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Marty Snider, Kyle Petty, and Steve Letarte review William Byron's Cup win at Martinsville for Hendrick Motorsports and debate the pit road dust-up between Ty Gibbs and Sam Mayer after the Xfinity race. James Hinchcliffe joins to recap Josef Newgarden's win and unpack frustrating days for Colton Herta and Jimmie Johnson. Brandon Jones also visits the show fresh off his Xfinity win at Martinsville.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Blaney joins the show to recap Richmond, IndyCar Series driver Will Power previews this weekend's Grand Prix of Long Beach, Pete Pistone provides his NASCAR Power Rankings, and Marty Snider and Dale Jarrett preview the NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville.

Steve Letarte, Dale Jarrett and Jeff Burton round up the action in Martinsville, where Alex Bowman and Denny Hamlin got into it, Martin Truex Jr. advanced after a fourth-place finish and Brad Keselowski spun Chase Elliott. Then, they get Pete Pistone’s thoughts on the weekend’s events in the Cup and Xfinity Series and look ahead to the championship races.

NASCAR and F1 went head-to-head last week, but were the comparisons fair? RJ Starcevic and Tommy Joe Martins go through what has stood out in recent years in NASCAR, and what changes could be made to improve the sport. Also, a preview of Martinsville weekend and the title contenders in preparation for the championship.

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Today on the podcast Michael D. White, Matt Reilly, and Daytona Ron talk about all of the latest NASCAR news and recap the season and playoff picture so far. Plus we preview this weekend's 72nd annual Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500 at Martinsville Speedway!

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Brennan Poole joins the second half of the show to give an update on what he's been up to, his injury, some information on the upcoming NASCAR video game, and tells some fun stories as well.

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All of the happenings from NASCAR twitter controversies to racecars doing lefts at Fontana. 

In this week's episode of Bottled Up, we cover some "short track racing" after Martinsville, and visit the rumor mill in a crazy week! Be sure to listen in and find out more!

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Steve is on location from historic Martinsville Speedway for an in-depth conversation with one of the most colorful personalities in all of NASCAR, Clint Bowyer. The two discuss Clint's career, which began on two wheels in motocross. After competing in a dirt modified, the Kansas native made the transition to asphalt and the world of NASCAR. Competing with such teams as Richard Childress Racing, Michael Waltrip Racing and Stewart-Haas Racing, Bowyer has earned multiple victories across all three NASCAR national series. He also won a championship in the Xfinity Series (2008). Bowyer recently made headlines by signing a contract extension with Stewart-Haas Racing, which will see Clint return to the #14 Ford Mustang for the 2020 season. The 10-time Cup Series race winner also shares some of his favorite stories from the track.

Truck Yeah! Mark and James get back to truck action as they review a race at Martinsville. Martinsville is one of the original short tracks, in fact, it's one of two tracks to have had one race during every season of the NASCAR Truck Series. Fans love it, driver want to win there, and the crews sometimes have a brawl. What could happen in the 2005 Kroger 250?