Buckle up for an electrifying episode 124 of Race Car Spelled Backwards!

This week, we dive into the thrilling debut of NASCAR on Amazon Prime with a Coca-Cola 600 that blew us away, snapping a dull stretch with a high-octane spectacle. We break down everything we loved about Amazon’s coverage—from the slick pre-race to the stellar broadcast team and a jaw-dropping 2-hour post-race show. Get the full scoop on Ross Chastain’s epic charge from last to first, Byron and Denny’s all-day duel, Carson Hocevar’s bold personality and wheelman skills, and Jimmie Johnson’s milestone 700th start.

Plus, we unpack FOX’s fumble of the Indy 500 broadcast, the glitz of F1’s Monaco Grand Prix, and so much more. Tune in for a wild, heartfelt episode you won’t want to miss!

Buckle up for Episode 123 of Race Car Spelled Backwards, where we dive headfirst into the chaos, controversy, and questionable decisions that keep NASCAR spinning! This week, we unpack Austin Cindric’s ho-hum Talladega triumph—because nothing screams "excitement" like a superspeedway snoozefest. Meanwhile, Joey Logano steals the show with an expletive-laced teammate tirade against Cindric, only to get gloriously DQ’d for a spoiler violation—talk about a Penske plot twist! We’re also calling out NASCAR Media for shrugging at the Next Gen car’s lackluster product while the sanctioning body tries to sweet-talk teams into funding their R&D (spoiler: the teams said, “Hard pass”). From gimmick overload at the All-Star Race to Homestead reclaiming its 2026 championship glory, we’ve got the hot takes. Oh, and Fox’s broadcast coverage? Let’s just say they found a way to sink even lower. Join us for this rollercoaster of rants, laughs, and NASCAR nonsense—plus a whole lot more!

Get ready for Episode 122 of the Race Car Spelled Backwards podcast, where we’re diving headfirst into the chaos and snooze of NASCAR’s latest Darlington dud! This week, we unpack Denny Hamlin’s pit crew pulling off a clutch performance to snag back-to-back wins, while the race itself left us begging for excitement.

We’ve got plenty to rant about: Was Brad Keselowski’s lug nut caution a head-scratcher? Why did Kyle Larson bookend the chaos with the first and last cautions? And what’s the deal with Ryan Blaney’s pit crew woes—can they catch a break?

We’ll also weigh in on Throwback Weekend’s future, share our unfiltered (and not exactly glowing) take on the Gen 7 NASCAR car, and lament the Fox booth’s ongoing slide into mediocrity. Plus, Lamar Jackson somehow makes an appearance in the NASCAR world, more lawsuits spice things up, and a whole lot more awaits.

Buckle up for a wild ride of opinions, hot takes, and NASCAR shenanigans—this episode’s got it all!

Get ready to rev up your engines for Episode 121 of the Race Car Spelled Backwards podcast! This week, we’re diving headfirst into the wild world of NASCAR with all the hot topics that have fans buzzing. Denny Hamlin finally broke his decade-long drought at Martinsville, snagging a win after 10 years—but was it worth the hype? We’re breaking down why the race felt like a total snoozefest and pointing fingers at the real culprit: the Gen 7 car. Forget the tires—this beast is what’s dragging NASCAR down, and we’ve got plenty to say about it! Plus, we’re unpacking the absolute chaos of the Xfinity race—a disaster that spiraled out of control with a glaring lack of respect on full display. But it’s not all doom and gloom— we’re shifting gears to preview the upcoming Darlington showdown, drooling over those sweet throwback schemes, and tossing in a heap of extra racing rants and laughs you won’t want to miss. Buckle up for a wild ride with your favorite father-son duo—this episode is packed with opinions, insights, and a whole lot of NASCAR madness!

Episode 120 of Race Car Spelled Backwards is here, and we’re diving into a wild week of NASCAR action! Josh Berry stuns the racing world with an incredible win at Las Vegas in the iconic Wood Brothers No. 21 car, while Chase Briscoe’s team loses a wheel—then tightens one for Christopher Bell in a bizarre twist. We’ve got the latest Cody vs. Cole spin counter update, a rant on toxic social media, and Kyle Busch battling more bad luck (but shining in the TV booth). Stenhouse keeps the spins coming, we debate whether NASCAR practice could spice up the on-track product, and ask why the Fox TV booth keeps lulling us to sleep. Plus, a preview of the Homestead race weekend and tons more. Buckle up for another unfiltered lap around the NASCAR universe!

Start your engines for Episode 119 of Race Car Spelled Backwards! We’re rolling out of a solid Phoenix race with a full tank of hot topics. Christopher Bell is rewriting the record books, clinching his third win in a row across three wildly different tracks—is he unstoppable? We’re breaking down the soft option tire versus the old hard tire debate, while Cole Custer’s wreck streak keeps us shaking our heads. Late-race cautions turned up the drama, and The CW? They cut to commercial with ONE LAP left and missed the finish—seriously?! Plus, the Briscoe penalty gets reversed, Austin Cindric dodges a suspension bullet, and we’ve got a whole lot more to unpack. Strap in—this week’s show is a wild ride from start to finish!

Rev up your engines for Episode 118 of Race Car Spelled Backwards! Fresh off a thrilling showdown at COTA’s shorter track layout, we’re diving into all the heart-pounding action. Christopher Bell is on fire, snagging his second straight win—can anyone stop him? Ross Chastain wasted no time, dive-bombing Chase Elliott on Lap 1, while Ty Gibbs turned heads by driving right over Denny Hamlin. Plus, we’ve got the scoop on Connor Zilisch's electrifying Xfinity Series victory and his eventful Cup Series debut. The racing was hot, but Fox’s coverage? It’s sliding downhill fast. Buckle up for this week’s wild ride—we’ve got all this, plus plenty more NASCAR chaos to unpack!

Buckle up for Episode 117 of the Race Car Spelled Backwards podcast, where the rubber meets the road and the drama hits high gear! This week, we’re diving into NASCAR’s wild inconsistency—love it or hate it, it’s keeping us on our toes. Christopher Bell snags a caution-shortened victory, proving timing is everything, while Carson Hocevar’s antics have us asking: hero or villain? We’ll unpack why he’s saying sorry to Hendrick and what’s really fueling that fire. Meanwhile, Suarez runs out of talent (again!), Atlanta’s fan experience continues its downward spiral, and Kyle Busch reminds us he’s still king of the Truck Series. That’s just the starting line—tune in for more twists, turns, and unfiltered takes that’ll rev up your week!