Frontstretch

Fresh off the announcement of IndyCar's upcoming Grand Prix of Arlington, set to hold its inaugural running in March of 2026, opinions among the Frontstretch team are mixed. IndyCar's return to the Dallas-Forth Worth Metroplex (DFW) after losing its date at Texas Motor Speedway is a positive development for the sport, but is it positive enough? Has recent history left fans too cynical for this new street circuit to find its feet and become a fixture on the NTT IndyCar Series' schedule? What will make this race different from the many ill-fated street races of years gone by? Drawing on multiple voices from the Lone Star State, Alex Gintz and Tom Blackburn consult Texans Wyatt Watson and Stephen Stumpf on what this new race means for Texas, their thoughts on the loss of Texas Motor Speedway for IndyCar, and how Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones could make all the difference for the newest street race. .IRPP_kangoo , .IRPP_kangoo .postImageUrl , .IRPP_kangoo .imgUrl , .IRPP_kangoo .centered-text-area {

RFK Manager of Digital and Social Media Elijah Burke joins the podcast.

Adam Cheek and Vito Pugliese break down a race at Talladega won by yet another non-playoff competitor.

The Cup Series heads back to Talladega for the second time this season.

On this episode of Bringing the Heat with Bryan Nolen, Stephen Stumpf interviews NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Parker Kligerman. They chat about why it was the right time to end in his full-time racing career after this season, his outlook for the playoffs and his thoughts on Nick Sanchez replacing him at Big Machine Racing in 2025. After the Kligerman conversation, Nolen is joined by Tom Bowles to discuss the biggest story of the week in NASCAR: the antitrust lawsuit that 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports has brought against NASCAR after the two teams failed to sign the new charter agreement. Nolen and Bowles go in-depth on every aspect of the suit and its possible effect on the sport. Plus, they look at if it will have any on-track ramifications for the rest of this season. Josh Berry and NASCAR's handling of his incident at Kansas Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series last weekend are the focus of the Soundbite of the Week. After hearing Berry's post-race comments, Nolen and Bowles analyze what had

Sports reporter Matthew Schwartz joins the podcast.

How worried does the NASCAR Cup Series playoff field need to be heading to a playoff race at Talladega Superspeedway?

Check out Tino's thoughts on some good bets for Sunday's Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway.

Clements talks his 2024 season and what it's like racing for your own team.

News from the boardrooms of Penske Entertainment overshadow an underwhelming Formula 1 race.

What went wrong in the Bristol Night Race? What's to make of the Corey LaJoie-Justin Haley trade?

Adam Cheek and Anthony Damcott break down an uneventful playoff elimination race.

Denny Hamlin is the favorite to win the Bristol night race at +500 odds.

Hear from Daniel Hemric, plus the Soundbite of the Week from Shane van Gisbergen.

The 2024 IndyCar campaign has concluded, but the storm rages on in Formula 1.

The owner of the NASCAR Xfinity Series team Sam Hunt Racing joins the podcast as well as a surprise guest.

Adam Cheek and Tanner Marlar break down Chris Buescher's last-lap moves to win at the New York road course.

Can Hendrick pull off another one? Here are your best bets for the weekend.

Reddick sits down with Frontstretch to talk about MoneyLion's back-to-school donation efforts, charter negotiations and more.

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?