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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2021 · 31 MIN

Burnt Rubber Racing — NASCAR at Kansas and IndyCar at Texas

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The following is a segment from this week’s episode of Burnt Rubber Racing, a NASCAR and motorsports podcast fueled by FlurrySports! Better make sure to have the proper beer on hand this weekend as the NASCAR Cup Series heads to the midwest. Kansas Speedway will play host to the wonderfully-named “Buschy McBusch Race 400”. We break down everything from the race name itself to speedway and driver stats. We also share our picks for both DFS and betting. In addition, this segment includes our update on the NTT IndyCar Series. We discuss some stats and trends to help set the stage for this weekend’s doubleheader action at Texas Motor Speedway. To hear the rest of this week’s full episode, which includes our recap of last week’s NASCAR Cup and Xfinity action at Talladega, discussion on superspeedway safety measures, and the latest news headlines from the world of racing, click the link below to access Burnt Rubber Racing on your audio platform of choice! Where to find the show:https://linktr.ee/BurntRubberRacing Burnt Rubber Racing Hosts: Henry John (https://twitter.com/HankTimeSports) Zach McAdoo (https://twitter.com/ztmcadoo)

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