All Turns No Brakes Nascar Podcast

Episode 259: The first episode of All Turns No Brakes dropped on May 6, 2016, with Tam and Rene serving their unique take on NASCAR. A few years later, “Front Row Kenny” joined the podcast as a guest and eventually became a full-time host. It’s been one hell of a ride, but sometimes good things come to an end, and this podcast is one of them.   The crew is going on a hiatus from the podcast. As this era ends, we’ll discuss our favorite podcast memories, and a special guest will drop in for our final episode.   The decision was difficult, but we are thankful for each of you as friends of the show. Until next time!   Show notes: Visit AllTurnsNoBrakes.com/   Connect with us: Website: AllTurnsNoBrakes.com Shop: AllTurnsNoBrakes.com/shop Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: All Turns No Brakes @TurnsNoBrakes  Tam @iamSincerelyTam Rene @itsReneGarcia  Kenny @FrontRowKenny  

It's the end of the road in the NASCAR Cup Series as a champion was crowned on Sunday at Phoneix Raceway. Joey "Sliced Bread" Logano got it done and captured his second NASCAR Cup Series championship. Championship weekend was wild as we crowned an Xfinity & Camping World truck series champion in the desert. Joey Logano sliced his way through the competition all weekend long and seemed the most confident going into the weekend. Rene and Kenny will talk about what they thought of the championship weekend. They'll also give their thought on the 2022 season one last time. We want to say thank you to all those who listened this season! It's a pleasure to have great friends on the show! Enjoy the offseason!  

Episode 257, Was it Mario Kart at Martinsville or should we call it Melon Kart since Ross Chastain stole the show to make his way into the Championship 4. Among the noise, Christopher Bell won the race and will race for a title but the move Chastain made went viral and easily became one of the greatest moves of all time. Rene and Kenny will give their thoughts on the race and the move itself. And of lastly, the final predictions of the 2022 season will be done for this weekend's finale at Phoenix Raceway.

It was a dominant day in Dade County for the No.5 crew as Kyle Larson won Sunday's race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Hendrick's day of dominance won't win them a Cup Series title but now a chance to win Hendrick's 15th owner's title in two weeks. Briar Starr a journalist from Kickin the Tires joined this week to talk about all the action at Homestead!  Kenny and Briar will talk about their championship favorites as the season comes to a close. Then the two will give their predictions for this weekend’s race at Martinsville Speedway.

74 years later and the chaos continues in the world of NASCAR. Sunday's race at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway went down on the wire between Ross Chastain and Joey Logano. Joey got the best of the "Watermelon Man" as he took the checkered flag and became the first of four drivers to punch their ticket to the NASCAR Championship race. However, that wasn't the biggest topic of conversation, Bubba and Larson tangled and had a bit of a shoving moment. Kenny and Rene will talk about the incident and some of NASCAR's inconsistent moments from 2022 and in the past.  Then the duo will give their predictions for this weekend’s race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

It was a siren last week, now the bell is rung on the Round of 12 with Christopher Bell taking home the win at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval. Rene returns for this week's episode as he and Kenny discuss the good and bad of the Roval. Kenny also was at the track this weekend for "Speed SZN" hosted by NASCAR Diversity and he talks about his experience on Sunday. They'll also talk about the issues NASCAR and the teams have had with the new approaching media deal. Then of course the duo will give their predictions for this weekend’s race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

The siren sounded off again in Dawsonville after Chase Elliott won at Talladega Superspeedway Sunday. Chase became the first playoff driver to win during the Playoff as the Round of 12 nearly came to a close. For once we didn't have the "Big One" at Talladega and, of course, many drivers have sounded off about safety before this race. Kenny will also talk about his thoughts on what some fans think the industry is like as an employee. Kenny will also talk about who they think will advance to the next round of the playoffs. Then of course the duo will give their predictions for this weekend’s race at Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval

Eagles that fly in the sky are graceful but it was not so elegant for the Goodyear Eagles at Texas Motor Speedway. It was another rough day for tires as many drivers faced punctures during the race on Sunday. We are also joined by Pierce also known as  "PS_iRun" on Twitter joined Kenny to talk about all of the action at Texas Motor Speedway. They'll also discuss Jimmie Johnson's retirement from full-time racing. Then of course the duo will give their predictions for this weekend's race at Talladega Super Speedway

Attrition was the name of the game at the "Last Great Coliseum" and once again the first round of the Playoffs was spoiled by a non-playoff driver. Chris Buscher picked up his second career win and the first for Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing. Of course, things couldn't be normal at Bristol after many drivers suffered from power steering, tire, and a variety of other issues. This led to many drivers being vocal about the quality of the Next Gen car. Kenny and Rene will discuss all the chaos that ended the first round. They'll also talk about the biggest move in silly season 2022. Lastly, the duo will give their picks for this weekend's race at Texas. 

The only time a spoiler alert is okay is in the world of NASCAR apparently as the first two races of the Playoffs have been spoiled once again. Bubba Wallace captured his second career win at Kansas on Sunday after holding off co-owner Denny Hamlin and Christopher Bell. Rene and Kenny will discuss the craziness at Kansas as many Playoff drivers were affected by different circumstances on track at Kansas. The duo of Kenny and Rene also talk about Kyle Busch's potential landing spot for 2023, the 2023 All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro, and much more. Kenny and Rene will also give their early playoff predictions for this weekend's cutoff race at Bristol Motor Speedway.

The pandemonium of the playoffs started early at Darlington Raceway. For the first time in playoff history, the opening race has been won by a non-playoff driver and it was a historic one by Erik Jones. Also for different things happening in the race, Rene was on vacation and Kenny was joined by Brandon Schulhof who is the Director of Marketing, Communications, and Sponsorship at New Jersey Motorsports Park. The two will talk about the wild playoff opener as many playoff drivers found Darlington to be truly "Too Tough to Tame" on Sunday night.  Justin. Kenny and Rene will also give their early playoff predictions for this weekend's playoff race at Kansas Speedway.

The typical late summer days of Flordia brought plenty of thunderstorms and rain to the Daytona International Speedway. It eventually became a nightmare for Martin Truex Jr as his playoff spot faded away on Sunday. Austin Dillon snuck in to lock himself into the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. The rain also caused problems late in the race which took out several cars and had many drivers sound off about NASCAR officials. An old friend will return to the NASCAR Truck series, Rene and Kenny will also give their early playoff predictions and for the opening playoff race at Darlington. 

Rain and Sunshine at Watkins Glen on Sunday led to quite a race and even to the point of two teammates having a moment on the track. It takes two to tango and it wasn't a pleasant one between Kyle Larson & Chase Elliott on the final restart at The Glen. Kenny will also talk about Kimi's first Cup Series start, the safety of the cars and much more on this week's episode of All Turns No Brakes.

Two-in-a-row for Kevin Harvick and two to go in the NASCAR Cup Series regular season. After another solid performance from Harvick, his No.4 Ford Mustang is starting to heat up before the NASCAR Playoffs get underway at Darlington. Despite Harvick's win on Sunday, there are still spots up for grabs in the NASCAR Playoffs. Rene & Kenny will discuss their thoughts on the hot streak Kevin Harvick is currently on. They'll also talk about Kyle Busch's encounter with Ross Chastain on Sunday. Then the duo will give their picks for Watkins Glen.

Kevin Harvick was a happy camper after capturing his first win of the season at Michigan. "Happy Harvick" is now a six-time winner at Michigan but knows many others may be left out of the Playoffs. With 15 different winners so far in the Cup Series, those on the outside looking in are running out of time. Kenny and Rene will talk about all the action at Michigan and give an outlook on the final three races of the regular season. The duo will share their thoughts about the Playoff format and what changes they want. Then they'll close out with their picks for this weekend's race at Richmond Raceway

The road course at Indianapolis Motor Speedway brought on the action for good and bad reasons. Some actions on the track caused a bit of road rage among drivers during NASCAR Overtime. While Tyler Reddick got his second win of the season it wasn't the best day for others and Rene and Kenny will talk about all that went down. Ryan Blaney thinks there isn't much respect on the track and wants things to change after Sunday. The duo will also talk about Silly Season rumors surrounding Kyle Busch Then they'll close out with their picks for this weekend's race at Michigan.

When the checkered flag dropped race fans thought Denny Hamlin delivered his 7th career at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. However, the powers that be delivered a DQ for not only him but also his teammate Kyle Busch and this gave Chase Elliott the win. Post-race banter from both Denny and Ross Chastain set the Twitter world on fire hours after the race. Kenny and Rene will talk about their initial reaction to the disqualification. They'll also talk about Brad Perez and Daniel Kvyat who will be making attempts at the Indy Road Course. Then they'll close the show with their picks for this weekend's race. #AllTurnsNoBrakes

NASCAR took its one and only trip to Loudon on Sunday, leading to Christopher Bell's second career Cup Series win. The "Magic Mile" delivered on its Next-Gen debut with a good crowd and quite an exciting race. All moments weren't magical as this weekend left Martin Truex Jr on the bubble and a bit of confrontation on track between Austin Dillon and Brad Keselowski. Rene and Kenny will discuss the current NASCAR Playoff system. Following that the duo will give their picks for this weekend's race at Pocono Raceway. #AllTurnsNoBrakes

The NASCAR Cup Series made its way to the small town of Hampton, Georgia. Chase Elliott took home the checkered flag and delivered as the hometown hero. The heat was on in Hampton in the final laps as Chase made a huge block that caused Corey LaJoie to hit the wall in the closing laps. With that, the "Cinderella Story" would have to wait another day and fans have a lot to say about it on Twitter. Rene and Kenny will also talk about what the drivers think of the potential Chicago Street Course that could be coming next season. Lastly, as the NASCAR Cup Series takes a trip up north they two will give their picks for New Hampshire. #AllTurnsNoBrakes

The NASCAR Cup Series took a trip to Elkhart Lake this weekend and it was quite a day for Tyler Reddick as he earned his first career Cup Series win. A popular win amongst many and this win will also shake up the Playoffs even further as he became the 13th different winner of the season. The number eight looked great as he chased down last year's winner Chase Elliott to earn the victory. Despite the excitement for Road America, Kenny and Rene discuss why this could be it's last for now. They'll also talk about the shake-up between 23XI and the Joe Gibbs Racing Pit Crew.  Lastly, as the NASCAR Cup Series heads back to the South they'll give their picks for Atlanta. #AllTurnsNoBrakes