Tim Hauraney is joined by 18-year-old Canadian Kevin Foster to discuss his rapid ascent up the racing ladder. Winning the Team Canada Scholarship Shootout, representing Canada at the Formula Ford Festival in the United Kingdom in the fall of 2022. As well as winning the FEED Championship and earning a spot on the 2023 French F4 grid (06:05). Then Tim is joined by President of AJ Foyt Enterprises Larry Foyt, and newly signed rookie IndyCar driver Benjamin Pedersen to discuss the signing of Benjamin to the team, running a 3 car operation in 2023, and the status of Canadian Dalton Kellett's contract with the team (43:20).

Tim Hauraney is joined by Dutch Motorsport Reporter Jeroen Demmendaal and ChampWebDotNet's Don Sklenka to review the 2022 IndyCar season. Who impressed and who disappointed? Is there still a Big 3, or is it now broken up into tiers? (1:47). Tim goes over the news that came out on Tuesday, F1 released their 2023 calendar, a record 24 races (56:05). Then Tim takes your Twitter questions (01:01:16).

Tim Hauraney goes over a thrilling IndyCar finale that saw Team Penske's Will Power win his 2nd IndyCar drivers title (1:48). We hear from the 2022 champ Will Power (9:40), race winner Alex Palou, championship runner up Josef Newgarden (29:53). Then we hear from IndyCar rookie of the year Christian Lundgaard and RLL team owner Bobby Rahal (44:07). Tim is then joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pow to review the Italian Grand Prix (56:45). Then Tim takes your Twitter questions (1:54:57).

Tim Hauraney previews the Italian Grand Prix, then sits down with Chip Ganassi Racing's Mike Hull, and Team Penske's Tim Cindric to discuss this coming weekends IndyCar season finale where 5 drivers are mathematically in contention to win the championship (18:55 ).

Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to go over an entertaining Dutch Grand Prix, Ferrari struggles, Mercedes let's a win slip away, Colton Herta to AlphaTuari and more (01:50). Then Tim goes over the IndyCar race from Portland (1:03:13), we hear from race winner Scott McLaughlin, Will Power, and Scott Dixon(1:10:20). Then Tim takes your twitter questions (1:33:39) and finishes it off by going over F1 Fantasy.

Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Hamilton from Scuderia F1 Pod to go through the breaking news that Oscar Piastri will be a McLaren driver for 2023 and 2024, and how this news will impact the driver market moving forward.

Tim Hauraney goes through all of the news from Thursday F1 media day and sets up the Dutch Grand Prix (00:55). Then we hear from IndyCar's two rookies, Christian Lundgaard, and David Malukas as the two battle it out for the rookie championship title. We also hear from IndyLights Championship leader Linus Lundqvist (32:20). Then Tim takes your questions from Twitter (56:01).

Tim Hauraney is joined by Mark Dailey from Scuderia F1 Pod to discuss Red Bull's dominance at the Belgian Grand Prix. Having Spa back on the 2023 calendar. Will Mercedes continue with this current car concept for next season (1:55)? Then we take your twitter questions (57:52), and a run through the Racing Pod F1 Fantasy Challenge standings (1:04:33).

Tim Hauraney is joined by The Ringer's Michael Baumann to discuss Daniel Ricciardo's departure from McLaren at the end of 2022. Where can the Australian driver go? What happens with Oscar Piastri? Fernando Alonso spoke to the media for the first since signing with Aston Martin, then Tim and Michael take a look at who the next American F1 driver could be, trouble for Andretti getting a team into F1, plus they take your twitter questions and more.

On Tuesday, Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing announced that they have extended the contract of their driver Christian Lundgaard. Tim Hauraney hears from the Danish driver as he speaks on the contract extension, his time so far in IndyCar, F1, and his thoughts on how he thinks Formula 1 drivers would do competing in IndyCar.