Frontstretch Happy Hour Podcast – Frontstretch

Will Logano once again make the Championship 4 in an even year? What will happen to the two teams who didn't sign the charter agreement?

Which host do you think filled out the best playoff bracket?

The guys chat NASCAR in Mexico, who'll make the Cup playoffs and more.

Larson added fuel to the debate over who is better between he and the Formula 1 star.

The guys debate if Dillon should keep the win or not and discuss what should be done about NASCAR's format encouraging dirty driving.

The guys dive into how different this NASCAR season would look if some of the things they wished for had happened.

John Newby, senior writer at Savage Ventures and AltDriver.com, joins the podcast.

Plus: does Bubba Wallace deserve a penalty after making contact with Bowman on the cool-down lap?

The hosts compete in the second edition of Frontstretch Jeopardy.

Tire changer George Balfanz Jr. joins the podcast to talk wet-weather tires.

South Boston General Manager Brandon Brown joins the podcast.

Happy Hour Jeopardy will happen in a few weeks, but will the NASCAR charter agreement get done at all?

Did NASCAR take too long giving Larson the waiver? Can Shane van Gisbergen be the fastest to win in all three series?

The guys react to the news of Stewart-Haas Racing's closing.

PRN's Mark Garrow joins the podcast and tells his side of the RIcky Stenhouse Jr. and Kyle Busch fight.

Jayski's Dustin Albino joins the podcast.

Listen to all things from Kansas Speedway excitement to Stewart-Haas Racing drama.

SiriusXM NASCAR Radio's Davey Segal joins the podcast.

Speedway Digest's Kaleb Vestal joins the podcast.

The guys celebrate the podcast's first birthday and dive into all the Texas chokes.

Also, is Hendrick the greatest sports team ever?

Special guest sports reporter Matt Schwartz joins the podcast.

Should track limit penalties changes, and should NASCAR race on Easter?

Why did 12% of fans think the Food City 500 wasn't a good race?

Sports360AZ's Devon Henry joins to talk all things Phoenix Raceway.

Special guest NBC Sports' John Newby joins to discuss if a new OEM could join.

Despite the Suarez win, will Trackhouse Racing put one of its other signed drivers in the No. 99?

Is it better for underdogs or the elite to win the Daytona 500, and did William Byron really win it?

The guys dish out what the future of The Clash and Speedweeks should look like as well as preview 2024.

The gang is back to assign New Year's resolutions to NASCAR drivers ahead of 2024.

Find out who wins at the inaugural Happy Hour Awards.

The Racing Experts' Jonathan Fjeld joins the show.

TSJSports' Peter Stratta joins the guys.

Frontstretch's Vito Pugliese joins the show.

Tom Bowles and Jared Haas return to the show, and Dalton Hopkins says goodbye.

SPEED SPORT's Grace Woelbing joins the show.

Kickin' the Tires reporter Justin Schuoler joins the show.

NASCAR YouTube personality DannyBTalks joins the show.

The Fast Lane radio host Ed Lane joins the show.

The trio reacts to road course stage breaks coming back, Martin Truex Jr.'s playoff bubble problem and Noah Gragson's future.

NBC Sports writer John Newby returns to the show.

Bryan Nolen joins the guys to discuss Bubba Wallace's playoff chances, Ryan Preece's crash and a few more topics.

Speedway Digest's Kaleb Vestal joins the show.

NASCAR Xfinity driver Preston Pardus joins the show.

NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Josh Williams joins the podcast.

Jayski's Dustin Albino joins the podcast.

The guys break down Denny Hamlin vs. Kyle Larson and more drama after Pocono Raceway.

Motorsports reporter Alan Cavanna joins the guys.

Bryan Nolen joins the guys to discuss a few recent snubs Matt Kenseth has faced, among other topics.

Kempner is the director of NASCAR on FOX and NFL on FOX.