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Veteran motorsports journalist John Oreovicz joins the show to talk IMSA, Porsche, IndyCar, and Formula One. Currently a writer for IMSA.com, Autosport, and Motor Sport, Oreovicz is also the author of Indy Split and Class of ’99. He shares insights from the Rolex 24, the St. Pete and Phoenix IndyCar races, NASCAR and IndyCar double headers, the new F1 engine formula, and the season-opening race in Australia

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Malcolm “Mookie” Stewart joins the show as Monster Energy Supercross heads back to Birmingham on March 21. Stewart discusses the 2026 season, the early rhythm of the championship, and the challenges that come with the weekly grind of Supercross. From preparation to perspective, Stewart provides a clear-eyed look at how his season is unfolding and what to watch as the series rolls into Alabama.

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NASCAR Cup driver Christopher Bell, who drives the No. 20 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing, joins The Green Flag to chat with John Goolsby about his playoff push and mindset heading into the final stretch of the season. After a third-place finish in the South Point 400 at Las Vegas, Bell climbs to third in the NASCAR Cup Series playoff standings as the series heads to Talladega Superspeedway for the YellaWood 500.

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Join John Goolsby and veteran IndyCar blogger George Phillips of oilpressure.com as they look back on the 2025 IndyCar season, break down the highs, lows, unforgettable storylines, Colton Herta’s F1 journey, Will Power’s Penske departure and the 2026 schedule.

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Racing journalist and author John Oreovicz joins John to discuss his new book, Class of ’99 — a powerful look back at the 1999 CART season, one of the most iconic and emotional seasons in motorsports history. John and John talk about Juan Pablo Montoya’s stunning rookie championship, the devastating losses of Greg Moore and Gonzalo Rodríguez, and how the 1999 season became a bittersweet turning point in American open-wheel racing. It’s a celebration of friendship, a reflection on tragedy, and a tribute to an amazing era of racing.

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In this episode, George Phillips of oilpressure.com joins John to break down the major media shake-up in American open-wheel racing as IndyCar and Penske Entertainment strike a landmark deal with FOX. They dive into what the move means for fans, the future of races, and the direction of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Plus, they discuss Alex Palou’s place in IndyCar history—is he already one of the greats? All that and more on the state of IndyCar.

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John and Mat break down all the action from the British Grand Prix, the biggest takeaways, and what they mean for the title fight. They also dive into the shockwaves from Christian Horner’s sudden exit at Red Bull Racing, exploring the reasons behind it and how it could reshape the sport.