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S2E37: Michael Jordan is Suing NASCAR Oct 02, 2024

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In this episode, Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill dive into the significant news of 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports filing an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, seeking an injunction to continue racing as chartered teams in 2025. They discuss the potential implications for NASCAR, including the financial and competitive impacts, and Michael Jordan's involvement with 23XI Racing. The hosts also recap the 48 team's performance in the Xfinity Series playoffs, highlighting their struggles with track position and the importance of the upcoming race at Talladega. They also discuss a Kyle Larson F1 Seat Swap, Andretti stepping down from Andretti Global, and Daniel Riccardo's unceremonial departure from F1.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

00:11 - Bristol Sized PR Lap

03:52 - Antitrust Lawsuit Overview

04:54 - Expectations for the Lawsuit

09:22 - Michael Jordan's Role

11:36 - Charter Agreement Concerns

14:13 - Counterarguments and Regulations

15:20 - Historical Precedent in Racing

16:57 - Public Perception and Legal Arguments

19:45 - Goals of the Lawsuit

22:14 - Monopoly Discussion

24:08 - Legal Arguments

25:20 - Team Perspectives

26:35 - Anti-Competitive Practices

30:06 - Closing Thoughts on Lawsuit

30:35 - Kyle Busch's Performance and Win Streak

37:14 - Kyle Larson and Oscar Piastri's F1 Swa

43:40 - Michael Andretti steps down from Andretti Global

45:11 - Daniel Ricciardo's Emotional Departure

46:02 - Logan Sargeant's IndyCar Testing

46:12 - Outro

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S2E36: I'm F***** Tired of Tire Talk Sep 26, 2024

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Special Guest: Adam Stern

In this episode, Parker and Landon dive into the latest in NASCAR, focusing on the playoffs, recent races, and the challenges drivers face. Parker shares his excitement about making the Xfinity Series playoffs and recounts a dramatic race moment involving a massive slide. They discuss the implications of standardized cars and tire issues, highlighting the difficulties in overtaking and tire management. The conversation also touches on emotional moments in racing, with a humorous nod to a guest's reaction. They wrap up by encouraging listener engagement and promising more engaging content in future episodes.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

01:36 - WE MADE THE PLAYOFFS!

02:47 - Parker's Bristol Recap

04:39 - Listener Reviews and more (PR LAP)

16:08 - NASCAR Cup

19:53 - Tire Issues in Racing

22:43 - Standardization of Race Cars

27:12 - C Bell's Opinion on Driving Standards

28:28 - Playoff Cutoff Race Overview

30:16 - Bracket Predictions and Misses

32:27 - Driver Swap Announcement

35:59 - NASCAR Netflix Viewer Numbers

37:59 - Big Sponsorship Endings? Geico and FedEx

44:14 - Xfinity Series Updates

45:06 - Viewership Success on the CW

47:02 - Adam Stern Joins!

48:24 - IndyCar Charter System Breakdown

55:08 - Comparison with NASCAR's System

1:02:27 - FBI Raid on Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing

1:04:47 - 23XI and FRM Next steps on Charters?

1:09:42 - 2311 Racing's Future

1:11:51 - McLaren's Constructor Championship Lead

1:12:40 - Max Verstappen's Penalty

1:15:09 - Red Bull's Dominance Ending

1:20:25 - Daniel Ricciardo's Emotional Moment

1:25:39 - Outro

S2E35: Who Even Needs a 4th Gear? Sep 19, 2024

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In this episode, Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill dive into Parker’s recent race at Watkins Glen, where he faced the unique challenge of racing without fourth gear. Despite the setback, Parker managed to finish seventh, showcasing his adaptability and skill. They also discuss the new rumble strips at the track, which surprisingly provided more grip. The conversation shifts to the playoff standings, with Parker’s team sitting comfortably above the cut line. They wrap up by engaging with listeners, celebrating positive reviews, and highlighting the growing popularity of the "Drafty Car" game.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

01:05 - Racing at Watkins Glen without a 4th Gear

09:30 - Reviews

15:44 - NASCAR Cup Series Recap

22:08 - Denny Hamlin's Race Troubles

25:51 - Ryan Blaney's Incident

28:52 - Overtime Rules Debate

31:16 - How our Playoff Predictions are doing

33:46 - Carson Hocevar's Potential

35:23 - Bubba Wallace's Contract Renewal

41:02 - Ty Norris Moving to Kaulig

45:29 - Max Papis Dislikes "20th Place Car" Comments

51:20 - Upcoming Bristol Night Race

52:16 - Connor Zilisch's Impressive Debut

1:00:50 - Nick Sanchez is taking my Car

1:01:00 - Xfinity Series Broadcast Changes

1:02:02 - Perez and Sainz Incident

1:03:37 - Flexi Wings in F1 Controversy

1:14:03 - Red Bull's Livery Dilemma

1:16:02 - IndyCar Season Wrap-Up, Palou Champ

1:18:45 - Toyota's Supercars Invasion

1:21:08 - Outro

S2E34: Parker has a BIG Announcement Sep 12, 2024

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Parker has a big announcement to make, and more! Landon and Parker dive into the first Cup Series Playoff race! Parker gains more points to the bubble in Xfinity. Charter Agreements in the Cup Series reach a interesting crossroads, and more!

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:45 Parkers Atlanta Recap

5:15 Red Flag Stories

10:19 PR Lap

20:28 Our First Voicemails!

30:55 Parkers Announcement

40:11 Cup Series Atlanta Recap!

44:25 Spoiler Diecasts!

45:45 NASCAR Charter Agreement Talks

1:14:10 Other news in NASCAR

1:16:05 Adrian Newey Signs with Aston Martin!

1:18:23 Landon's heartfelt comments

S2E33: Is McLaren Throwing Away The Driver's Championship? Sep 05, 2024

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Parker and Landon dive into NASCAR's latest happenings, sharing personal anecdotes and listener voicemails. They discuss the excitement of the Cup Series playoffs, highlighting Chase Briscoe's win at Darlington. The hosts also touch on the new NASCAR Truck Series race at Lime Rock in 2025 and the dynamics of different racing lines. Listener engagement is encouraged, with Parker and Landon urging fans to share the podcast and leave reviews. The episode blends humor, racing insights, and a casual, yet informative vibe, making it a must-listen for motorsports enthusiasts.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

03:21 - PR Lap

18:12 - Are the Playoffs hurting or helping NASCAR?

26:11 - Playoff Bracket Predictions

28:04 - Round of 16 Eliminations

30:02 - Round of 12 Eliminations

35:23 - Round of 8 Eliminations

38:35 - Champion Predictions

42:18 - New NASCAR Schedule for 2025

43:19 - Cutoff Race at Daytona vs Darlington

45:43 - Xfinity Series Driver Announcements

47:20 - Sheldon Creed's Struggles

54:40 - Xfinity Schedule Highlights

55:39 - Rockingham Track Memories

1:00:40 - Announcement of Lime Rock Race

1:00:50 - Baron Browning's Unique Investment

1:05:01 - F1 Team Orders Debate

1:08:16 - McLaren's Championship Opportunity (or lack thereof)

1:10:51 - Kevin Magnussen's One Race Ban

1:12:03 - Kimi Antonelli's Crash in F1 and F1 PR

1:15:29 - IndyCar's Race in Mexico Discussion

1:18:25 - Outro

S2E32: Why Winning Has Never Mattered More in Motorsports Aug 29, 2024

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Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill dive into Parker's recent third-place finish at Daytona, discussing race strategy and the implications for the playoffs. They introduce a new voicemail feature for listener engagement, read positive reviews, and touch on upcoming races. The conversation shifts to NASCAR safety, particularly the risks of cars going airborne, and the importance of ongoing safety advancements. They also reflect on the evolving nature of NASCAR, the significance of winning, and the challenges drivers face in securing long-term contracts and funding. The episode balances insightful commentary with engaging banter, keeping motorsports fans informed and entertained.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro and PR Lap

01:10 - Leave us a Voicemail

02:22 - Parker's Race

05:05 - Listener Reviews Segment

09:03 - How to Measure a Racetrack

17:12 - NASCAR Flips Safety Discussion

21:11 - Physics of Racing and Wind's Effects on Cars

27:53 - Harrison Burton's Historic Win

29:03 - Kyle Busch's Professionalism

33:34 - Winning has never mattered more.

37:43 - NASCAR’s an Endurance Sport

42:07 - NASCAR Reliability Changes

43:06 - Loyalty in Racing Teams

44:06 - What does Parker Retzlaff's owe anyone?

55:02 - Austin Dillon's Penalty Update

56:43 - Shane Van Gisbergen's Future

59:39 - Daytona NBC Broadcast

1:03:17 - Lee Diffie's Commentary

1:07:48 - NASCAR's International Expansion to Mexico City

1:16:21 - Ryan Truex's Recent Win

1:19:47 - Truck Race Recap and why Milwaukee is the Best Short Track

1:23:02 - Dutch Grand Prix Recap

1:25:02 - Logan Sargeant Dropped from Williams

1:28:23 - Max Verstappen's Response to Kyle Larson

1:28:49 - IndyCar Portland Race Recap and Hybrid Woes

1:31:12 - Outro

S2E31: First Austin Dillon, Now ME?! What happens next? Aug 21, 2024

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Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill delve into various racing topics. Parker recaps his recent Xfinity Series race, discussing the challenges and strategic decisions involved. The duo explores NASCAR's penalties and appeals process, focusing on Austin Dillon's recent penalty. Josh provides historical context on past appeals. They also touch on IndyCar, highlighting Roger Penske's leadership and team dynamics, and discuss Formula 1 updates, including Pete Bonnington's role at Mercedes. The episode concludes with a tribute to dirt racing legend Scott Bloomquist and previews upcoming racing events, promising an interview with Kyle Busch in the next episode.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction

00:40 - Parker's Race Recap

01:49 - Penalty Discussion

02:10 - PR Lap

07:43 - Logistics of Hotel Stays During Rain Delay

11:34 - Austin Dillon's Penalty Update

16:14 - Discussion on Driver Aggression

18:26 - Recent Race Recap

30:41 - Start Times Controversy

40:00 - Tarp System Proposal

41:09 - Flipping Race Cars Discussion

49:59 - Kyle Larson vs. Max Verstappen Debate

56:04 - AJ Allmendinger Announcement

57:01 - Big Machine Racing Penalty

1:02:01 - Xfinity Series Package Review

1:09:03 - IndyCar Series Leadership Issues

1:13:56 - Conor Daly's Return

1:14:12 - Pete Bonnington's Promotion

1:20:16 - Scott Bloomquist's Passing

1:24:10 - Closing Remarks

S2E30: Former NASCAR Race Director David Hoots Discusses Richmond Finish Aug 14, 2024

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In this episode of "The Money Lap," hosts Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill, joined by special guest David Hoots, delve into recent NASCAR events, particularly the controversial Richmond race finish. Parker and Landon share personal anecdotes from their break, with Parker recounting his travels and Landon discussing family time. David Hoots provides insights from his 30-year tenure as NASCAR's race director, emphasizing the challenges of officiating and the evolving nature of driver behavior. The conversation explores the balance between allowing aggressive racing and maintaining fairness, highlighting the complexities and subjective nature of NASCAR officiating.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction & PR Lap

12:03 - David Hoots on the Richmond incident

15:17 - Reflections on NASCAR Officiating

18:19 - Insights on Officiating Technology

24:27 - Durability of Modern Cars

30:35 - Judging Racing Moves

36:32 - Common Sense in Officiating

39:57 - Discussion on Race Calls

42:54 - Implications of Immediate Rulings

45:30 - Complexity of Officiating

48:21 - David's Career Highlights

51:44 - Memorable Racing Experiences

1:01:22 - Discussion on Car Durability

1:05:27 - Common Sense in Decision Making

1:06:29 - Comparison of Racing Incidents

1:10:12 - Austin Dillon's Race Strategy

1:11:27 - Corey LaJoie's Future in NASCAR

1:15:10 - Juan Pablo Montoya's Return

1:16:25 - Carlos Sainz's Move to Williams Racing

1:17:02 - Outro

S2E29: The Changing Business of NASCAR, Media Rights, Option Tires, and MX-5 Cup Mimics iRacing Jul 19, 2024

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Parker and Landon discuss various topics including taking a summer break, receiving positive reviews, the Mazda MX-5 Cup racing at Martinsville, media rights deals, and Denny Hamlin's comments on the cost of running a car in NASCAR. They explore the implications of the new lifter system for flat tires, the potential inclusion of Marty Smith in NASCAR broadcasts, and the ongoing charter negotiations between teams and NASCAR. The conversation revolves around the impasse between NASCAR teams and NASCAR itself regarding the cost of racing. The teams are requesting more financial support, while NASCAR is hesitant to provide it due to concerns about escalating costs in the future. The discussion also touches on the importance of taking ownership and responsibility for one's actions, both on and off the track. In this final part of the conversation, Parker and Landon discuss tire options for the upcoming Richmond race and reflect on JD Motorsports filing for bankruptcy. They also talk about the Xfinity series and their upcoming races at Indianapolis and Michigan. The conversation then shifts to driver changes in F1, including Kevin Magnussen leaving Haas, and the release of Adrian Newey's Red Bull RB17 road car. The hosts express their excitement about the unique features of the RB17 and discuss the value of driver contracts in IndyCar.

Timestamps:

00:00 Summer Break and Positive Reviews

09:18 Mazda MX-5 Cup at Martinsville

13:15 New Media Rights Deals and Marty Smith

18:08 Teams Request NASCAR to Cover Costs

25:09 The Impasse Between NASCAR Teams and NASCAR

28:36 The Cost of Racing and Financial Support

38:09 The Importance of Ownership and Responsibility

54:18 Tire Options and JD Motorsports Bankruptcy

57:14 Upcoming Races in the Xfinity Series

01:03:17 Driver Changes in F1 and the Value of Contracts

01:15:25 The Red Bull RB17 Road Car: F1-Inspired Innovation

S2E28: Motorsports Silly Season and Sour Grapes in Chicago Jul 11, 2024

Show notes

Reuploaded Audio @ 4:30 PM ET 7-11-24 to fix missing audio track.

Landon Cassill and Parker Kligerman delve into PK's experiences at the Chicago street course race, discussing race conditions, driver performances, and the event's atmosphere. They highlight the track's challenging layout. The hosts also explore SVG's unique driving techniques, NASCAR's officiating, and the impact of the next-gen car on retaliation. Additionally, they discuss recent announcements in the Cup Series' silly season, the evolving landscape of NASCAR, and the introduction of electric vehicle prototypes. We discuss IndyCar and Formula 1 news and drama. The episode concludes with insights into the complexities of racing, including technical strategies and the importance of confidence.

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