SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Four-time superspeedway winner Ricky Stenhouse Jr. calls into the Lucas Oil Studio to discuss the state of racing on drafting tracks with the Gen-7 car, following NASCAR's trip to Talladega. The driver for HYAK Motorsports also got into how he's preparing for the 28-week marathon to the 2025 finale and how fatherhood has impacted him as a person and racer.

Super-sub Kyle Larson caught up with Kenny at Texas Motor Speedway, following his fill-in win driving the No. 88 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. The 2021 champion also got into his busy schedule at the Lone Star State, which included racing twice in his and Brad Sweet's High Limit Racing Series.

Paul Wolfe drops by to discuss the No. 22 team's gutsy win at Texas Motor Speedway. Kenny gets the scoop on the championship winning crewe chief's strategy and mindset for conquering the 1.5-mile track for the team's first win of the 2025 season.

Who's laughing now?! Kenny caught up with three-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Joey Logano following his emphatic win at Texas Motor Speedway. Learn how "Sliced Bread" wheeled his No. 22 back to victory lane and why people love to hate a winner.

Kenny catches up with NASCAR legend Kevin Harvick ahead of his induction into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame. The 2014 champion talks about learning to embrace the moment more, any potential of him reuniting with Tony Stewart in an NHRA Top Fuel dragster and revisits the infamous Ron Hornaday vs. Kyle Busch incident at Texas Motor Speedway.

The Freaks return with a Texas-sized show, breaking down NASCAR's latest race in the Lone Star State. Kenny checks in from Fort Worth with race-winning driver Joey Logano, as well as crew chief Paul Wolfe following their epic performance at the 1.5-mile track, with super-sub Kyle Larson also dropping by after laying a beat-down on the Xfinity Series field. The fun continues with Ricky Stenhouse Jr., NHRA Top Fuel points leader Shawn Langdon and Kevin Harvick ahead of his induction into the Texas Motorsports Hall of Fame.

Crash caught up with Lucas Oil ally Kyle Busch ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway. Find out what's on the two-time champ's racing bucket list at 39 years old and how his pre-race preparations may have changed over the course of a 21-year career.

Newly minted NHRA winner and multi-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart drops by the Lucas Oil Studio to talk about his Top Fuel victory, while also getting deep with Kenny and Crash on fatherhood. In this can't-miss conversation, listeners will see a whole different side of "Smoke," sure to leave them smiling. Catch the entire sit-down @OfficialSpeedFreaks on YouTube.

The Freaks are back and recharged, ready to break down Austin Cindric's win at Tame-adega. While one of NASCAR's ultimate wild cards ran fairly clean, do fans have a right to be angry, or are people just looking for something to complain about at this point? There's also lots of love to go around for internet sensation Cleetus McFarland after his third-place ARCA finish and trip down Talladega Boulevard. Tony Stewart joins the show following his first NHRA Top Fuel win at Las Vegas, as well as two-time NASCAR champ and Lucas Oil athlete Kyle Busch.

Austin Cindric pops in with Freak Nation to talk about his all-in approach to NASCAR. From racing in triple digits to shooting triple digits on the green, the Team Penske driver gets candid about detaching from his phone by hitting the golf course. In typical Austin fashion, he also gets a little philosophical on the state of the Gen-7 car and how to improve the quality of racing (or if it's even needed).