On this week's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy recaps last week's race at Kansas and explains why the mile and a half tracks produce the best racing in the Next Gen Car (5:25). Next in the Dirt Track Recap (19:54), Tommy talks about Brad Sweet's dominance as of late in the High Limit Sprint Car Series, along with the incredible racing we saw at Eldora during last week's "Lets Race Two." Finally, Tommy makes his selection for the NASCAR Pick'em before breaking down his best bets at Darlington (44:07).

Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

On today's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy and Keith recap last week's race at Texas and whether or not chaos and yellow flags equal good racing. Then, the guys dive into the current charter agreement in NASCAR and whether or not they should be made permanent moving forward. Then, in the dirt track recap, Tommy and Keith discuss how impressive Corey Day's back to back wins were and just how good is the competition in the High Limit Sprint Car Series. Finally, the boys wrap things up with their NASCAR Pick'em and what they think is a good bet in this week's race at Talladega.

Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

In this high-octane episode of "Three Wide in the Middle," host Thomas Brandon takes the wheel solo, guiding listeners through a riveting journey into the heart of racing. Despite missing his co-pilot Keith Bradley due to scheduling chaos, Thomas ensures the race goes on, delivering an episode packed with insights, drama, and the undeniable thrill of speed.

First up, Thomas dissects the pulsating NASCAR race at Richmond (1:49), where controversy and competition collided on the asphalt. From Denny Hamlin's restart saga to Joey Gase's bumper-throwing antics (16:32). Then, Tommy gives his thoughts on Richmond potentially losing a date, and why there's only one thing to blame... The TIRES! (27:20).

Then, halfway through the show, Tommy is joined by Keith for their Dirt Track recap (34:20), NASCAR Pick'em (1:23:11), and their new segment, Handicapper's Corner, where Tommy breaks down what he feels are this week's best bets at Martinsville.

Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

In this week's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy covers the recent developments in the Dirt Late Model Tire doping scandal and gives his thoughts on whether or not the appeal board's decision to lighten the penalty, was the right move. Then, Tommy recaps last weekend's Xfinity and Cup races at COTA, and why William Byron has a lot more In common with Jeff Gordon, than just the number 24. Finally, in the newest segment of the show, Tommy covers the betting odds in the upcoming race at Richmond, and who he thinks has the best chance for a big payout.

Host: Tommy Brandon

On today's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy is solo and gives you his thoughts on last weeks race at Phoenix and why the package and car are not to blame. Then, Tommy explains why Christopher being underrated is so wrong and why everyone needs to be on notice for what he thinks will be a breakout year for C-Bell. Then in the dirt track recap, Tommy explains what's going on with the new wicker bill rule and why it's a good thing for dirt racing. Finally, Tommy gives his pick for this week's Cup Race at Bristol before answering an Ask 3 Wide Email.

Host: Tommy Brandon

Rev Up for a Thrilling Episode of "Three Wide in the Middle"! 🏁

Welcome to the latest adrenaline-pumping episode of "Three Wide in the Middle," the premier destination for motorsports enthusiasts! This week, hosts Thomas Brandon and Keith Bradley take you on a high-speed journey through the heart of racing.

In this episode, we tackle the buzz around the motorsport community – from the ground-breaking success of "NASCAR Full Speed" and "Drive to Survive" to the shifting sands of F1's competitive landscape. Witness firsthand how these series have revolutionized fan engagement and brought fresh faces to the stands and screens.

However, the core of our episode zooms in on the stark realities of motorsport's unpredictability. With detailed analysis, Thomas and Keith dissect the dominant performances in F1, setting the stage for a discussion on the essence of racing: a blend of skill, strategy, and sometimes, sheer luck.

Prepare for an insider's look into the vibrant world of dirt track racing, as our hosts recap the latest from the World of Outlaws and the stirring rise of new talents in the sprint car arena.

"Three Wide in the Middle" isn't just a podcast; it's your all-access pass to the heart-pounding, tire-screeching world of racing. Whether you're a die-hard fan or new to the speedway, join us for an episode packed with insights, laughter, and the relentless pursuit of speed. Download now, follow us, and become part of the fastest-growing motorsports community in the world!

On this week's episode of Three Wide in the Middle, Tommy opens the show with his thought's on an exiting finish at Atlanta, and why he thinks we need to pump the brakes on all the hype around doing this type of racing on more 1.5 mile tracks. Then, in Hit or Miss (14:21), Tommy and Keith tackle whether or not Daniel Suarez will get more than one win this season, Honda coming to NASCAR, why NBC dropped the ball on keeping Dale Earnhardt Jr, and why NASCAR should've black-flagged Bayley Currey before his roof flew off. Then, Tommy breaks out a new segment where he compares NASCAR drivers to different girlfriend stereotypes (35:35). Finally, the guys close out the show with an ask 3 wide email and their NASCAR Pick'em selections (49:15).

Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley

In this episode of "Three Wide in the Middle," Thomas Brandon flies solo as Keith Bradley is out. Featuring an in-depth analysis of the Daytona 500, and Austin Hill's remarkable third consecutive win in the season opener. The episode also dives into the controversial RTA meeting, NASCAR's refusal to attend, and the potential implications of their decision to hire a high-profile lawyer. Additionally, Thomas provides a recap of the thrilling dirt track races, contrasting them with the "fuel-saving Olympics" at Daytona. Thomas shares his critical perspective on the current state of NASCAR, drawing parallels with baseball's analytics era to lament the loss of unpredictability and excitement in racing. He calls for a balance between strategy and the visceral thrill that originally defined the sport, urging NASCAR to remember its roots while innovating for the future.

Hosts: Tommy Brandon and Keith Bradley