NASCAR Podcast
SHOW #285 – Guests: Brian Vickers & Casey Mears – Plus a double-shot of News Of The Week, The Top 10 NASCAR Diecast cars of 2013, update from Tony Stewart for 2014, plus the greatest outtake EVER! Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie.
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NOTE: THE FINAL LAP WEEKLY CONTINUES THROUGH THE ENTIRE OFF-SEASON
(48:02 mins)
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SHOW #284 – Guest: David Ragan – We are finally ready to talk about what happened in Las Vegas and we do so. Tons of News of the Week!, Testing the 2014 version of the Gen-6 NASCAR Race Car, we discuss bread choices, burgr’s (not miss-spelled) the #3 returns to Cup Series racing and more. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie.
WALLHAULERS PROMO CODES: FINALLAP OR SICK (TO RECEIVE $50/OFF)
NOTE: THE FINAL LAP WEEKLY CONTINUES THROUGH THE ENTIRE OFF-SEASON
(47:52 mins)
SHOW #281 – Guest: Hendrick Motorsports #48 Crew – We recap everything from Homestead-Miami Speedway, hit you with a ton of Jimmie Johnson stats, drop knowledge of all kinds, full Cup, NNS, and Truck Series points and stats, plus our 2013 Fantasy Racing recap, and a big Thank-You to our fans. Hosted by Kerry Murphey and Toby Christie
NOTE: THE FINAL LAP WEEKLY CONTINUES THROUGH THE ENTIRE OFF-SEASON
(47:52 mins)
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By: Toby Christie – Follow on Twitter @Tobalical
Brian Scott climbed from his car Friday night in Richmond, Virginia and you could feel the disgust oozing through his body language. Scott’s frustration was understandable, if not deserved — even before you factor in a pair of controversies over the last 12 laps of the event, which led to the driver missing out on his first Nationwide Series victory.
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By: Toby Christie – Follow on Twitter @Tobalical
He’s not flashy, he’s not considered the greatest driver in the garage area, but Regan Smith put Furniture Row Racing on the map. A once laughable organization, which struggled just to make races, is now a respectable up-and-coming team in the Sprint Cup Series. It however looks like Furniture Row is ready to move forward without the man who has delivered their only victory to this point – Regan Smith.
Furniture Row Racing has been a Sprint Cup Series team since 2005, and in the eight years since being founded they have racked up two top-five finishes, and seven top-10 finishes – none of which have been recorded without Regan Smith behind the wheel. From 2005 to 2008 the team struggled with little positives with drivers such as Kenny Wallace, Joe Nemechek and Jimmy Spencer behind the wheel.
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