SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Kenny and Crash caught up with Lucas Oil driver and the eventual winner of the 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series season opener at Daytona, Austin Hill. Even before scoring an astonishing 11th drafting track victory, the Freaks get the low-down on how the driver for Richard Childress Racing is able to lock in and successfully execute on what many refer to as "wild card tracks." The 31-year-old reflects on where he was when Dale Earnhardt lost his life in 2001 and acknowledges the comparisons to the seven-time champion on drafting tracks after becoming the winningest driver all-time on the treacherous discipline.

Its full FREAK ahead, as the 2026 motorsports season officially kicked off with what will be one of the most talked about Daytona 500s in NASCAR history. What's next for America's auto racing titan with NBA G.O.A.T Michael Jordan adding "Daytona 500 Champion" to his outstanding resume, thanks to elite driving by Tyler Reddick? Did "The Great American Race" live up to its billing, or did fuel saving put a damper on NASCAR's Super Bowl? Daytona winners Austin Hill, Denny Hamlin and Reddick join the show, and SpeedFreaks gets the exclusive scoop on if it was Alex Bowman caught on camera busting his behind on a snowy fall this offseason.

SpeedFreaks and Kenny Sargent have the EXCLUSIVE scoop on one of the biggest, burning questions in the NASCAR offseason ... Was it Alex Bowman who busted his behind by slipping and falling on ice in the Ring camera footage shared from his Instagram account?

What you see is what you get with rising NASCAR superstar Rajah Caruth, and what The Freaks got is 20 full minutes of "cool" and authenticity. The Washington native divulges in his his love for all pro sports and weigh in on the official news of IndyCar taking to the streets of his hometown. Find out if the the new, part-time face of the iconic No. 88 in the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series is fazed by inking a deal with JR Motorsports and what it's like to live out his dreams.

The Freaks throw it back to 2023, catching up with NHRA Top Fuel and Funny Car Champion Kenny Bernstein. The legend breaks down the evolution of drag racing from back in the day to current times with an in-depth perspective of his own experiences.

In honor of automotive pioneer and motorsports legend Jack Roush earning the Bill France Award for Excellence to kick off 2026, SpeedFreaks flashbacks 20 years to an absolutely legendary sit down with "The Cat in the Hat" himself. Enjoy this trip back to 2005, featuring the always real and charismatic Jack Roush.

Running off the adrenaline from winning the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona, multi-time sports car champion Philip Ellis caught up with Kenny and Crash to discuss his exhilarating endurance race victory. The GTD Class winner takes the Freaks through his winding road to victory and weighs in on the infamous 6.5-hour caution for fog, among many other badass things!

We're back and we've got a lot to FREAKin' say! Following the conclusion of the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, the crew debriefs on what was an eventful endurance race with GTD class winner and multi-time champion Philip Elllis joining the show. How will winter storm "Fern" potentially impact the racing world? Will there be an IndyCar race around Capitol Hill? Stick around for an epic flashback 20 years with Jack Roush, who was just awarded NASCAR's Bill France Award of Excellence.

Get to know Homestead-Miami Speedway Track President Guillermo Santa Cruuuuuz with help from Kenny and Crash! The South Florida native talks about revamping NASCAR Championship Weekend at the site of the sport's finale for 18 years. Find out how he plans on blending experience from his illustrious resume with everything Phoenix Raceway has done right as the site of the championship ahead of the 2026 season and so much more.

Kenny catches up with one of the realest dudes in motorsports and fan-favorite Justin Allgaier. The former NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion shares the importance of slowing down with family, thoughts on retirement in the latter stages of his career and the agony of defeat for both he and Denny Hamlin in their quest for their respective 2025 titles. This is nearly 10 minutes of authentic greatness with one of the sport's under appreciated GOATs!