SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

The Freaks are back and chomping at the bit to get into the stellar snooze fest that was NASCAR at Martinsville. Crash joins the show from "the paperclip," as the crew dives into Denny's dominance and the wild Xfinity Series spectacle from Saturday. Hear from one of the most exciting young talents across motorsports in Connor Zilisch on his journey to this point, Rico Abreu following High Limit's first race at Arizona, as well as a very blunt Graham Rahal on the state of IndyCar.

John Hunter Nemechek spent some time with the Freaks to discuss his hot start to the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season and the reason for Legacy Motor Club's recent uptick in performance. Take a trip down memory lane, as the second-generation driver gets his hands on some SpeedFreaks artifacts and recount growing up at the race track with his father, "Front Row Joe."

Kenny and Crash caught up with NHRA Funny Car badass Alexis DeJoria, as she returned to FireBird Motorsports Park -- the site of her first victory. Find out how the 47-year-old is continuing to chase championships, why she's a "fighter to a fault," and how she's adjusting to new crew chief in 2025.

Kyle Larson joined Kenny and Crash ahead of his attempt at history before Homestead. Can "too much racing" become too much for the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion? Why does the best driver in motorsports opt to fly economy? Yung Money also dives into the evolution of High Limit and raising a future racer with his son Owen.

Kenny and Crash return to the Lucas Oil Studios to hash out what was a wildly eventful weekend across motorsports. The Freaks debate Phoenix vs. Homestead, following rumors and a not-so-great NASCAR Cup Series race. Kyle Larson also joins the show after almost completing just the third three-series weekend sweep ever. Crash gets heated about IndyCar, and Richie gets enraged about F1 and Ferrari. Stick around for interviews with Alexis De Joria and John Hunter Nemechek as well.

Multi-time World of Outlaws Champion Brad Sweet joins the Freaks to discuss all things High Limit before the season opener at Las Vegas! The co-owner and reigning champ shares what's new with High Limit in 2025, as well as WHO is new and making superstar cameos in the dirt racing scene. Don't miss who he (successfully) picked for Beat the Freaks at Phoenix, too!

Katherine Legge spoke with SpeedFreaks ahead of her NASCAR Cup Series debut at Phoenix Raceway, snapping a seven-year drought since the last female competed at the sport's top rank. the four-time SportsCar winner shares how her deal with Live Fast Motorsports came about, as well as what she makes of the state (and future) of women in motorsports.

The Freaks catch up with Christopher Bell following his third consecutive win of the 2025 season at Phoenix Raceway! Find out how he held off teammate Denny Hamlin in the desert and his opinion on the option tires NASCAR and Goodyear brought to the one-mile oval.

Phoenix Raceway delivered and so so The Freaks! Kenny, Crash, Richie and Cole relive what was one of the most entertaining races NASCAR races ever at Arizona, courtesy of the two different tire compounds. Christopher Bell joins the show following his wildly impressive third consecutive win, as well as Katherine Legge prior to her Cup debut. Should Goodyear keep the option tire in play? Why should stage breaks be a thing of the past? Dirt devil and multi-time champion Brad Sweet joins the show ahead of the High Limit Racing Series season opener in Las Vegas, and serves as a celebrity guest on Beat the Freaks! Don’t miss an epic interview with acting legend Clancy Brown and his sidekick Luke Cook from ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ on the CW, and look out for a special William “Boring” cameo!

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!