This week on Lap 92, we kick things off at Barber Motorsports Park where Alex Palou absolutely put on a clinic… in a race so clean it almost felt suspicious—no cautions, no DNFs, just drivers vs. the track. We break down why Barber might just be the Augusta of motorsports and why that’s not a bad thing.

Then we jump into NASCAR, where things got… less polite. We dive into the final 80 laps at Martinsville Speedway, including the heated moment between Bubba Wallace and Carson Hocevar—and yeah, we’re not exactly buying Bubba’s post-race explanation. We also cover Denny Hamlin’s loose wheel drama (and the mystery of the missing penalty), plus Ryan Blaney’s day, before tipping the hat to Chase Elliott for grabbing the win.

Finally, we head to Suzuka Circuit for Formula 1, where the racing itself takes a backseat to bigger concerns. We get into the ongoing frustrations with the cars, the battery deployment issues, and how incidents like Oliver Bearman’s crash are starting to raise eyebrows. Oh—and when Max Verstappen is openly talking about walking away, you know something’s off.

Clean racing, messy drama, and a little bit of calling it like we see it—this one’s got everything.

This week on the podcast, we’re asking the big question after NASCAR this weekend… Is it Reddick time to buy? Because Tyler Reddick showed up ready to go shopping while the rest of the field was still looking for the receipt. We break down the NASCAR race, the chaos, the strategy calls, and the moments that made us question if anyone actually had a plan.

Then we head over to endurance racing where the 12 Hours of Sebring turned into another episode of Porsche Says No to Everyone Else. Porsche came to Sebring like they owned the place, and honestly… they kinda did. We talk about the domination, the teams that survived, the teams that didn’t, and why Sebring is still one of the toughest races on the planet.

Expect laughs, hot takes, questionable opinions, and the usual race weekend chaos as we go full throttle through NASCAR and IMSA.

If you like stock cars, sports cars, and a little bit of nonsense in between… this episode is for you.

This week, Antonio and Norman recap a packed weekend of motorsport, including Kyle Kirkwood's impressive IndyCar victory at Arlington and Denny Hamlin's dominant Pennzoil 400 win at Las Vegas despite a mid-race penalty. Over in Formula 1, the duo break down Kimi Antonelli's emotional maiden F1 win at the Chinese Grand Prix, where the 19-year-old Mercedes driver became one of the youngest race winners in the sport's history. The guys also look ahead to the iconic Sebring 12 Hours, one of endurance racing's most storied events, coming up on the calendar soon. Don't miss it!