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From IndyCar to NASCAR, Formula 1 to MotoGP — and every racing league in between — this is the ultimate motorsports conversation. Hosted by INDYCAR on FOX play-by-play voice Will Buxton and NASCAR champion Kevin Harvick, this TV + digital hybrid show and podcast celebrates winners around the world while diving into the stories, rivalries, and moments driving the sport forward. Expect sharp analysis, cross-league banter, and a social-first energy that brings fans into the conversation. Two racing icons. Every series. All gas, no brakes. New episodes twice weekly.
Listen on Apple PodcastsTrackhouse OwnerJustin Marks joins the show for a wide-ranging interview! Justin breaks down Trackhouse’s historic MotoGP breakout—including Ai Ogura’s historic win at Assen, the 1-2 finish with Raúl Fernández, and back-to-back double podiums in Germany. On the NASCAR side, Justin addresses Connor Zilisch’s future amidst rumors connecting him to the Hendrick Motorsports No. 48 in 2028, Shane van Gisbergen’s growth into a complete driver, Ross Chastain’s season performance, and how he balances running premier teams across Cup and MotoGP. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Trackhouse's MotoGP Breakout Season 08:58 - SVG's Transformation Into a Complete NASCAR Driver 14:31- What's Next for Project 91 17:45 - Trackhouse's 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Struggles 20:00 - Will SVG Make The Chase? 23:20 - Connor Zilisch's Future at Trackhouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Kaitlyn Vincie fills in for Will Buxton alongside Kevin Harvick to break down an incredible weekend of racing! At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Corey Heim makes history as the youngest Brickyard winner since Jeff Gordon in 1994, but the story didn't end there—Carson Hocevar flipped off Heim on pit road as their explosive rivalry reached a whole new level! Over in Formula 1, Lando Norris claims his first win of 2026 at the Hungaroring, Max Verstappen drives from P4 to P2, and Kimi Antonelli heads into the summer break as the Drivers' Championship leader. Plus, full recaps of the NASCAR O’Reilly Series, Layne Riggs dominating IRP in Trucks, NHRA Northwest Nationals, High Limit, World of Outlaws, and Dan Ticktum's wild Formula E victory in Tokyo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Myles Rowe is on a mission to rewrite the history books. The rising star isn't just aiming for a full-time seat in the NTT INDYCAR Series—he has his sights set on the ultimate prize: becoming the first Black driver in history to win the iconic Indianapolis 500. In this episode, Myles sits down with us to talk about his drive to break barriers at the highest levels of open-wheel racing. We dive deep into his unique mindset, his natural flair for high-speed ovals, and the mentorship of INDYCAR champion Will Power, who stepped up at a crucial moment in Myles’ career when funding was scarce. Plus, Myles pulls back the curtain on one of the most remarkable drives in modern racing history—his masterclass performance at Gateway, where he charged from dead last (24th) all the way to 1st place, making 29 on-track passes using a bold high line nobody else dared to touch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Kaitlyn Vincie fills in for Will Buxton alongside Kevin Harvick to break down a massive weekend in motorsports! NASCAR returned to North Wilkesboro Speedway for its first points-paying race in 30 years as Joey Logano dominated to break his 45-race winless streak. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli captures his 6th F1 win of the year at Spa, INDYCAR faces rain in Nashville, and Kevin Harvick himself claims victory at Stateline Speedway in CARS Tour West! Plus, an emotional win for Brexton Busch, full rundowns of F2, F3, NHRA, Eldora Sprint Cars, World Rally, GT World Challenge, and Pro Motocross! 00:00 - Intro & Welcome Kaitlyn Vincie 00:30 - NASCAR Cup Series: Joey Logano Dominates North Wilkesboro 07:00 - NASCAR Cup Series: Hendrick Struggles & SVG’s Top-5 Run 14:00 - NASCAR Truck Series: Chandler Smith’s Record Margin Of Victory 19:00 - North Wilkesboro Speedway: Before & After Transformation 21:00 - INDYCAR: Rain-Delayed Monday at Nashville 29:00 - Formula 1: Kimi Antonelli Wins Spa-Francorchamps 35:45 - Social Speedway 40:20 - CARS Tour: Kaden Honeycutt Sweeps N. Wilkesboro & Kevin Harvick Wins in Idaho 46:30 - Emotional Victory: Brexton Busch Wins at Port City 48:13 - Around the Racing World 51:45 - Driver of the Week 52:40 - Final Lap 54:45 - Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
After 24 historic seasons, 6 championships, and 58 wins with Chip Ganassi Racing, Scott Dixon is leaving for Arrow McLaren in 2027. In this SPEED on FOX exclusive, Will Buxton and Kevin Harvick sit down with the 6-time IndyCar Champion for his first major, unfiltered interview since the earth-shattering announcement. Scott opens up about the incredibly tough conversation he had with Chip Ganassi, how he plans to finish his legendary run with the No. 9 team on top, and what ultimately drove him to seek a new challenge at this stage in his career. Plus, he breaks down his future relationships with his new boss Zak Brown, former teammate Tony Kanaan, and his highly anticipated partnership with Pato O'Ward and Felix Rosenqvist. This is the Scott Dixon interview you’ve been waiting for. 👉 SUBSCRIBE to SPEED on FOX for more exclusive motorsport interviews and analysis! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Join Will Buxton and Kevin Harvick as they recap a weekend of global motorsport action! We are diving into a weekend defined by total attrition, dramatic multi-car crashes, and massive championship shifts. First up, the NASCAR Cup Series took on Atlanta where Ryan Blaney overcame a massive rain delay and wall contact to take his 19th career victory, securing a historic 750th win for Ford. Meanwhile, the O’Reilly Series saw an unforgettable finish as Justin Allgaier dragged his sparking, damaged car across the line to win a race featuring 13 cautions and 4 red flags! We also head to Lime Rock for a fiery Truck Series battle and an ARCA beatdown, check out the legendary highlights from the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and recap Marc Marquez's historic 10th premier-class win at the Sachsenring in MotoGP. Plus, WEC Hypercar drama from São Paulo, an absolute "Race of the Year" candidate in the World of Outlaws, and your fan mailbag questions! 0:00 - Welcome to SPEED! 0:30 - NASCAR Cup Series: Blaney's Masterclass in Atlanta Chaos 6:00 - SVG & Austin Hill called to the NASCAR Hauler 10:35 - Carson Hocevar & Zane Smith called to the NASCAR Hauler 11:55 - Carnage in the NASCAR O’Reilly Series 14:00 - Why Atlanta has such great racing 16:35 - NASCAR Truck Series & ARCA Series at Lime Rock 23:30 - Goodwood Festival of Speed 29:10 - MotoGP: Marc Marquez’s Historic 10th Sachsenring Victory 30:30 - Trackhouse MotoGP finding success compared to NASCAR 37:00 - IMSA: Inter Europol's Sweet Redemption at CTMP 39:00 - Supercars: Waters, Payne & Kostecki Shake Up Townsville 40:37 - Maiden Hypercar Win for BMW in the 6 Hours of São Paulo 43:50 - World of Outlaws: A Wild "Race of the Year" Candidate 47:04 - Social Speedway: Blind Drifting & INDYCAR The Game 51:30 - Voicemail: Bill in Auburn, AL 55:00 - Driver of the Week 56:00 - Final Lap 57:50 - Wrecks of the Week Fueled by https://www.poet.com/ The Official Home for Streaming on FOX: https://www.fox.com/ #SPEED #NASCAR #INDYCAR #F1 #MOTOGP #racing #kevinharvick #willbuxton SPEED with Harvick and Buxton https://www.youtube.com/@SPEEDonFOX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
NASCAR rising star Corey Heim, winner in San Diego, has signed his first full-time Cup Series contract with Michael Jordan, Denny Hamlin & 23XI. Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton welcome him to the SPEED studio to discuss his unexpected Cup Series win in San Diego, good run in Chicagoland, his 2025 NASCAR Truck Series Championship and rivalry with Carson Hocevar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton break down one of the biggest driver shakeups in IndyCar history: 6-time champion Scott Dixon is leaving Chip Ganassi Racing after more than two decades to join Arrow McLaren alongside Felix Rosenqvist! Plus, Pato O'Ward and Christian Lundgaard deliver a historic 1-2 finish for the Papaya team at Mid-Ohio. In NASCAR, Chase Briscoe executes a brilliant pit strategy to lead a historic 1-2-3 sweep for Joe Gibbs Racing at Chicagoland, while the rivalry between Shane van Gisbergen and Austin Hill boils over yet again. Over in Formula 1, Charles Leclerc capitalizes on a late Max Verstappen crash to take a dramatic victory at the British Grand Prix, while a "software error" leaves the paddock in absolute safety car confusion. We also cover a massive weekend sweep for Enzo Fittipaldi in Indy NXT, history-making performances in F2 and F3, a legendary Formula E win and Kevin gives us the inside scoop on racing against his own son, Keelan Harvick, in the CARS Tour West! Leave a comment below: Is Scott Dixon to Arrow McLaren the biggest INDYCAR transfer of the decade? And who was your Driver of the Week? CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Welcome to the show! 00:30 - Scott Dixon joins Arrow McLaren 13:00 - McLaren's Pato O'Ward wins at Mid-Ohio 16:50 - Alex Palou still leading the championship 18:30 - Enzo Fittipaldi sweeps INDY NXT 20:10 - Chase Briscoe wins at NASCAR's return to Chicagoland 21:30 - Tyler Reddick's mechanical issues continue 23:00 - SVG tangles will Austin Hill 25:00 - O'Reilly & ARCA recap 27:10 - NASCAR Classic and Le Mans 29:30 - Kevin races in CARS Tour 30:30 - Charles Leclerc wins at Silerstone 32:00 - Kimi Antonelli's wheel-shield issue & Verstappen crash 35:00 - Lewis Hamilton's false-start penalty 39:00 - Aston Martin's issues 41:00 - F2, F3 & F1 Academy Silverstone recap 45:00 - Formula E Shanghai Grand Prix 48:00 - Social Media Speedway 53:00 - Lawrence brothers Pro Motocross domination continues 53:31 - MotoGP Silly Season 58:00 - Driver of the Week 1:02:33 - Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Shane van Gisbergen and George Russell put on road-course clinics at Sonoma Raceway in California and the Red Bull Ring in Austria this weekend, respectively, headlining a massive weekend of global motorsports action. James Hinchcliffe joins Will Buxton to unpack the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix, breaking down Russell’s win for Mercedes, Max Verstappen's fierce charge from fifth to second, and his on-track duel with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton. Historic Silverstone is up next, and the Drivers' Championship race is just getting started. Mamba Smith is in the studio to dissect SVG's perfect weekend, the shakeup at the top of the Cup standings after Tyler Reddick's mechanical trouble handed Denny Hamlin the points lead, and an unforgettable family finish at Evergreen Speedway where 13-year-old Keelan Harvick beat his dad, Kevin! The INDYCAR Silly Season has officially blown wide open as Hinch returns to break down the bombshell confirmation that Indy 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist is leaving Meyer Shank Racing, alongside the news that six-time champion Scott Dixon is a free agent for the first time in over two decades as Arrow McLaren targets a massive roster overhaul. Plus, we head over to two wheels and endurance racing to recap an unprecedented MotoGP Dutch GP at Assen, where Ai Ogura made history as the first Japanese premier-class winner in 22 years, securing a historic double-sweep for Trackhouse Racing while former points leader Marco Bezzecchi suffered a title-altering DNF. We wrap up a massive weekend with Cadillac's caution-filled victory at the IMSA Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen, Lionspeed GP's incredible pit-lane-to-victory triumph at the 24 Hours of Spa, and Maddi Gordon's historic NHRA victory at Norwalk before previewing the upcoming action at Mid-Ohio, Chicagoland, Silverstone, and Shanghai! Our voicemail line is always open! Call us at (213) 534-7107 to get your questions featured on the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
What is next for motorsport's ultimate versatile champion? Fresh off a stunning Le Mans 24 Hours victory with Toyota Gazoo Racing and a historic Formula E win in Monaco, Nyck de Vries joins us to discuss his incredible career resurgence. While he is currently pulling double-duty in global championships and helping develop McLaren's F1 car in the simulator, Nyck has his sights set on some major American bucket-list series. We dive deep into his interest in NASCAR, IndyCar, and IMSA, the psychology of surviving the final hour at Le Mans, and the mindset that helped him bounce back after his exit from AlphaTauri. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On this episode of SPEED with Harvick and Buxton, we break down one of the most insane, unpredictable weekends in modern motorsport history. NASCAR completely rewrote the playbook by building a temporary, 16-turn street circuit inside Naval Base Coronado, and the inaugural Anduril 250 delivered pure chaos. 23-year-old phenom Corey Heim stunned the garage to capture his first career Cup Series victory for 23XI Racing after a late-race battle with teammate Tyler Reddick. Plus, we break down the explosive on-track and pit-lane feud between Noah Gragson and former F1 vet Kevin Magnussen, Shane van Gisbergen's heartbreak, and how the Cup Series championship fight has narrowed to a razor-thin 8 points between Reddick and Denny Hamlin heading into Sonoma. The drama didn't stop in San Diego. The boys dive into an unforgettable weekend at Road America, where Christian Lundgaard pulled off a miracle—charging from dead last on lap one to inherit a stunning IndyCar victory for Arrow McLaren. We also look at Alex Palou's pit-lane heartbreak, the dramatic tire disqualification in Indy NXT, and a horrifying catch-fence flip in the USF2000 Championship. Plus, full coverage of a wild international slate: MotoGP: Marc Marquez throws himself back into the title hunt with a tactical masterclass in Czechia, while championship leader Marco Bezzecchi receives a weekend ban after an aggressive physical altercation with a track marshal. Pikes Peak: Romain Dumas claims ultimate redemption and "King of the Mountain" honors in the all-electric Ford Super Mustang Mach-E, while we send our best wishes to Patrick Culligan after a frightening high-speed crash. Supercars & Formula E: Cam Waters conquers the Darwin Triple Crown, and Jake Dennis controls a red-flagged thriller in the Sanya E-Prix. Short Track & Dirt: David Gravel pockets a staggering $300,000 at the Huset’s High Bank Nationals, Max Reaves breaks through in ARCA, and Connor Hall extends his flawless win streak to eight at Langley Speedway. We wrap up the show by crowning our Driver of the Week nominees and looking ahead to a packed calendar featuring F1 in Austria, NASCAR at Sonoma, and IMSA's iconic Six Hours of The Glen! CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:20 - A HISTORIC race weekend in San Diego 02:20 - Corey Heim WINS his 1st CUP Series race 04:00 - Heim and Reddick BATTLE late 05:35 - The bright future of NASCAR"s young drivers 06:18 - SVG's disappointing WRECK 08:15 - The Truck Series continues to CHURN OUT prospects 10:10 - Kevin Magnussen & Noah Gragson have BEEF 15:30 - Austin Hill wins his FIRST road course race in O'Reilly 18:30 - "Layne van Riggsbergen" is born in the truck series 21:00 - VOICEMAIL QUESTION! 24:00 - INDYCAR returns to Road America 24:45 - Christian Lundgaard CHARGES from last to first 26:30 - Graham Rahal & Will Power make contact LATE 30:30 - INDYCAR silly season could be EPIC 37:00 - INDYNXT wrap up 39:00 - A HORRIFYING wreck in USF5000 39:00 - What's TRENDING on social 39:55 - Marc Marquez' SUMMER SURGE 40:30 - Marco Bezzecchi gets BANNED for what?! 44:00 - SupersCars are BACK 45:00 - Jake Dennis wins the Sansa E-Prix 47:50 - The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is INSANE 50:45 - Short-track roundup 53:00 - Driver of the Week 58:20 - Final Lap 1:03:16 - Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The unthinkable has happened in Formula 1—Lewis Hamilton has taken the checkered flag for Ferrari, completely transforming the championship fight. On this episode of SPEED on FOX with Harvick and Buxton, we analyze the fallout from that monumental victory and the action from the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans. Then, we shift focus to the NASCAR Cup Series at Pocono Raceway to unpack the championship duel between Denny Hamlin and Tyler Reddick. We also debate if Brent Crews is a future Cup superstar, check out the newly revealed Coronado Naval Base Street Course, look back at Kevin Harvick’s weekend performance, and pay tribute to Dennis Reinbold. 00:00 Intro 00:30 Lewis Hamilton Wins First Ferrari Grand Prix 07:00 What Hamilton's Win Means for the Championship 10:30 Nico Hulkenberg's Brutal DNF 15:26 24 Hours of Le Mans Recap 23:19 NASCAR Cup Series at Pocono 26:22 Hamlin vs. Reddick for the Title? 28:10 Coronado Naval Base Street Course Revealed 30:18 Brexton Busch at the Summer Shootout 32:31 NASCAR O'Reilly Series Recap 35:00 Is Brent Crews a Future Cup Star? 37:23 Are Feeder Series Preparing Drivers? 40:45 ARCA Series at Pocono 42:18 Kevin Harvick Wins in Idaho! 47:20 Fan Voicemail 56:00 Weekend Round Up 59:42 Driver of the Week 1:02:30 Remembering Dennis Reinbold 1:03:35 Final Lap 1:05:08 Wrecks of the Week Fueled by https://www.poet.com/ The Official Home for Streaming on FOX: https://www.fox.com/ #SPEED #NASCAR #INDYCAR #F1 #MOTOGP #racing #kevinharvick #willbuxton SPEED with Harvick and Buxton https://www.youtube.com/@SPEEDonFOX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The future of open-wheel racing has officially taken over Monte Carlo. This week on SPEED, Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton dive deep into Mercedes phenom Kimi Antonelli’s spectacular, chaotic maiden Monaco Grand Prix victory while championship hopefuls George Russell, Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, and Lando Norris walked away with a devastating zero. Will is in St. Louis where he called Josef Newgarden’s weather-shortened short-oval masterclass at WWTR and witnessed championship leader Alex Palou's strategy disaster. Over in NASCAR, Denny Hamlin pulled off an incredible last-to-first comeback at Michigan to secure his 63rd career victory, tying Kyle Busch on the all-time wins list. The guys break down the heavy impact between Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell, Carson Hocevar's post-race confrontation with Bubba Wallace, and what Jason Kelce thought of the Hendrick Motorsports experience. Plus: Myles Rowe's historic Indy NXT drive from the very back of the grid. Marc Marquez joining legendary territory with his 100th career Grand Prix win in Hungary. Sheldon Haudenschild's emotional, heavy-hearted World of Outlaws triumph dedicated to his companion, Pella. Kyle Larson's spectacular multi-race dirt track streak. We close out the show by crowning our Driver of the Week and looking ahead to a massive weekend featuring the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Barcelona Grand Prix! Fueled by our friends at POET. Remember to rate, review, and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Reigning 2025 Formula 1 World Champion Lando Norris joins Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway! Lando hangs out at the Brickyard to give his raw, unfiltered take on the incredibly dramatic Indy 500 finish. We dive deep into his monumental journey to winning the 2025 F1 World Championship, McLaren’s desire to win the historic Triple Crown and ask the question every race fan wants to know: could we see Lando Norris racing the 24 Hours of Le Mans or strapping into an IndyCar for the Indy 500? From his early days navigating the fierce European karting culture to his current reality driving at the pinnacle of racing for Zak Brown and McLaren Racing, Lando opens up about how the team's culture has created success and how his life has changed since lifting the World Championship trophy. 0:00 Intro 1:00 Lando's intro to Indianapolis Motor Speedway 4:55 Winning the 2025 F1 World Championship 6:13 Grassroots racing in Europe compared to United States 11:00 What has changed since winning the F1 title? 14:43 Driving for Zak Brown and McLaren 18:36 McLaren’s desire to win the Triple Crown 20:12 Lando’s interest in racing the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Indy 500 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
From the concrete canyons of Detroit to the high-speed drama of Nashville, Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton are back to break down a wild, full-contact weekend of global motorsport.The guys kick things off in the Motor City, where Alex Palou survived a chaotic, high-stakes Detroit Grand Prix to capture his fourth INDYCAR victory of the season, extending his championship lead and further cementing his historic run toward a fourth consecutive title. The drama didn't stop there, as Enzo Fittipaldi overcame massive front-wing damage to pull off a stunning double-crossover pass for a wild win in INDY NXT.Over in Nashville, Kevin breaks down a masterful final restart by Denny Hamlin, who put on a side-drafting clinic to lead a Joe Gibbs Racing top-three sweep, while Shane van Gisbergen turned heads with a brilliant P5 finish—his best career result on an oval. The guys also look ahead to NASCAR's future as Corey Heim locks down a full-time Cup Series seat with 23XI Racing for 2027.It was also an emotional weekend across the racing community, as drivers and youth racers alike paid tribute to the late Kyle Busch. Justin Allgaier celebrated an Xfinity thriller by hitting Busch’s signature victory bow, a gesture mirrored by Kyle Larson’s eight-year-old daughter, Audrey, after her own dirt-kart win in Nebraska.Plus, there is plenty of short-track and dirt action to unpack. Kevin faces some heat from Will after his son, Keelan, beat him to the line in a top-five family showdown at the Cars Tour West event. Meanwhile, Rico Abreu fended off a hard-charging Kyle Larson in High Limit Racing, and Nick Hoffman cashed a massive, six-figure payday in the World of Outlaws Blaster 57 Special.Crossing the Atlantic, the episode dives into the glitz and glamour of F1's newest sponsorships, a record-breaking weekend for Aprilia and Marco Bezzecchi in front of a massive MotoGP crowd at Mugello, and Abbi Pulling's historic, landmark victory at Spa in the GB3 Championship. The guys also reflect on the immense bravery and perils of the Isle of Man TT following a dominant win by Dean Harrison, before handing out the infamous "Robin Miller Award" to the most spectacular wrecks of the week—featuring a multi-million euro pileup at Monza and some hilarious French hijinks in a Citroen Ami.To wrap it all up, Kevin and Will reveal the fans' choice for Driver of the Week and preview an upcoming blockbuster slate of racing, including INDYCAR at World Wide Technology Raceway, NASCAR's fastest track at Michigan, MotoGP's physical test in Hungary, and the crown jewel of Formula 1: the Monaco Grand Prix. Chapters:0:00 Intro0:45 INDYCAR: Alex Palou Wins 4th Race of 20266:25 Newgarden's Current Mindset9:00 INDYNXT Wild Lap 110:14 NASCAR: Denny Hamlin Wild Win in Nashville14:30 Corey Heim To Race Full-Time With 23XI Racing In '2716:30 Alpine x Gucci F121:00 Cars Tour West: Keelan Beats Kevin23:35 Kyle Lason' Daughter Pays Tribute to Kyle Busch27:00 For NASCAR prospects: Dirt Racing or Karting?31:25 O'Reilly: Justin Allgaier Earns 4th Win33:15 Cleetus Mcfarland finishes 35th at SI Resorts 25035:00 MotoGP: Bezzecchi Wins & Jorge Martin Sets Top Speed Record40:21 Daniel Ingham Passing41:28 How tough is the Isle of Man TT?45:00 Rest of Motorsports50:50 Driver of the Week56:25 Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Fresh off the most dramatic and breath-taking finish in the history of the Indianapolis 500, newly crowned champion Felix Rosenqvist joins Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton on SPEED for a full-length, exclusive interview.Just days after capturing auto racing immortality, the 34-year-old Swede sits down to rewatch and break down the heart-stopping final lap shootout at the Brickyard. Felix takes us directly inside the cockpit of his No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing SiriusXM Honda, detailing the exact moment he realized he had the run to edge out David Malukas by a mere 0.0233 seconds—the narrowest margin of victory in the 110-year history of the race.But this month has been about far more than just racing trophies. Felix opens up to Kevin and Will about a whirlwind 20 days that completely redefined his life, starting with the birth of his first daughter, Stella, and culminating in a record-breaking winner's purse. He reflects on his journey to finding a home in IndyCar, overcoming a contract year with ultimate redemption, and trying to process the wave of emotion that comes with being a new father and an Indy 500 champion all at once.It’s an unfiltered, deeply personal look at what it takes to conquer the Greatest Spectacle in Racing. Strap in for a high-speed conversation you won't want to miss. Chapters:0:00 Intro0:35 Felix Rosenqvist Joins The Show2:05 Rosenqvist Hail Mary Moment4:15 Walking Through The Final Lap5:30 Dreaming About Winning The INDY 50010:00 Welcoming His New Baby Girl To The World12:00 Experience From Racing In Different Series13:30 Racing On Ovals16:50 Racing Against Familiar Faces19:54 Favorite Part After Winning The INDY 50021:25 Reflecting ON INDY 500 Win23:45 Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
It is an emotional and action-packed episode of SPEED with Harvick and Buxton, fueled by POET. Co-hosts Will Buxton and Kevin Harvick report from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway following a historic and bittersweet weekend in motorsports. The guys reflect on the tragic passing of NASCAR legend Kyle Busch, celebrating his massive legacy and the impact he left on the next generation of drivers.Plus, they break down a historic, photo-finish at the 110th Indy 500, Daniel Suárez’s clutch victory at the Coca-Cola 600, Kimi Antonelli’s F1 dominance in Canada, and a massive milestone for Kevin Harvick himself. Chapters:0:00 Intro1:25 Felix Rosenqvist Wins Closest Ever Indy 50012:45 Buxton's Call of the Final Lap of the Indy 50016:00 The Legacy & Impact of Kyle Busch23:00 Daniel Suarez Wins Coca-Cola 60026:00 Kimi Antonelli Wins 4th Consecutive30:45 Kevin Harvick Elected To NASCAR Hall of Fame36:00 Driver of the Week39:42 The Racing Line48:45 Replay Review51:20 Final Lap54:00 Best Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On this special edition of SPEED with Harvick and Buxton, fueled by POET, Will Buxton sits down for an exclusive, unfiltered conversation with one of the most polarizing, groundbreaking, and influential figures in modern motorsport history: Danica Patrick.Danica traces her journey back to the raw, ultra-competitive days of Midwest go-karting before opening up about the pivotal, terrifying decision to move across the Atlantic to England at just 16 years old. She shares what it was really like to be dropped into the brutal European junior formula ladder as a teenager—navigating not just a completely foreign racing culture, but the isolation of breaking into a fiercely guarded "boys' club" of global racing.The conversation shifts to her historic open-wheel career, where she relives the magic and chaos of the 2005 Indianapolis 500—an iconic rookie performance where she led 19 laps and sent "Danica Mania" into absolute overdrive. She also takes us inside her transition to stock cars, reflecting on the immense pressure of capturing the pole position for the 2013 Daytona 500 and carrying the expectations of an entire sport on her shoulders.Finally, Danica gets candid about the psychological toll of the spotlight. She discusses how she learned to handle intense media scrutiny and paddock criticism, and offers a fascinating take on how today's hyper-reactive social media landscape would have fundamentally altered her career if it had been around during her peak racing days.It is a masterclass in mental toughness, resilience, and raw speed from a driver who refused to be defined by anyone else's rules. Chapters:0:00 Intro0:30 Danica Patrick Joins The Show1:20 Where Did Your Love of Racing Come From?2:00 Moving To Europe At 16 To Race5:45 Getting into INDYCAR9:30 Transitioning Into NASCAR13:25 Favorite Driver Right Now15:28 Favorite Track16:20 Dealing With Icon Status19:00 Acceptance Into The INDY World22:10 How Would Social Media Impacted Danica's Career24:00 Dealing With Criticism27:00 Advice To Young Drivers29:10 Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Dover Motor Speedway completely lived up to its "Monster Mile" reputation this week, and Kevin Harvick and Will Buxton are here to break down every single piece of flying debris. In this episode of Speed with Harvick and Buxton, fueled by POET, the guys dive into Denny Hamlin’s commanding All-Star victory and the terrifying, fiery 9-car frontstretch pile-up that shook the field. Kevin goes "Under the Hood" to analyze how the high-stakes format pushed drivers past the absolute limit.Meanwhile, the racing world stood still as reigning champ Alex Palou secured the Indy 500 pole. Will uses "Buxton's Breakdown" to explain why this historic race remains the absolute peak of global motorsport. The guys also unpack a medical emergency and subsequent miracle victory in MotoGP, Corey Day's spectacular 3-wide pass in the Xfinity Series, and a massive proud-dad moment as Keelan Harvick takes the checkered flag at Kern Raceway. Plus, Max Verstappen suffers brutal 24 Hours of Nürburgring heartbreak, fans vote for their Driver of the Week, and a preview of the Indy 500. Chapters:0:00 Intro0:45 Hot Topics1:00 Denny Hamlin Wins All-Star Race2:15 Under The Hood: Wrecks in All-Star Race10:15 Alex Palou Takes Indy 500 Pole11:30 Alexander Rossi Crash In Indy 500 Practice13:30 Buxton's Breakdown: Why The Indy 500 Is The Greatest Race Of All22:00 MotoGP: Scary Wrecks at Catalan Grand Prix24:00 Corey Day Wins At Dover25:11 Kyle Busch Wins Truck Series27:23 Natalie Decker Quits33:42 Keelan Harvick Wins at Kern Raceway34:19 Max Verstappen At Nürburgring35:15 Rest of Hot Topics36:40 Driver of the Week40:40 The Racing Line47:00 Replay Review50:15 Final Lap54:02 Wrecks of the Week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this special episode of SPEED with Harvick and Buxton, Kevin Harvick returns to a place that's very special to him, the Richard Childress Racing Museum in North Carolina. Kevin sits down with the man who gave him his start, Richard Childress, for a candid and emotional conversation about the moments that defined an era of NASCAR. They pull back the curtain on the heavy days of 2001, discussing the immense pressure and profound grief of Kevin stepping into the seat of the No. 29 Chevrolet just days after the tragic loss of Dale Earnhardt Sr. The duo also explores Richard’s famous "curator" habits, touring his massive 47,000-square-foot collection of history, from pristine championship cars to the tiny mementos Richard refuses to throw away. Later in the show, Dr. Andy Randolph, Technical Director of ECR Engines, joins the conversation to bridge the gap between history and the future. Dr. Andy breaks down the "Performance Revolution" driven by POET bioethanol, explaining how the same high-octane fuel that powers 200+ RCR victories is fueling energy security and engine longevity for drivers across America. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:49 Kevin’s RCR history 01:28 Dale Earnhardt cars at RCR Museum 02:56 Reflecting on 2001 7:20 1998 Daytona 500 08:55 Evolution of the Engine Shop 10:24 Seat on the Board of Directors for Growth Energy 11:44 Racing Driving Biotechnology? 12:56 Museum Car Rotation 14:00 Kevin’s Defining RCR Moment 16:18 Kevin Driving Dale Earnhardt’s Car In 2001 18:55 Dr. Andy Randolph Joins 19:11 Transformation of Bioethanol Fuel 21:06 Working Relationship with POET 22:14 Best Conversations Between Dr. Andy Randolph & Richard Childress 24:12 Development of the Engines 26:45 What Is Zero-carbon Bioethanol? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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