SpeedFreaks: Biggest Motorsports Show On The Planet

Motorsports are right around the corner, and the Freaks are just getting revved up! Basking in the glory of the brand-spankin' new Lucas Oil Studio, the crew keeps it chaotically casual in recapping what's gone on in the world of racing since last going live in 2025. IndyCar and Josef Newgarden stun in a new season promo, Cleetus McFarland gets emotional in his eulogy for "The Biff," and the gang shares what they're most pumped for in 2026. NASCAR Xfinity Series Championn Justin Allgaier also stops by, as well as Homestead-Miami Speedway Track President Guillermo Santa Cruz!

New year, same Freaks! The crew is back and better than ever, kicking off 2026 by breaking down the resignation of former NASCAR Commissioner Steve Phelps. Although the writing may have been on the wall following the antitrust lawsuit fallout, will there now be a void as it pertains to leadership in NASCAR? In anticipation for the season of motorsports quickly approaching, stick around for a pair of "Best Of" interviews from 2026 with IndyCar legend Will Power on his seat change this year and NHRA President Glen Cromwell on the infamous series finale cancellation. We're just getting revved up, folks!

Kenny and Crash have an EXCLUSIVE sit down with NHRA President Glen Cromwell moments after the decision to cancel the 2025 Finals from Pomona. Find out what went into the unprecedented call in California with this raw and transparent 20-minute conversation that can only be found with SpeedFreaks.

Once Brittany Force hangs it up at the end of the 2025 season, it will mark the first time in over three decades without a Force behind the wheel of a NHRA dragster. The two-time champion stopped by the Lucas Oil Studio to discuss her retirement from full-time racing, as she prepares for motherhood. What does she hope is her legacy is and just how important is family for her? It's all right here in this epic 1-on-1 with one of the greatest female dragsters in NHRA history.

Strap the FREAK in for one of the most high-octane shows of SpeedFreaks' 25th season! Weather may have put a damper on NHRA's finale, but the Lucas Oil Studio crew delivers! Kenny and Crash have an exclusive sit down with NHRA President Glen Cromwell, following the cancellation of the Pomona Finals. We also say farewell to the most iconic family in drag racing (for now) with a John Force tribute and 1-on-1 with soon-to-be mother Brittany Force.

IndyCar legend Scott Dixon is back with The Freaks with an exclusive 1-on-1 from Phoenix Raceway. The six-time champ provides all the technicalities that go into tire tests and shares how he thinks the on-track product will differ from when they last races at the one-mile track before the 2019 reconfiguration.

Kenny and Crash have an exclusive meet up with IndyCar pilot Alexander Rossi at Phoenix Raceway, where he is testing for the series' return to the desert. The Ed Carpenter Racing driver dives into the differences fans can expect between IndyCar and NASCAR in the upcoming March doubleheader, including how to handle the infamous "dogleg." The 34-year-old also gets personal on fatherhood and a circumcision conversation 2.0 (IYKYK)!

Corey Heim graces the Freak Nation with his presence, following the conclusion of one of the most dominant campaigns in NASCAR Truck Series history. Fresh off being crowned the 2025 champion - capped by his 12th win to end the season - he shares what went into his historic run and what the future may hold for his racing career.

Kenny and Crash caught up with now two-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson just one day removed from his shocking series finale triumph. The driver for Hendrick Motorsports shares his lingering state of disbelief in how he became a two-time champion and gives his perspective in what went into his shocking defeat of Denny Hamlin.

Connor Zilisch makes a quick pit stop into the Freak Nation to debrief with Kenny and Crash on his crushing 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship loss to best friend Jesse Love.