drivers in 2025 scored his first P1 on an oval and how he feels about what should be a very favorable schedule ahead in his pursuit of points leader Alex Palou. More than a badass open-wheel driver, learn about how serious the Jupiter, Fla., 26-year-old is about big-game fishing and his thoughts on the IndyCar vs. F1 debate.

Reigning NHRA Funny Car champ Austin Prock drops by the Lucas Oil Studio, following his second consecutive win at the Virginia Nationals. Pilot of the "Prock Rocket" takes Kenny and Crash through his victorious run, sharing how he was able to overcome an afternoon scorcher, while looking ahead to a potential celebratory hangover.

It's about Freakin' time! The crew is back in the Lucas Oil Studio, aiming to crack what many considered to be a conspiracy-filled weekend in NASCAR at Pocono surrounding Dale Jr. and Joe Gibbs Racing. Take a victory lap, as both Kyle Kirkwood and Alex Palou drop by following their IndyCar wins at World Wide Technology Raceway and Road America, as well as the fastest man in Funny Car at the NHRA Virginia Nationals, Austin Prock. This and much more on a fun, loud and awesome edition of SpeedFreaks.

Katherine Legge catches up with Kenny, as she gets ready for her NASCAR Cup Series debut on a familiar discipline -- a road course. Having raced at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez circuit previously, in addition to winning multiple races across various series on these style tracks, she reveals if there's more comfortability for her going into Mexico City. Also find out how she's adjusting to her "NASCAR era," and if she's been more welcomed by her peers.

Kyle Busch and Kenny reunite for a little Lucas Oil rendezvous ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series debut in Mexico City. KFB recounts his win at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez course back in 2008 and how that moment meant just as much back then as it does over 15 years later. The two-time champ takes listeners for a lap around the 2.42-mile track and provides perspective on the cultural impact of racing south of the border.

Vamos, Freak Nation! The crew comes at you live from Mexico City, World Wide Technology and the Lucas Oil Studios in what was a wild Sunday across motorsports. Kenny give his perspective on NASCAR competing south of the border, with Katherine Legge and Kyle Busch dropping by. Crash and Cole also check in from WWT Raceway, where they react to the IndyCar race playing out live. Don't miss this freakin' jam-packed show!

Kenny and Crash catch up with J.R. Todd following his emotional win from a back-up car in the NHRA New England Nationals. The Funny Car veteran talks about patience and persistence through changes, the schedule ahead, and whether there's pressure on him and sponsor DHL in drag racing with Alex Palou's immaculate run in IndyCar.

Newest member of the "300 Round Win Club" Brittany Force stops by following her Top Fuel win against Tony Stewart in the NHRA New England Nationals. The daughter of the legendary John Force talks about feeding off her teammates' success, her driving force behind winning and joining prestigious company among female drag racers.