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Marty Snider and Kyle Petty are joined by Parker Kligerman as they look back on an incredible day at Sonoma where Daniel Suárez earned his first-career Cup Series win, discuss Trackhouse Racing's impressive run, look ahead to NASCAR's return to the Nashville Superspeedway, and hear from Chris Buescher following his second-place finish.

Rutledge Wood, Kyle Petty and Dale Jarrett offer their thoughts on Ross Chastain earning some ire at Gateway. Later, Parker Kligerman joins the show to discuss his performance in his first Cup start of the season. Myatt Snider also calls in after his second-place Xfinity finish at Portland and answers some caller questions.

Steve Letarte, Jeff Burton, and Dustin Long are joined by Ty Dillon, Brad Daugherty, and Parker Kligerman as they review Denny Hamlin's win in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway and look ahead to the NASCAR Cup Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway.

Marty Snider, AJ Allmendinger, and Parker Kligerman discuss the NASCAR Cup Series drivers who are feeling the pressure after not capturing the checkered flag at Talladega. Erik Jones revisits the last lap after his sixth-place finish and shares why he's already moving forward. Brad Daugherty also joins the show, the crew take and answer fan questions, as well as preview Dover.

Kurt Busch, Brandon Jones and Parker Kligerman join the show to recap races at Sonoma and Mid-Ohio.

NASCAR on NBC analyst and NASCAR driver Parker Kligerman on how fast Kyle Larson was at Sonoma (1:00); the impressive feet of gaining 6 seconds in six laps on a leader (3:30); is it harder to drive well with a car that is so superior (5:30); what is making the Hendrick cars so good on road courses? (7:30); will the parts freeze and development restrictions make it tougher to catch Hendrick in 2021? (10:00); the homework Kyle Larson has been doing (12:15); and the Scott Speed connection of coaching (15:00); how data has finely honed driver coaching in all forms of top racing and namely IndyCar (17:30); even though some drivers don’t talk much about it (20:00); how Scott Speed makes an impact with limited recent experience (21:30); another surprising layer to the Cliff Daniels-Kyle Larson relationship that involves dirt racing (24:30); why it’s important to have a crew chief-driver relationship that at least fits some mold (27:00); Ross Chastain’s big move (29:00); talking some Formula One in Baku (32:00); what happened to Lewis Hamilton? (33:30); the interesting call by F1 to institute a NASCAR-style finish (37:30); F1’s new strategy for success (40:00); and the Americanization of F1 (42:30).

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NASCAR Cup Series drivers Martin Truex Jr. and Ryan Blaney recap their efforts at Darlington Raceway, look ahead to this weekend at Dover International Speedway, and Parker Kligerman joins the show to talk about "cheating' in motorsports.

Parker Kligerman, Kyle Petty and Krista Voda analyze the state of the NASCAR playoffs and contenders heading into Kentucky Speedway, looking at Matt Kenseth's runner-up Brickyard finish, the sustained excellence of Stewart-Haas Racing, the tight playoff bubble, the impact of no practice in hurting bigger teams and helping underdogs and the struggles of Kyle Busch and surge of Aric Almirola.

Parker Kligerman, Kyle Petty and Krista Voda break down Kevin Harvick's victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, including crew chief Rodney Childers' inspired pit strategy, the no-win situation for Goodyear, NASCAR and its teams at the Brickyard and what it's like to jump into a race with no practice or qualifying at difficult high-speed tracks such as Pocono Raceway and Indy.

Dave Burns, Parker Kligerman and A.J. Allmendinger discuss the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway, including how the track raced (with firsthand insight from Allmendinger) and the fallout between JR Motorsports teammates Justin Allgaier and Noah Gragson (who won the race).

NASCAR on NBC's Marty Snider, Nate Ryan and Parker Kligerman analyze some Coca-Cola 600 takeaways from what's next for winner Brad Keselowski in 2021 to whether Hendrick Motorsports can rebound from a disappointing finish after a strong race.

The NASCAR on NBC pit reporters preview the Toyota 500, who the favorites are, the difficulty of the track and if Hendrick Motorsports, led by Jimmie Johnson and Alex Bowman, can bounce back in the second Cup series race at Darlington Raceway this season.

Kerry Tharp, president of Darlington Raceway, joins Jeff Burton and Parker Kligerman on NASCAR America At Home to discuss the responsibility his racetrack is shouldering in hosting NASCAR's return to the track May 17.

NASCAR on NBC analysts Steve Letarte and Parker Kligerman are joined by Harrison Burton and his father, Jeff. Harrison recaps the first four races of the season as the Xfinity Series points leader, explains why he won't try to carry momentum over when racing resumes and details how he has leaned on his father's experience during quarantine.

The NASCAR on NBC analyst and accomplished iRacer on how his life has revolved around his sim (2:00); the story of girlfriend Shanny’s Emmy (3:00); can NASCAR bring Twitch into real-world racing? (5:00); what the infrastructure challenges are (7:30); the technology of making it happen (9:30); foreseeing the controversies with Bubba Wallace and Kyle Larson and safeguarding against the next one (11:30); Parker’s mom is listening to his Twitch stream and also is a big Conor Daly fan (14:00); will the Pro Invitational Series still exist when real racing returns? (15:30); how eNASCAR's audience metrics are benefiting hugely from the Pro Invitational Series (17:30); recapping Richmond and the politics involved (19:30); Talladega up next (21:30); explaining the dreaded Netcode (23:30); Parker’s history with iRacing and the backstory of his shoutout from Steve Myers (25:30); a shoutout to the NASCAR on NBC and NASCAR America production crews for their groundwork on iRacing broadcasts (28:30).

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Two NASCAR on NBC analysts who also are iRacing team owners discuss the simulation racing phenomenon, beginning with Parker Kligerman on the differences between iRacing and the eNASCAR leagues (3:00); the reasons for this year's formation of teams (5:00); how virtual racing could lower the barrier of entry to motorsports (7:00); making the transition from the virtual world to a real-world track (8:00); how the 10,000-hour theory applies to iRacing (9:00); an explanation of the iRacing league structure and schedule (11:00); how the NASCAR America broadcast race works (13:00); his pitch to convince former skeptic Jeff Burton to join him as a team owner (15:00); why many races this season have been so good (17:00); attracting a sponsor to Burton Kligerman eSports (19:00); what a sponsor gets out of an iRacing team (21:30); attracting old-guard NASCAR to iRacing (24:00); Parker's long-term vision of bringing motorsports to the masses (27:00); Steve Letarte joins the podcast and explains how he got involved in iRacing (31:00); his roles in promoting the team, developing the drivers and possibly working as a crew chief (33:00); how he decided to draft his two drivers (34:00); the three-fold hook of iRacing and why broadcasting virtual races has so much in common with a real life race (36:00); why Steve is involved: the appeal of bringing motorsports to youth (38:00).

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The multifaceted NASCAR on NBC analyst/pit reporter and part-time Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver on how his 2019 season has unfolded with Gaunt Brothers Racing and what’s ahead (1:30); on his impressive performance in the Coca-Cola 300 and beating $100 million in competition (3:30); on the plight of the underfunded and the small team that is hailed for having a sound business model (6:00); how a small team exploits the inefficiencies of competing in NASCAR’s premier series (7:30); “racing is probably one of the only professional sports in the world where the athlete actively has to think about the business model” (9:30); the multilayered decision-making of being behind the wheel with a lesser budget (11:00); and a potential parallel to the PGA (12:00); the areas where the competition gap is permanent in racing (13:45); Parker makes the case again for banning wind tunnels (16:00); how he went from possibly closing the chapter on his Cup career to racing the Daytona 500 virtually overnight (18:30); the Talladega win that turned more heads than Parker realized (20:30); “I’m not a sad story, I’m a success story” (22:30); thoughts on whether younger drivers have a mindset advantage on veterans with the 2019 rules overhaul (24:30); an interesting theory of setup optimization (27:15); a segue into V8 Supercars and “The Enforcer and The Dude” (29:30); and then Black Noon and the Indianapolis 500 (31:15); the hybrid discussion in NASCAR (33:30); a cautionary tale of electrical applications in Formula 1 (35:15); Parker’s radical idea for promoting efficiency with the internal combustion engine (36:15); his take on Formula E (38:15); how Parker’s first season as an eNASCAR iRacing owner has gone (40:00); why digital racing is the most egalitarian racing series in the world (41:15); turning a fellow NASCAR on NBC analyst into an eSports believer (44:00).

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Parker Kligerman, Krista Voda, and AJ Allmendinger have your Home of Motorsports updates. They also look ahead to Talladega.

Parker Kligerman, Marty Snider, and AJ Allmendinger look back at the NASCAR cup season so far. They also have updates on IMSA, IndyCar, and Supercross.

Parker Kligerman, Krista Voda, and AJ Allmendinger look ahead to the races this weekend at Richmond and Long Beach, and recap the major story lines in motorsports.