The Teardown

The (Christopher) Bell may have sounded at Darlington, but the story was once again the Hurricane. Motorsports reporter Jeff Gluck is back with a new edition of the Gluckcast, where he dives in head first to the latest Carson Hocevar drama, brought on by his on-track contact with Brad Keselowski. He sets out to debunk the latest narrative that "Spire Motorsports doesn't care" about Carson's behavior, and who better to chat with than team owner Jeff Dickerson. The interview covers Jeff's reaction to Carson's aggressive driving and response, as well as how the team deals with the drama internally. Jeff also sits down with fellow reporter Chris Gollon who got this week's clip that shook the world, Brad Keselowski's post race interview where he said "Carson's day is coming and it's coming hard".

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Christopher Bell finally broke through to victory lane, capturing the Southern 500 after dueling with his teammates in the late stages of the race. Not only that, he firmly established himself as a championship threat after Denny Hamlin had on-track contact with Michael McDowell, causing him to lose ground and make repairs. Our resident NASCAR reporters Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi were live on the case in Darlington, and they took to the airwaves after the race to recap the action and take an in depth look at how each of the 16 Chase contenders made out in the crown jewel event.

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It’s time to kick off the NASCAR Chase, and who better to get us ready than our resident NASCAR reporters Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi. They sit down with each of the 16 Chase contenders ahead of this weekend’s Southern 500 and get the low down on each drivers’ feelings towards the new (old) format and what differing strategies they’ll follow over the next ten weeks. Listeners are in store to learn a lot, from how many points each driver is aiming to average to what tracks are considered the biggest wildcards. They’ll also get some off track information, such as what Austin Cindric thinks of Jordan’s pen, Ryan Blaney’s baby buggy report and which restaurant Daniel Suarez thinks has surprisingly good tres leches cake.

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Ryan Preece needed to win at Daytona to make the Chase and he did exactly that. When calamity unfolded in overtime, Ryan took the lead and held on until the caution finally fell, capturing his first NASCAR Cup victory and besting Shane Van Gisbergen for the final Chase spot all at the same time. Our resident NASCAR reporters Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi were both on the case in Daytona, and they took to the airwaves after the race to recap the action, chat about dunk tanks and take a closer look at the final Chase standings.

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It's been a major news cycle in motorsports this week as IndyCar broke the internet with a massive ratings return for their Washington D.C. Grand Prix and Richard Childress Racing announced its 2027 roster. Motorsports reporter Jeff Gluck is here to get the full scoop on both stories, sitting down with the chauffeur of the RCR-33 Austin Hill, who just signed a full-time contract for the Cup Series, and Bud Denker, President of the Penske Corporation who spearheaded and engineered the Washington D.C. street course.

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