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Frontstretch Podcast Network - Five shows, one destination. Bringing the Heat: Trey Lyle gives you an all access look at the previous week’s race, thoughts and analysis interviews, and more. Frontstretch Happy Hour: Bryan Nolen, Dalton Hopkins and Michael Massie are joined by a rotating panel of guests to talk all the hot topics in motorsports and provide their unfiltered opinions. Stock Car Scoop: Eric Schneck with a rotation of guests and the Frontstretch at track team discuss that weekends events and their initial reaction to the Cup Series Race that just unfolded. Through The Gears: A deep dive into all things betting on NASCAR. The Pit Straight: Frontstretch talks all things open wheel.

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  • Saturday · 15 min

    Through the Gears: NASCAR Betting Odds for Homestead Finale

    The final NASCAR Cup Series weekend of 2026 is here, and the series is making its return to South Florida. For the first time since 2019, Homestead-Miami Speedway will host the season finale. Kyle Larson comes into the weekend with a large lead in the Chase standings and only needs nine points to clinch his second-straight championship. NASCAR 2026 State of the Sport Address, SummarizedSteve O'Donnell made his first State of the Sport address as NASCAR CEO and addressed topics such as the Next Gen car, international races, ratings and more. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, Larson also comes in as the favorite to win this weekend at +400. After Larson, it's Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney at +550 as the highest Toyota and Ford drivers. Hamlin is still one of two drivers still mathematically alive to try to catch and pass Larson in points this weekend, while Blaney is officially out of contention. Christopher Bell is the other driver alive in points, and he is next at +600, followed by fellow Toyota drivers Tyler Reddick (+650) and Chase Briscoe (+700). Last weekend's winner at Martinsville Speedway, William Byron, follows at +800 before a large jump up in odds to +1,600 and above. Through the Gears host Michael Bellifemini gets you set for the final race of the season, as he goes over his fantasy lineup picks on Speedway Collective and looks at potential parlays to place during this week’s episode. Watch the whole show above or on YouTube. You can also listen to the audio version on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

  • October 31 · 15 min

    Through the Gears: NASCAR Betting Odds for Martinsville Chase Race

    There are only two races remaining in the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, and this week, the field will head to Martinsville Speedway for the penultimate event. The other six Chase drivers still alive for the championship will be desperate for points in order to try to chase down points leader and defending champion Kyle Larson. Let's see how the odds shake out for this weekend's race, courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook. NASCAR 101: Which JGR Driver Has the Best Chance of Upsetting Kyle Larson at Martinsville?And can any of them even do so at all? Denny Hamlin is the favorite this week at +400 as he comes to his hometown track, needing a huge points day to stay in the fight as he is currently down 73 points to Larson. Next at +450 is Ryan Blaney, who has won this fall Martinsville race multiple times in the Next Gen era and is looking to bounce back after being involved in a crash last weekend at Talladega Superspeedway. Blaney's teammate, Joey Logano, is also looking for a rebound after flipping over in a late crash at Talladega. He comes in at +700 to win his first Next Gen race at Martinsville. Next is points leader Larson at +750. He has a win to his name at the track, and with another strong points day, it's very possible he could clinch his third NASCAR Cup title a week in advance of the finale. Two more Hendrick Motorsports drivers follow Larson. Chase Elliott (+800) comes in as the most recent winner at Martinsville, while William Byron (+900) is still searching for his first win of 2026 — his most recent win came in this very race last year. The other three Joe Gibbs Racing drivers follow consecutively with Christopher Bell and Chase Briscoe coming in tied at +1,000 odds to win, followed right behind by Ty Gibbs at +1,200. Through the Gears host Michael Bellifemini previews the action for you for Sunday afternoon’s Chase race, as he goes over his fantasy lineup picks on Speedway Collective and breaks down the odds by going over potential parlay or straight bets during this week’s episode. The event will take place this Sunday, Nov. 1, at 2 p.m. ET with live TV coverage provided by NBC. Watch the whole show above or on YouTube. You can also listen to the audio version on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

  • October 28 · 1 hr 14 min

    Happy Hour: Overselling Talladega, Chevy Team Orders & Chase or Full Season

    Was Talladega really a great race, or did the broadcast oversell a fuel-saving snoozefest? Bryan Nolen, Michael Massie and Kevin Rutherford welcome Kenny Wallace Media's Noah Reed to debate NASCAR's on-track product, Chevrolet team orders and Austin Hill's near miss against Kyle Larson. Plus, with Larson potentially clinching the championship before Homestead, is the Chase working? And why do NASCAR's television ratings continue to struggle?

  • October 27 · 48 min

    The Pit Straight: Cows & Catalunya

    The Frontstretch Open Wheel team covers the 2027 IndyCar schedule release, the F1 race in Austin and Colton Herta.

  • October 21 · 1 hr 13 min

    Happy Hour: Kyle Larson Finally Stumbles, Bubba Wallace’s Near Miss & Zane Smith’s Fine

    Kyle Larson's championship lead is suddenly in jeopardy after a disastrous Phoenix race! Michael Massie and Dalton Hopkins welcome NASCAR Roundtable editor Jonathan Fjeld to discuss the suddenly wide-open NASCAR Chase, Bubba Wallace's latest near miss and Zane Smith's $50,000 fine following his confrontation with Carson Hocevar. Plus, a serious discussion about NASCAR Hall of Famer Fred Lorenzen's posthumous CTE diagnosis and its implications for motorsports safety.

  • October 14 · 1 hr 4 min

    Happy Hour: Can Anyone Catch Larson? Dodge Returns & McDowell Penalty Debate

    With just four Cup Series Chase races remaining, can anyone catch Kyle Larson? Bryan Nolen, Michael Massie, Dalton Hopkins and Chris Graham examine the championship battles across NASCAR's three national series, discuss rumors of Dodge returning to NASCAR, react to Austin Cindric's confirmed 2027 return to Team Penske and debate whether Michael McDowell deserves a penalty.

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