On this episode of Lap 98, we break down the domination of Shane van Gisbergen at NASCAR Cup Series at Watkins Glen and discuss whether the FOX broadcast struggled to keep up with everything happening on track. From missed battles to confusing coverage moments, we get into what worked — and what didn’t — during the weekend at The Glen.

We also dive into the unbelievable weekend from Caden Honeycutt, who racks up FOUR wins across multiple series: ARCA, Trucks, and a double victory in the CARS Tour. Is this one of the biggest breakout weekends we’ve seen from a young driver in years?

Plus, we head to the IndyCar Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway where controversy struck after Alexander Rossi climbed out of his car and crossed pit lane while the track was still green following a breakdown on the front stretch. Was Rossi simply trying to get to safety, or did IndyCar mishandle the situation entirely? We debate who was really at fault and what the series should do moving forward.

All of that and more on Lap 98.

Lap 97 has a little bit of everything. We break down the upcoming Formula One regulation changes for 2027 and what they could mean for the future of the sport before diving headfirst into the chaos of Miami. From the massive flip, to Kimi Antonelli getting the win, to Max Verstappen somehow pulling off a full 360 spin on the opening lap and carrying on like nothing happened, Miami gave us plenty to talk about… except maybe the rain that never really showed up.

Then it’s over to NASCAR at Texas Motor Speedway where Chase Elliott grabs the win, but the real debate starts after the checkered flag. We get into the intentional wrecking conversations involving Ty Gibbs and Ryan Preece, plus the incident between Kyle Busch and John Hunter Nemechek. And yes… we absolutely had to discuss the Joey Logano custard incident on pit road and what it could mean for the playoff standings moving forward.

Join Antonio & Norman for Lap 96 as they break down all the chaos and strategy from NASCAR’s wild race at Talladega. From big moves to even bigger wrecks, they cover the moments that defined the weekend. Then, they shift gears to preview the upcoming Formula 1 showdown in Miami, highlighting key storylines and drivers to watch. It’s a packed episode you won’t want to miss.