Historic track, historic feat. Even though the rain disrupted this past weekend's IndyCar double header at the Milwaukee Mile, Sunday yielded some incredible racing action and a new chapter in the history books. Conor Daly is back on Speed Street this week to fill listeners in on what he saw in Milwaukee. He joins Producer Bobby to recap both events and marvel at Pato O'Ward's weekend sweep, where he became the first driver since Rick Mears in 1981 to win two IndyCar events in a single day.

Pato joins the show to chat about his day and the events that followed, including the long hunt for a food truck. He breaks down how the track conditions changed throughout the two races and how his car felt unstable for much of the action. Pato also looks back on the big weekend in Washington D.C. and ponders his place in the IndyCar record books.

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Historic location. Historic numbers. Historic event. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix was a landmark race for IndyCar on many levels. Conor Daly is back on Speed Street this week to recap this weekend's activities in the Nation's Capital. He joins Producer Bobby to share his experience driving the two seater, interacting with fans and watching Sunday's main event. The guys also look ahead to this coming weekend's double header at the Milwaukee Mile.

Race winner Kyle Kirkwood joins the show to chat about his impressive drive to victory and what it was like winning one of the biggest motorsports happenings of the year. He reveals that he wasn't feeling overly confident going into the race, knowing the speed that Alex Palou and Christian Lundgaard had. He also takes listeners through what he was thinking when Scott McLaughlin made his late race lunge for the lead, and what the winning festivities were like after the race.

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IndyCar's debut in Markham Ontario was WILD to say the least. We had on-track activities delayed, drivers pushing (and finding) the limits and full on physicality. Conor Daly was in Ontario to take in the action, and he joins Producer Bobby this week for a new episode of Speed Street. The guys recap the drama from the weekend and debate the polarizing hairpin turn, which had racers and spectators at odds. They also look ahead to this coming weekend in Washington D.C. and make some podium picks.

Race winner Marcus Ericsson joins the show to chat about his team's gamble to refuel late in the race. Marcus explains he realized he had speed in the car early on and felt like he could make his way back to the front on the last stint. He also weighs in on the hairpin turn debate, stating he can see it both ways from both driver and fan perspectives.

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