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Corey Heim delivered a statement performance at the Brickyard—and Mike Wallace and Gary Keller are breaking down what it means for Heim, Bootie Barker, and the future of 23XI Racing.
Mike and Gary also discuss the troubling attendance at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, whether the current NASCAR Cup car is hurting the racing, and why Formula 1 has become such a powerful worldwide attraction. Mike shares whether he would ever climb into an IndyCar, along with stories involving A.J. Foyt, Jimmie Johnson, Dario Franchitti, and the differences between open-wheel and stock-car racing.
Later, the conversation shifts from racing to the week’s biggest stories, Sophie Cunningham’s sudden popularity, Mike’s upcoming trip to Montana, and Matt Wallace’s impressive return to racing after six years away.
Let us know in the comments: What does NASCAR need to do to bring more fans back to the Brickyard?
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Mike Wallace and Gary Keller step beyond NASCAR for a wide-ranging conversation about the conflict involving Iran, President Trump’s leadership, political division in America, tariffs, energy, voting, and the future they hope to leave for their grandchildren.
Gary also shares a powerful firsthand story from the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and discusses the difficult reality of disaster recovery work. The episode closes with racing updates, Mike’s daughter winning six of seven races, and Doug Herbert’s plan to build a land-speed car capable of reaching 500 mph.
What do you think America needs most right now: stronger leadership, less political division, or greater involvement from everyday voters? Let us know in the comments.
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Was Dale Earnhardt really the greatest NASCAR driver of all time?
Mike Wallace raced against Earnhardt and gives Gary Keller an honest, firsthand assessment of what made the Intimidator so good, and where he belongs among NASCAR’s all-time greats.
Mike and Gary also discuss the old-school atmosphere at North Wilkesboro, NASCAR’s move toward streaming, the rising cost of attending professional sporting events, and how much modern NASCAR drivers actually earn.
Where do you think Dale Earnhardt ranks on the all-time NASCAR list? Let us know in the comments.
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Mike and Gary talk everything from Independence Day celebrations, politics, NASCAR racing, and personal anecdotes. Gary shares his opinions on the themes of socialism, communism, and the legacy of influential figures in the racing world.
Mike Wallace and Gary Keller discuss a wide range of topics on todays episode. Including recent race events, track conditions, the lifestyle of drivers, and some of their most memorable experiences.
They also delve into the history of an iconic NASCAR team, today's personalities of drivers and teams, changes in fan behavior, the state of NASCAR, and international political events.
Mike and Gary return to discuss their recent experiences, including Mike's injuries, Gary's health issues, and the loss of Kyle Busch. They also touch on some interesting topics such as faith, politics, and the dominance of Toyota in racing.
Mike Wallace and Gary Keller dive into the history of the Wallace family in racing and how their journey began long before NASCAR fame. From short tracks to the national stage, they share stories about the challenges, sacrifices, and moments that helped build a racing legacy.
The episode also covers recent NASCAR racing news, the impact of the Gen 7 car, driver performance, the influence of Roger Penske, cool down suits, and the growing role of social media in motorsports. Mike and Gary also discuss the intersection of racing, culture, and politics shaping today’s NASCAR landscape.
New episodes of The Wallace & Keller Show feature insider NASCAR stories, racing history, and conversations you won’t hear anywhere else.
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Mike Wallace and Gary Keller cover historic wins in NASCAR, including Tyler Reddick's victory in Michael Jordan's car, and the impact of Michael Jordan's team in NASCAR.
They also dive into recent events in the country of Iran and the role of independent journalism in exposing fraud.
Mike Wallace and Gary Keller start to touch on some deep discussion topics, such as their take on the political state of the United States, the future of NASCAR, and what you should expect to hear on new episodes. I know I'm excited to hear the store of the Wallace family! Like, share, and subscribe to make sure you don't miss anything from these two.
Listen in as Mike and Gary cover the Daytona 500, Michael Jordan's involvement in NASCAR, and the impact of unfairness in racing. They scratch the surface of the Wallace racing tradition and the family's legacy in NASCAR. These two have some great stories, that aren't just limited to motorsports. You're going to want to subscribe and make sure you follow so you can hear all the history of Mike Wallace and Gary Keller as they cover a diverse range of topics.
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Veteran NASCAR driver Mike Wallace and former team owner Gary Keller share firsthand racing stories, NASCAR history and candid opinions from inside the sport.