The Boogity Bros Podcast: Recent Episodes
Will Porter
NASCAR, Formula 1, IndyCar; basically if it has an engine in it, The Boogity Bros talk about it. Join host Will Porter every week as he and a cast of his racing buddies talk motorsports and the biggest stories surrounding them.
In this electrifying episode of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson delve into an action-packed weekend at Darlington. They share personal trackside experiences, discuss visibility challenges, and break down intricate race strategies. The duo revisits the evolving Xfinity Series schedule and the essence of motorsport at Darlington, offering a detailed play-by-play of the Southern 500. Key highlights include the surprising performance by winner Chase Briscoe, Ty Gibbs' strong run, and a dramatic crash impacting the final laps. They analyze the impact of pit strategies, technical adjustments, and the differences in car performance during day and night racing. Concluding with their thoughts on the current playoff picture and upcoming challenges at Atlanta, Will and Jacob provide a thorough and engaging analysis of recent NASCAR events.00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap01:16 Darlington Race Analysis03:58 Challenges of Racing at Darlington09:11 Fan Experience at Darlington17:53 Buc-ee's Adventure21:36 Race Strategy and Highlights43:58 Darlington's Tire Strategy45:31 Larson vs. Hamlin Battle46:47 Gilliland and Buescher's Collision Analysis48:57 Darlington's Unique Track Challenges51:25 Race Strategies and Unexpected Contenders57:02 The Big One at Darlington: Chaos Unfolds01:00:34 Final Laps: Briscoe's Lead and Busch's Chase01:06:22 Kyle Busch's Impressive Comeback01:22:46 The Evolution of Kyle Busch01:23:37 Hypothetical Racing Scenarios01:24:16 Analyzing Race Strategies01:26:19 Reflecting on Race Outcomes01:33:36 Grading the Race01:39:35 Atlanta Predictions01:55:58 Final Thoughts and Socials
Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return with another loaded episode of The Scoring Pylon. They kick things off by discussing their recent meet-ups and provide a comprehensive recap of the weekend of NASCAR racing. Highlighting excellent car performance and a lack of weather interference, they dive into the new crash dynamics of the Gen 7 cars, questioning if regular spins should lead to flips. Using notable incidents like Josh Berry's and Corey LaJoie's flips, the fellas explore the interplay between driver aggression, car design, and racing safety. Additionally, Will and Jacob offer a full breakdown of the recent Xfinity Daytona race, examining the thrills, spills, and controversial caution calls, while reflecting on Harrison Burton's first career win and its implications for the playoff standings. They also discuss the strategic maneuvers of Kyle Busch, Denny Hamlin's penalty, and the future of NASCAR's super speedway races.00:00 Introduction01:41 NASCAR Weekend Overview04:05 Fuel Strategy and Pit Stops09:27 Stage One Highlights13:09 Mid-Race Incidents and Analysis15:08 Fire Incident in the Pits21:45 The Big One and Other Crashes25:26 Car Flips and Safety Concerns01:04:05 Comparing Recent Wrecks and Aggression Levels01:07:00 Physics and Safety Concerns in Modern Racing01:08:02 Debating Driver Aggression vs. Car Design01:09:32 Historical Examples of Aggressive Racing01:10:43 The Impact of Car Design on Race Safety01:12:40 The Gen 7 Car and Its Safety Issues01:18:51 Proposed Solutions to Reduce Car Flips01:27:59 Evaluating the Xfinity Daytona Race Finish01:33:59 Harrison Burton's First Win and Playoff Implications01:48:08 Denny Hamlin's Penalty01:53:09 Final Thoughts
Join hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson on The Scoring Pylon as they dissect the action-packed weekend at Michigan International Speedway. They dive into the chaos from surprising flips in both the Cup and Xfinity races, the impact of uncooperative weather, and strategic moves that shook up the standings. Additionally, they provide an in-depth look into the latest NASCAR wrecks, discussing Corey LaJoie's flip in Michigan and the evolving safety measures. The conversation also shifts to the competitive dynamics in IndyCar racing, focusing on recent races and tactical decisions. It's a loaded episode filled with spirited debates, detailed analysis, key moments, and playoff race intensification!00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:40 Weather Woes and NASCAR Scheduling02:26 Race Day Challenges and Equipment Issues03:22 Race Breakdown: Chaos and Strategy05:53 NASCAR Car Dynamics and Incidents19:07 Playoff Picture and Points Discussion30:29 Race Finish and Post-Race Analysis37:40 Unexpected Incidents and Final Thoughts42:06 Unexpected Damage and Replay Reactions44:57 Video Game Physics in Racing Simulations45:50 Truck Racing and Lift Physics49:53 NASCAR's Evolution and Safety Measures01:02:13 Michigan Race Analysis and Strategies01:15:52 Xfinity Series Highlights and Rain Delays01:28:25 Analyzing the Wrecks: A Closer Look01:31:15 The Grass Debate: Does It Cause More Flips?01:34:13 Camera Angles and Replay Analysis01:38:14 Aerodynamics and Car Flips01:49:59 IndyCar Race Highlights and Controversies02:04:52 NASCAR Rivalries and Engine Issues02:06:25 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Races
In this special edition of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are joined by guest Ralph Hutchison. Ralph gives his take on Austin Dillon's controversial win at Richmond. They also discuss NASCAR's decision to let Dillon keep the win but remove his playoff eligibility due to his move on Joey Logano and the contact with Denny Hamlin. The trio discusses the broader implications, the resulting penalties, and the impact on NASCAR's future. They also cover breaking news regarding Kurt Busch. Additionally, the episode examines major controversies plaguing NASCAR, including inconsistent rules, penalties, and their effect on the sport's integrity and fan experience.00:00 Intro and Guest Introduction01:42 Ralph's Perspective06:41 iRacing and Real-Life Parallels09:47 Green-White-Checkered Finish20:54 Austin Dillon's Career Highlights27:57 NASCAR's Identity Crisis43:38 Penalty Discussion and Reactions50:50 Kurt Busch55:11 Austin Dillon's Penalty01:00:27 Legitimacy of NASCAR Rules01:01:26 NASCAR's Inconsistencies01:08:23 The Future of NASCAR01:29:24 Denny Hamlin's Podcast Insights01:31:19 NASCAR's Officiating Issues01:38:50 Pit Road Incidents01:39:58 NASCAR's Inconsistent Decisions01:42:08 NASCAR's Management and Officiating Issues01:45:40 Proposed Solutions for NASCAR's Problems01:50:45 NASCAR's Popularity02:07:48 Penalties and Spotter Issues02:11:40 Fan Experiences at NASCAR Races02:21:06 Closing Thoughts and Social Media Plugs
Join hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they return to dissect the explosive last-lap decisions by Austin Dillon that rocked the race at Richmond Raceway. Surprise guest Whitney steps in to help break down the incident's aftermath and potential repercussions. The team also delves into the debut of the option tire in NASCAR, exploring its strategic impact and performance implications. With insights into ongoing tire strategy issues, the performance of drivers like Daniel Suarez and Kyle Busch, this episode provides a thorough analysis and sets the stage for future NASCAR events. It's a jam-packed episode of The Scoring Pylon!00:00 Introduction and Social Media Plugs00:40 Special Guest and Hot Takes02:51 Austin Dillon's Controversial Move05:05 NASCAR's Inconsistent Penalties08:01 Debating the Ethics of Racing Tactics10:05 Comparing Past Incidents18:51 The Role of NASCAR Officiating23:25 Fan Reactions and Thoughts51:42 Debating NASCAR's Playoff Format53:03 Judgment Calls and Penalties in NASCAR58:44 NASCAR's Championship Legitimacy01:10:10 Option Tire Strategy at Richmond01:33:25 Driver Performances and Fantasy League Woes01:44:40 Closing Thoughts and Upcoming Races
Join hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson on this episode of The Scoring Pylon. They open with a discussion of iRacing endeavors, including a top ten finish for Jacob in the Bricked Up 400 at a virtual Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Despite the off-week for the real-life NASCAR Cup Series due to the Olympics, there's no shortage of NASCAR news. They discuss the surprising split between Corey LaJoie and Spire Motorsports, potential driver movements, and potential landing spots for LaJoie. Plus with the NASCAR schedule yet to be released for 2025, Will and Jacob reveal what they would like to see of the ongoing rumors in the NASCAR world. Lastly, they touch upon fascinating F1 developments and reflect on the past week's events in the motorsport realm. Tune in for an episode packed with insights and banter about all things racing!00:00 Introduction and Social Media Plugs00:37 NASCAR Off-Season Blues01:37 iRacing at Indianapolis05:11 Race Strategy and Pit Lane Drama11:52 Simulation Realism and Performance20:55 Silly Season and Driver Changes38:26 Speculations on Riley Hurst and Corey LaJoie39:42 Corey LaJoie's Personality and Performance40:56 Comparisons with Other Drivers42:55 Corey LaJoie's Redemption Arc49:12 NASCAR Schedule and Race Tracks Discussion01:01:03 Midweek Races and International Tracks01:07:39 Cybersecurity and Personal Anecdotes01:08:57 Podcast Wrap-Up and Social Media
In this episode of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson dive into the weekend's thrilling NASCAR action. Broadcasting from the same room for the first time, they analyze the chaotic NASCAR Truck Series race at Indianapolis Raceway Park, the Xfinity Series triumph by Riley Herbst, and the Ford's developmental pipeline challenges and driver movements. The highlight is their in-depth discussion on the Cup Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where they scrutinize the controversial ending involving Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson. The hosts also delve into the strategic intricacies of the Brickyard 400, examining more of NASCAR's decisions and team strategies. Adding to the mix are updates from IndyCar and Formula 1, making this episode a comprehensive deep dive into racing.00:00 Welcome to The Scoring Pylon00:40 In-Person Podcast Dynamics01:42 Social Media Shoutouts02:16 NASCAR at Indianapolis Recap02:39 Truck Series Drama: Heim vs. Eckes04:31 Xfinity Series Highlights04:56 Ty Majeski's Victory10:47 Riley Herbst's Xfinity Win27:23 Ford's Pipeline and Future Prospects49:14 Strategizing for Stage Points50:02 Blend Line Controversy51:47 Tennis Analogy and Driver's Meeting Video58:02 Fuel Strategy and Brad's Impressive Run01:00:26 Restart Controversies and Blaney's Dilemma01:09:49 NASCAR's Decision-Making Under Scrutiny01:20:28 Kyle Larson's Victory and Future Speculations01:22:20 Debating the Future of the Race Format01:28:36 Post-Race Reflections01:29:11 The Challenge of Indianapolis01:30:02 Historical Context and Expectations01:30:25 Race Strategy and Pit Stops01:30:38 Passing and Track Dynamics01:32:43 Comparing Different Tracks01:41:26 The Role of Road Courses01:50:13 IndyCar and F1 Highlights02:03:17 Final Thoughts and Sign-Off
In this thrilling episode of the Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson unpack a weekend filled with high stakes and drama in the world of racing. They commence with a deep dive into the tumultuous IndyCar races at Iowa, spotlighting victories by Will Power and Scott McLaughlin, along with safety concerns following Alexander Rossi's last-lap crash. The attention then shifts to NASCAR's eventful showcase at Pocono, where Ryan Blaney pulls off his 12th career win amidst chaotic restarts and controversial cautions, notably involving Corey LaJoie and Kyle Busch. The duo critically examines RCR's ongoing struggles, the strategic plays in NASCAR Fantasy, and briefly touches on the emotional ramifications following a tragic incident involving Donald Trump. They close the episode with a nod to Dario Franchitti's nostalgic drive at Goodwood in Dale Earnhardt's iconic car. Packed with insights and thoughtful reflections, this episode is a must-listen for racing enthusiasts!00:00 Welcome and Social Media Shoutout01:05 IndyCar Iowa Weekend Recap03:21 IndyCar Race Analysis and Safety Concerns20:01 Xfinity Series Highlights and Analysis25:59 Chandler Smith's Racing Style32:21 A Brief Discussion54:29 Ryan Blaney's Victory at Pocono55:00 Radio Communication Issues55:29 Race Highlights and Blaney's Performance56:45 Clean Air Dominance57:45 Pit Strategies and Engine Failures59:17 NASCAR Lead Changes and Clean Air01:00:46 Race Dynamics and Strategy01:05:57 Fantasy Lineup Decisions01:10:26 RCR's Struggles and Future01:20:34 Restart Pandemonium and Crashes01:33:28 Playoff Bubble and Predictions01:40:10 Race Review and Final Thoughts
On this episode of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson discuss a weekend full of racing excitement. Starting with Jacob and his weekend on iRacing, he highlights his race in the Next-Gen at the 2009 Texas Motor Speedway configuration. The rainy Chicago Street Race sparks a detailed debate on NASCAR's decision-making and start times. In a major NASCAR headline, Hailie Deegan's parting ways with AM Racing is dissected. The conversation also delves into the debut of NASCAR's EV prototype, EV trends in the US, and personal anecdotes about EV hybrids. Celebrating Lewis Hamilton's emotional comeback win at Silverstone, the hosts analyze F1's evolving competition. With listener interactions, special segments, and personal rants, this episode is a comprehensive review of recent racing events and automotive breakthroughs.00:00 Introduction00:46 Jacob's iRacing Weekend02:49 Chicago Street Race Weekend Recap07:05 NASCAR's Rain Dilemma11:42 Race Strategy and Controversies18:16 Event Success and Future Considerations57:35 Race Analysis and Turn-by-Turn Breakdown01:00:25 Street Race Opinions and Future Prospects01:03:59 NASCAR Schedule Speculations01:08:36 Hailie Deegan's Career Crossroads01:21:47 NASCAR EV Prototype Discussion01:33:21 Lewis Hamilton's Victory at Silverstone01:42:21 Pocono Race Preview and Closing Remarks
Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson of The Scoring Pylon delve into an unprecedented weekend at Nashville Super Speedway, marked by a record-setting five overtime restarts. They discuss the implications of Joey Logano's win on playoff standings, safety and procedural nuances of NASCAR overtime, and the heatwave's impact on drivers. Attention is given to the escalating rivalry between Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson, with comparisons drawn to Max Verstappen's controversial tactics in Formula 1. The future of RCR, as well as the career prospects of Kyle Busch and Hailie Deegan, are also analyzed. As the duo wraps up, they speculate on Shane Van Gisbergen's chances at the upcoming Chicago Street Race and reflect on enhancements to the fan experience. 00:00 Introduction01:01 Weekend Recap: Nashville Superspeedway02:23 Heat Wave Challenges11:16 Cool Suit Technology in Racing13:07 NASCAR Race Scheduling Issues22:25 Xfinity Race Highlights25:25 Hailie Deegan's Replacement Controversy36:33 Joey Logano's Victory42:57 Notable Drivers and Their Strategies44:06 Kyle Busch's Strategy and Challenges45:14 The Wreck and Its Aftermath50:02 NASCAR's Inconsistent Rules58:46 RCR's Struggles01:07:10 Alternate Playoff Scenarios01:19:18 Overtime Procedures Debate01:24:19 Aggressive Racing and Overtime Chaos01:28:57 The Hamlin-Larson Rivalry01:38:51 F1 Drama and Racing Etiquette01:56:52 NASCAR Overtime and Race Grades01:59:25 Final Thoughts and Outro
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In the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson explore NASCAR's approach to rain strategies and tire decisions during the Cup Series race at New Hampshire. They delve into Kyle Busch's recent misfortunes and potential team issues. Plus, does the rivalry between Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson reach a conclusion? Also in this episode: Michael McDowell's aggressive moves, honoring first responders through the Charleston Memorial Stair Climb, and NHRA legend John Force's crash. The hosts wrap up with a review of the New Hampshire race and a preview of the Nashville event. This episode offers a comprehensive look into race strategies, driver dynamics, and crucial NASCAR updates.00:00 Welcome and Social Media Shoutout01:19 Weekend Recap and Gym Stories02:56 Firefighter Tribute and Stair Climb Event06:11 Reflecting on 9/11 and Its Impact22:10 Transition to Racing Discussion24:09 NASCAR Weekend Recap and Rain Delays44:34 Debating Rain Tires and Track Conditions46:01 Visibility and Safety Concerns47:38 Experimenting with Track Drying Techniques55:17 Mandating Wet Tires: Pros and Cons01:15:18 Kyle Busch's Struggles and Team Dynamics01:23:40 The Future of Kyle Busch01:29:19 Kyle Busch's Mindset and Racing Evolution01:30:25 Self-Doubt and Confidence in Racing01:32:53 Denny Hamlin's Controversial Moves01:43:05 Driver Performance and Team Dynamics01:54:05 John Force's Scary Crash and Legacy01:59:28 NASCAR Rulebook and Race Analysis02:06:50 Closing Thoughts and Farewell
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In this episode of The Scoring Pylon, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson delve into the recent NASCAR races at Iowa Speedway, discussing tire issues, track evolution, and race weekend surprises. They review NBC's transition to NASCAR coverage from Fox, highlighting differences in broadcast styles and production quality. The conversation also explores Martin Truex Jr.'s retirement, silly season rumors, and Justin Haley's career prospects. Additionally, the hosts provide forecasts for upcoming races in New Hampshire and Nashville, addressing weather concerns and manufacturer performance predictions. The episode concludes with a call for listener engagement on social media and podcast platforms.00:00 Introduction and Social Media Plugs00:29 Casual Banter and Catching Up02:11 NASCAR at Iowa Speedway: Initial Reactions03:16 Xfinity Series Tire Issues06:02 Cup Series Race Analysis27:34 NBC's NASCAR Coverage Review46:14 Fox's Pre-Planned Coverage Critique48:56 NBC's Flexible Approach53:01 Booth Talent and Production Synergy01:02:36 Truex's Retirement Announcement01:12:42 Silly Season Rumors and Speculations01:29:51 Looking Ahead to New Hampshire
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson dive deep into the latest NASCAR Cup Series action from Sonoma Raceway. The duo review the chaotic race events, from unexpected wrecks to strategic plays, while exploring the performance of the current NASCAR Cup Series cars on the new track surface. They also discuss the broadcast quality from FOX, and give predictions for the upcoming race at Iowa. Listen to the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR started their journey West last week, with Trucks and the Cup Series stopping in St Louis to race at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway, and Xfinity racing in Portland. Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return to break down the action on track, Austin Cindric’s win, and the Kyle vs Kyle battle on track. In the top headlines of the week, Will and Jacob talk about SHR closing and the no decision on the Larson waiver. Its another loaded episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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From Charlotte Motor Speedway, join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson on the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The NASCAR Cup Series took the week off from points paying competition and traveled to North Wilkesboro for the track’s second year hosting the All-Star Race. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are here to recap a wild night, fueled with emotion and retaliation. First, did the new surface prove to be a better product across the Cup and Truck Series races? Second, did the option tire make a difference in the racing product overall? Will and Jacob also offer up what they would like to see happen to the racetrack as plans for the 2025 ASR have been made to return to North Wilkesboro. And finally, the fight between Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Kyle Busch. The reason, the anticipation, and the fight itself: was anyone justified? What repercussions could we see? It’s another great episode of The Scoring Pylon!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scoringpylonpod/message
NASCAR made their first trip to The Lady In Black this weekend, and so did half of The Scoring Pylon. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they discuss their perspectives from Sunday’s action from Darlington Raceway. Whether it was in the grandstands or watching at home, they provide their insight into the late race battles, how Brad Keselowski found victory lane again, and the altercation soon after the checkered flag between Chris Buescher and Tyler Reddick. Plus, TNT’s announcement of an in-season bracket challenge next year, Jacob highlighting his Saturday night win at Darlington in iRacing, and Will's experience at the racetrack. It’s a great episode of The Scoring Pylon you won’t want to miss!
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NASCAR traveled over to the Kansas Speedway for the first time in 2024, as the Cup Series campaign continues. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson recap the exciting action from the racetrack.
From start to finish, the racing Sunday proved to be exhilarating! And Kyle Larson edging out Chris Buescher to capture victory with the closest margin in Cup Series history! The fellas react and give their perspectives on it, as well as an answer that might surprise you.
There is too much content to be able to aptly describe, we only hope you listen to the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series raced last weekend at Dover Motor Speedway; Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return with the tale of two races. They discuss the racing from Sunday, the new way to maintain a competitive advantage, and whether or not Dover should have a second race based past Cup Series races there. Plus, Will and Jacob talk IndyCar's biggest news last week regarding Team Penske and the Push-To-Pass system. This and a whole lot more this week here on The Scoring Pylon!
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back once again to discuss the happenings from Talladega Superspeedway. This time, however, an inflection point has been reached among the fellas regarding the racing that is seen from the Cup Series. What can be done about it? Will there be a change for next year? Listen to the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The Scoring Pylon is back this week to discuss all the happenings from Texas Motor Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson review the weekend of racing in The Lone Star State. From the track and how the drivers have to race the Gen7 car around the racetrack, to the broadcast, to the wild Xfinity finish, the fellas break it all down. Listen to the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR made their first trip to Richmond, VA over the weekend, and the action track lived up to it's nickname... sorta. You'll see what we mean.The usual band of characters, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson, are joined this week by their friend Brenden O'Hara. They discuss everything from the at track experience to the television product, as well as the racing itself - both in the wet and the dry.Then there's the elephant in the room: the overtime restart. Was it a jumped restart by the leader? Did NASCAR miss on the call? Does what started as a group chat misunderstanding turn into a mutual agreement?Find out here on the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon! Buckle up, this is a fun listen!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scoringpylonpod/message
It was a packed weekend of racing, and the fellas from The Scoring Pylon are back to break it all down. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson recap everything that happened: from F1 in Australia, to IndyCar's $1 Million Challenge at Thermal Club, to NASCAR taking their annual trip to Circuit of the Americas for all three premier series races, there is a lot to unpack.
The biggest question surrounding the racing from COTA is whether or not it's the car or the track. If it's the car, what needs to change? If it's the track, should NASCAR come back to race here? How about running the short course? What should happen to the date if COTA gets taken off the schedule? Will and Jacob debate.
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The duo from The Scoring Pylon are back once again to break down the NASCAR action from this weekend. This time, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson have quite a lot to discuss from the wild racing at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Was it a race for all time? The fellas break down the race from their perspectives, provide their opinions on the tires and what they think caused the product to be what it was. Lastly, what should be done, if anything?
It's all here to unpack in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR wrapped up its West Coast Swing with a visit to Phoenix Raceway in Arizona this past weekend. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return to discuss all the action that happened on the racetrack.
Christopher Bell picked up the win and in a near dominant fashion, while the rest of the field found other ways to make strategy turn the tide in their favor. For some, it worked; for others, it evaporated into the desert sun.
With this race being the unveiling of the new short track package, what are the thoughts of it? Did it create great racing? Or is this another dud? The fellas react to the comments made by the garage and on social media, then offer up their diagnosis on what ails this on-track product.
It’s another loaded pod, so strap in and listen now to this latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR rolled into The Desert Oasis last weekend as all three premier series hit the track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return to discuss all the happenings from the races.
Kyle Larson seems like he owns the place as he picks up yet another win here at this track. Is this something to possibly expect for the season, or is this striking first and early for the No. 5 team? Who was expected to do well but missed the mark? How about some surprising drivers finishing better than expected?
Who else can contend with Hendrick in the Cup Series? Can anyone run with Joe Gibbs in Xfinity? What about the Spire stable in the Craftsman Truck Series?
All of this and much more in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The fellas from The Scoring Pylon are BACK for a new season! It's been a little while, but hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are here to talk about their experiences from Atlanta Motor Speedway.Will highlights the day him and his wife had, as they were VIP guests of Front Row Motorsports and the No. 34 team. He talks about their time in the garage area, pit road, and atop the pit box, as well as some of the interactions they had along the way.Jacob relives his journey to get to the racetrack, and how he almost didn't make it there in time for the green flag.From the events on Saturday to the memorable finish on Sunday, it's all here on the first installment of the 2024 season of The Scoring Pylon!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scoringpylonpod/message
NASCAR concluded the Trucks, Xfinity, and Cup Series seasons at Phoenix Raceway this past weekend. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to recap the final three races of the 2023 season.
Is Phoenix Raceway the track to properly crown a champion? Was Ryan Blaney justified in his frustration towards Ross Chastain? What is our take on the finish to the Truck race? All of this and more on the final recap episode of the 2023 season on The Scoring Pylon!
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Before NASCAR concludes the 2023 season in Phoenix, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson come together to discuss the happenings from the past two weeks. From the action at Homestead-Miami to Martinsville, there is quite a lot to dissect.
Should the Championship race go back to Homestead? How do we feel about the finish to the Xfinity race at Martinsville? What do we make of the Richard Childress Racing drama post-race? How was the Martinsville Cup race? Was this the best short track package we've seen with this Next Gen car? Who do we have winning the Championship in Phoenix?
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After the first two rounds and the first race of the Round of 8, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to discuss the latest happenings in the NASCAR Cup Series. A lot has taken place over the last 7 weeks, and the fellas are here to discuss all of it - from notable races and incidents on the racetrack, to the notorious silly season off the racetrack.
Which driver was the most surprising to get bounced from playoff contention? Are young drivers eventually set to bypass the Xfinity Series entirely? What do Will and Jacob think about the 2024 schedule? It is all of this and a whole lot more on the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon.
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The NASCAR Cup Series concluded their regular season where it began back in February: at Daytona International Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson talk about all of the implications, from Chris Buescher winning his third race of the season, the Big One, and Ryan Preece's accident.
Do we think the updates to the Next Gen car made Ryan Blaney's impact more or less tolerable? Was Ryan Preece's wreck actually preventable? What needs to be done to the car to make it better? Does it need a 2.0 update like Denny Hamlin suggests?
Plus, the NASCAR Playoffs begin! Who will be a surprise in Round 1? Who makes an early exit? How far will drivers like Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski, and Bubba Wallace make a run? It is all right here in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return for another episode of The Scoring Pylon, this time talking all things Michigan.
It just seems like NASCAR can never escape the rain, as it postponed the race until Monday afternoon. And Monday racing typically means it's time for Monday Martin Truex Jr. to shine. But he was outshined by the eventual race winner Chris Buesher, as we see him go to victory lane on consecutive weekends.
What happened to Tyler Reddick and his crew? Will and Jacob break that down along with Chase Elliott, what happened to his race on Sunday, and his playoff chances.
Then there's Noah Gragson. What a whirlwind of a week it's been for him. The fellas discuss everything surrounding that situation.
Plus, Name Your Grade makes a return! It's another packed episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back for another episode of The Scoring Pylon! The NASCAR Cup Series raced at Richmond Raceway this past weekend, and at Pocono the weekend before; the fellas are here to break down and discuss all of the happenings.
The Tricky Triangle had a ton of action for the NASCAR world to talk about. There was no love lost between Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin from Pocono. Who's side are you on? What about Austin Dillon and his helmet toss? Joey Logano versus the track workers? Will and Jacob talk about it all.
While Cup and Trucks were at Richmond, the Xfinity Series went to Road America. How about the first race on a fresh repave? Plus all the action you could want in a single lap happened with two laps to go.
The Trucks raced on Saturday night, and it looked like Ty Majeski had the truck to beat. However, unfortunate penalties and strategy calls cost him the win. Instead, Carson Hocevar took home the win. But do we believe Carson when he says he has matured?
On to Sunday: Will and Jacob talk about race winner Chris Buesher, and what do we do about Richmond? Will the recent tests at Richmond help the racing there?
Plus, can Kevin Harvick win a race in his final season?
There is so much to discuss, and it's here on the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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It’s been a minute! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back one again to discuss the happenings in the NASCAR Cup Series since the Chicago Street Race.
The boys talk about Justin Haley’s move over to Rick Ware Racing next season and what all of the implications that may have moving forward.
The race at Loudon was actually one to behold; the fellas talk about the magic on the Magic Mile, tires seeming to become a problem once again, and whether or not Chase Elliott makes the playoffs after this week's showing.
Will and Jacob get to listen to dear friend Brenden’s take on Chicago.
The week before, the podcast crew was together at Atlanta. The boys discuss the action, their experience in person versus the highlights from TV, why there was so much complaining on social media about the start time and whether or not a Saturday night race would be better in comparison.
And finally, Where will the surface of Atlanta Motor Speedway head? All the fellas can do is project where it might head and what they would like to see happen.
Buckle up, it's another loaded episode, all right here on The Scoring Pylon!
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It was quite possibly the most anticipated race of the season: NASCAR Cup cars on the streets of Chicago! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson come together and talk about all the elements of the weekend. From the track, the tickets sold and what the average fan bought it for specifically, the weather over Chicago, and the race itself, there is quite the conversation to be had surrounding this past Sunday. So buckle up, it’s the latest installment of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR action was back in full force this past weekend, as all three premier series visited Nashville Superspeedway to kick off the final push to the championship. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson chat about the Trucks and Xfinity Series happenings and why Saturday’s race felt like it took forever. On to Sunday, the Cup race saw Ross Chastain take home the victory in pretty spectacular fashion. The fellas discuss how he was able to race his way to the win, Ryan Blaney’s wreck and how NASCAR should handle the matter moving forward, Tyler Reddick’s tale of two races, and the overall racing at Nashville. Oh, did you know NBC is broadcasting the races? Will and Jacob discuss the distinct differences between the broadcast partners and what a Daytona 500 on NBC would look like. It’s all here in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The Off Weekend in the world of NASCAR doesn't mean there is no conversation to be had. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return to discuss the recent race at Sonoma and the news and top headlines surrounding the sport.
Sonoma was a race that just might be forgotten about in due time. Why could that be? Was it the lack of stage breaks? Was it the car, or maybe the tire compound? And speaking of tires, should anything be done about the tires in turn 11?
Today, SHR is expected to make a big and special announcement, possibly regarding the driver slated to replace Kevin Harvick at the conclusion of this season. Will and Jacob talk about what it could be, as well their feelings on the culture of leaking information before the announcement is ever made.
Plus, the headline that reads Jimmie Johnson will drive a Toyota Camry next season, or something like that. Check out the latest installment of The Scoring Pylon!
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to discuss the past two weeks of action in the NASCAR Cup Series. From the Memorial Day weekend of action at Charlotte and Indianapolis, to Gateway, and all the news in between, the fellas talk about all of it.
Ryan Blaney won his first race in almost two seasons, Chase Elliott intentionally spun Denny Hamlin, and the rain hovered above Charlotte almost the entire weekend. Meanwhile, the Indianapolis 500 was another barnburner. The guys talk about all of it.
From the midweek news cycle, Chase was suspended a race, and Corey LaJoie drove in his place. Meanwhile, Chase Briscoe and the 14 SHR team was penalized heavily for a counterfeit part. What are the repercussions from all of them?
Kyle Busch won Gateway, his third win of the season. Multiple brake failures, the battle of the Austins, and the racing on track proved to be a lot to dissect from this past weekend. Plus, Corey LaJoie and his performance in the 9 car versus Carson Hocevar in his debut with the 7 team: does it mean anything?
Listen to all of the discussions right here in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The NASCAR Cup Series returned to North Wilkesboro Speedway this past weekend, hosting the All-Star Race after 27 years of dormancy. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson get together to share their thoughts on the atmosphere of the week leading up to the main event. What did they think of the facility? How about the on track action? What can be done moving forward to improve the racing? All that and more in the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR’s throwback weekend is always a great display of classic paint schemes and the Track Too Tough To Tame. Of course, we’re talking about Darlington Raceway! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back once again to talk about the weekend of racing, with lots of topics to discuss.
With Will at the racetrack and Jacob watching from home, did the racing appear any different?
Was the Xfinity race the better race of the weekend?
Has karma finally caught up to Ross Chastain?
What are the chances Cousin Carl Edwards comes back to race in the Cup Series?
Has the signature Throwback Weekend run its course?
The Lady In Black gave us a plethora of stories and topics from an exciting weekend, and it’s all right here in the latest edition of The Scoring Pylon!
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The boys from The Scoring Pylon are back once again to discuss the happenings of the NASCAR Cup Series race from Kansas Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson reconvene after an unscheduled hiatus to talk about the races from Dover (briefly) and Kansas.
Denny Hamlin finally picks up his first win of the season, but it didn't come without controversy. Will and Jacob discuss their thoughts on the finish, the race on the whole, and what this means moving forward on this track type.
We can thank Ross Chastain once again for making waves this week, only this time something was done about it - or at least attempted. The fellas talk about his move on Noah Gragson, the confrontation after the checkered flag, the punch that landed, and what comes next for The Watermelon Man versus everyone else in the field.
Certainly another great episode awaits you, right here on The Scoring Pylon!
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The Scoring Pylon is back once again to discuss the weekend of racing from Talladega Superspeedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson talk about the overtime restarts, how Kyle Busch was able to capture the victory, plus the vicious hit between Kyle Larson and Ryan Preece.
What improvements need to be made to the car after this? Anything worth changing about the rules of the race? What can we expect from NASCAR moving forward and what would we like to see implemented? Listen to this, the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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Barring some technical difficulties, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to discuss the NASCAR Cup Series racing at Martinsville Speedway. Among some of the topics are the conversations surrounding the new short track package: Did it work as intended? What are the drivers and members in the industry saying about it? What do WE want to see change and improve on NASCAR's bread and butter track type?
Along with the Martinsville conversation, Will and Jacob look ahead to Talladega and what to expect there. You can find it here in this episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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Will Porter and Jacob Simpson reunite for this late-week edition of The Scoring Pylon. This time they get a little dirty into the details of the Cup race on Easter Sunday at Bristol Dirt.
The big question is: Where does the series go from here? And from there, the other questions loom large. Should they race on dirt moving forward? Should it continue to be at Bristol? Should it continue be a points race? Should it be on a major holiday like Easter Sunday? What becomes of the Bristol Spring Race?
Plus what other questions lurk in the topic of conversation?
As you can already tell, there will be more discussion about the race as an event, rather than what happened in the race that just passed. But it's a conversation unique to the circumstances just like the surface of Bristol was. It is a very entertaining episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR had three races in two places this past weekend, but it wasn’t just the premier series in action. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to break down the happenings from Richmond Raceway and Texas Motor Speedway.
Kyle Larson wins his first race of the 2023 season. It is also the first win for Hendrick Motorsports after winning their appeal the week before. Can anyone measure up to the Hendrick lineup of drivers? What will the scene look like once Chase Elliott reenters the picture?
A late race caution involving Christopher Bell spinning William Byron saw blame be placed on Ross Chastain. The fellas break down the incident in question, offering their opinions on the racing and the comments from after the race.
There were quite a few instances of brilliance from drivers and some performances that left more to be desired from some of the veterans in the field. Will and Jacob break those down as well.
The Xfinity series was at Richmond, and the Craftsman trucks raced at Texas. But perhaps the best race of the weekend came from the IndyCar Series at Texas. The fellas deliberate the race, the takeaways from open-wheel oval racing we can learn, and how we can bring it to other ovals across North America. It’s a great recap show here on The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR went back to Austin, Texas this weekend as all three premier series unleashed their horses on the Circuit Of The Americas. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return for perspective on the Cup Series race and break down the other happenings there.
Tyler Reddick took the checkered flag on Sunday, changing the tide of the still young season for him and his 23XI team. How big of a shift was this win for them? Where do they carry their momentum?
The race was the first without stage break cautions. Did this move work? Is this a trend that we continue to see potentially at other track types?
Some other interesting topics from the race, like track limit penalties, the litany of overtime restarts, and discussions about noteworthy drivers. It’s the first road course recap of the 2023 season on The Scoring Pylon!
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The top three series in NASCAR took a visit to Atlanta Motor Speedway this past weekend. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson come together and talk about the races.
Joey Logano captured his first win of the season of his title defense. How did he do it? Who did he beat to the finish line? Who helped him to the win?
While the Cup Series race was what we came to expect, the lower series had some not so great moments. What needs to change? How will the speedway change over time? Will NASCAR change their respective packages with the changing track?
With a recap of some of the news from the previous week, drivers to note from the Cup race, and the Name Your Grade segment, it’s another must listen from The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR concluded their annual West Coast Swing with a trip to Phoenix Raceway, the first of two on the year. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson join once again to break down everything in the Cup race.
William Byron wins his second consecutive race in this early start to the season. How he did it is up to debate: a pair of late race cautions and restarts help aid in his victory. Should teammate Kyle Larson or 'The Closer' Kevin Harvick sealed the deal?
This race was the first of several that will showcase a new short track and road course package. Was the racing any different? Did it help or hurt the on-track product? Will it be different at other short tracks or even on road courses?
And finally, Will believes it is time to talk about FOX. Specifically, the broadcast and the things that should be rectified. What are they exactly? It's honestly too much to put in to this description. It's a fiery and furious discussion, one you won't want to miss out on. It's the latest episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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The NASCAR Cup Series is two races into their West Coast Swing, as the show traveled to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for all three premier series to do battle. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson convene once again to discuss the happenings of the weekend, this time both on and off track.
It was a weekend dominated by Hendrick Motorsports, with their drivers finishing 1-2-3 in the race. They talk about that and how the racing seemed to be… lesser than.
Chase Elliott also dominated the headlines, but not for what you might think. The Dawsonville, GA native suffered a leg injury while snowboarding in Colorado. Will and Jacob consider all of the angles: should Chase have been there or not? Does this injury warrant a medical waiver so he is still playoff eligible? What is a timeline for his return? What does Hendrick Motorsports do in the meantime as far as a substitute driver? Who do they bring over?
To close, the fellas discuss other notable teams and drivers from the race and who surprised them. What’s happened in Vegas, gets talked about on The Scoring Pylon!
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IT'S RACE WEEK! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to discuss the action to come from Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Teams like Trackhouse Racing, Hendrick Motorsports, and Joe Gibbs Racing all had strong cars that had great races last year. Can they do it again?
The fellas list their drivers to watch and finally reveal their picks for NASCAR Fantasy Live! Listen to this weekend preview episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR isn’t the only form of motorsports that The Scoring Pylon will cover throughout the 2023 season. Will Porter is joined by Brenden O’Hara, Formula 1 enthusiast and fellow motorsport fan, to break down the happenings of the preseason.
There are some new names in the paddock this year, as well as some familiar faces driving for different teams on the grid. Are they good moves? What do they mean for the season at hand?
Preseason testing just finished in Bahrain, with some carryover from last year and some teams surprising the media and fans alike, both for good reasons and for bad. Which ones are they? Are their results all that surprising?
And finally, what does Brenden think will happen for the 2023 Formula 1 season? He lists his picks on the show.
Listen to the F1 primer to the season right here on The Scoring Pylon!
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Auto Club Speedway’s 2-mile configuration rode off into the sunset as the end of an era came to a close. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson recap the weekend of racing from the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series.
Kyle Busch secured his first win under his new team, Richard Childress Racing. What does this say about him? Were any of us wrong to think he was not the driver he once was?
Trackhouse Racing practically wasted no time, picking up where they left off in 2022. Are we surprised at the strength of their program? Should we be?
There was a big one at California Speedway? Apparently a restart went wrong as nearly a quarter of the field was involved in the accident. The fellas speak on that, as well as a quick tangent on the broadcasting of FOX.
Drivers like Kyle Larson, Kevin Harvick, and others had days to make note of. And finally, a postmortem on the speedway as we know it.
It is another exciting episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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It's the race weekend! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are here to preview Auto Club Speedway, a track that will host its final NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series races on the current two-mile configuration. It is sure to be bittersweet for many fans who have grown to enjoy the recent action on the 25 year old surface. What will the weekend entail?What drivers will we have to watch this weekend? Will Kyle Larson back up his win from last year and repeat? Will other drivers like Tyler Reddick, Daniel Suarez, and Chase Briscoe possibly spoil? It’s all here in this episode of The Scoring Pylon!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scoringpylonpod/message
Another Daytona 500 is in the books, and there is quite the conversation to be had. Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson sit down to talk all things, from the winner and notable drivers, to the racing on the track, to revisiting the state of superspeedway racing.Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins his first Daytona 500 and wins his first race since 2017. What does this mean for him and his team, JTG Daugherty Racing?The on-track action was mixed throughout, with massive runs in the draft. What does this mean for other superspeedway-type races?Apart from the winner, there were some other drivers to note. Some surprising names not usually atop the finishing order, others leaving Daytona International Speedway with heartbreak. The fellas discuss them all.With the finishing result comes the discussion of how we got there. It's time to look at the state of superspeedway racing again, more importantly the state of the 500. Is is sustainable? What can we do to fix it?The Xfinity and Craftsman Truck Series also kicked off their seasons at Daytona as well. The boys talk about those results and how they apply to the superspeedway conversation.You can find it all here in the first points paying race breakdown of the season of The Scoring Pylon!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scoringpylonpod/message
The Great American Race is almost here! The NASCAR Cup Series returns to the track for a pair of qualifying races Thursday night to set the running order for the 65th annual Daytona 500. Meanwhile, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson return to preview the action.
What is there to watch for? Well to start, it's best that drivers try to be there at the end of the race than not. Where lap should they aim to be there at the front to make a final push? Will drivers be more cautious than not? Plus who should we be watching for.
Six drivers. Four spots. Who's in? Who's out? Who has the better chance? The fellas break it down right here.
And finally, Will and Jacob end the episode by giving their picks for their NASCAR Fantasy Live driver lineups. Who will they choose? Who will they leave out?
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We are just days away from NASCAR returning to Daytona. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson sit down to discuss some of the happenings around the garage before cars hit the racetrack for the Duels.
There was some more news that came out of The Clash, including some drivers complaining about carbon monoxide and NASCAR addressing the fire inside the cockpit of the Ty Gibbs machine.
News from Kyle Busch's offseason trip to Mexico made headlines when it was revealed he was detained after the discovery of a handgun in his suitcase. This coming on the eve of the announcement that he will be behind the wheel for 5 Xfinity starts with Kaulig Racing.
Todd Gilliland is ready for his sophomore season at Front Row Motorsports, but it won't be completely full time. Zane Smith, who won the Truck Series Championship last season, will pilot the number 38 for six select races in 2023. What will this mean for the dynamic between both young, up and coming drivers?
Before we get to the Daytona 500, it's Speedweek. Tune in to this latest installment of The Scoring Pylon!
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The NASCAR season is finally upon us as the Cup Series descended upon The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for the second running of The Clash. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are here to break down the on track action, as well as look ahead to what the future of the event may behold.
Before the races, cars hit the track for practice and qualifying. One car in particular, piloted by rookie Ty Gibbs, spontaneously combusted while running practice laps. Is this going to be a trend moving forward or was this incident isolated?
From the drop of the green flag for the heat races, there was evidence of more aggression from the field than we saw in 2022. Was this a product of experience with the car and the track being familiar to the teams? Or was there more urgency to make the main?
Beginning the day before in practice and qualifying, as the racing moved into the night, tires and track temperature would become main themes throughout the weekend. Did these things make any difference in the main event?
In the main, we saw two completely different segments: one tame, another chaotic. Apart from breaking down all the happenings on track, what would or even should change about the event moving forward?
And finally, all throughout the weekend, there were rumblings about the coliseum hosing a points race in the future. What would that look like logistically? Could it work? Would it even be a legitimate race?
Expect these talking points and a whole lot more in this episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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Before we could get into some on track action, NASCAR made a few adjustments to their rules for the upcoming season. And with that, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson come to break them down point by point.
A major change at road courses will be no more stage breaks. What does this mean for team strategy?
There are a few new things to keep an eye on while on pit road. Are there going to be new pit stop interference penalties? How about the updated loose wheel penalties?
Speaking of wheels, new wet tires during damp race conditions will be available at certain race tracks this year. Is this a good thing? What does it mean for racing at these tracks? Will we even see them be used?
Other on track items to watch will also will include the wider restart zone for the first 5 races of the season, the new wording in the NASCAR rulebook essentially banning a similar move to Ross Chastain's memorable Hail Melon wall ride at Martinsville, and the Damaged Vehicle Policy getting an extension. What will it all mean? And will any of it really come to be relevant or put into practice?
Off the race track, the points requirement for playoff eligibility has been removed across all premier series in NASCAR. Will it end up mattering when the playoffs roll around? Oh, and the drivers meeting will be back, if only for 10 minutes before the driver introductions at every race.
To cap this episode of the show off? A preview of The Clash at the Coliseum, Part II. Can Joey Logano win it again? Who can spoil the party? Will round two be as good as the first? Only time will tell.
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It's still the pre-season, but it's never too early to discuss drivers in their new homes for the upcoming year. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson talk about the moves and what to look for in the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season.
Tyler Reddick's move to 23XI replaces a future Hall of Fame driver in Kurt Busch. What does the season look like for Reddick? What about for 23XI?
Ty Dillon pairs with Corey LaJoie at Spire Motorsports as both rides become full-time. What does Dillon's season look like?
Changes didn't just happen in the Cup Series. The Craftsman Truck Series sees teams change manufacturers and drivers like Hailie Deegan finding new homes. Will this mean success for them?
The Xfinity Series had some big names called up to go full-time Cup racing in 2023. Who will step up and become the new class of the Xfinity field?
And finally, who can forget Kyle Busch and his move away from Joe Gibbs Racing to Richard Childress Racing. Could this mean a refresh for a seasoned veteran in the Cup Series? Or will there be some growing pains?
Come check out another exciting episode of The Scoring Pylon!
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WE'VE REBRANDED! The Boogity Bros Podcast is now The Scoring Pylon! And although we have a different title, the cast of characters is still the same. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they take a look into the happenings of an off-season winding down and a news cycle that is ramping up by the day.
The fellas discuss Kevin Harvick and his impending retirement after the 2023 season and what it means for Stewart-Haas Racing moving forward.
Petty GMS, with joint ownership with Jimmie Johnson, has renamed themselves LEGACY MOTOR CLUB. WHY THE NEW NAME? WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR JIMMIE AS AN OWNER AND A DRIVER? WHY ARE WE YELLING? Oh, the caps lock was on.
Travis Pastrana will attempt to qualify for this year's running of the Daytona 500, and fielding the entry will be 23XI. What does this mean for this team going into their third year, and will we likely see a third full-time entry in the future?
Kyle Larson is set to run the Indianapolis 500 for the first time... in 2024. Is it too soon to begin wondering how well he will acclimate to an IndyCar on the biggest of stages?
Join the guys for an awesome first episode to kick off this next chapter of the podcast! Tune in to The Scoring Pylon!
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NASCAR wrapped up their seasons in the Cup, Xfinity, and Truck series' this weekend. Jacob Simpson, along with Will and Whitney Porter, band together to talk about the trio of races from Phoenix Raceway: the impressive title races by eventual champions Joey Logano, Ty Gibbs, and Zane Smith. Should Phoenix continue to be the championship venue moving forward? Who is to blame between the Chase Elliott and Ross Chastain incident late in the Cup race, and could it have been avoided? And we mourn the loss of Coy Gibbs, along with rest of the NASCAR community. Please join us for the final post-race breakdown of the 2022 season on The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series closed out the Round of 8 in the most dramatic of fashions! Will Porter and Jacob Simpson talk about everything from the weekend at Martinsville Speedway: Ross Chastain's move - literally riding around the turn wall - to advance to the Championship 4, what NASCAR should do regarding any future actions from drivers attempting similar moves going forward, Ty Gibbs' move on teammate Brandon Jones in the Xfinity race and the implications on the championship in that series, and much more. Be sure to tune in to this installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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It was a dominating race in the NASCAR Cup Series at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson are back to discuss all the happenings from the races, including Kyle Larson's clinic and riding the wall to victory, his tangle with Martin Truex, Jr. on pit road, and a playoff update leading into the final race in the Round of 8. Plus, Trucks and Xfinity at Homestead, and F1 at Austin. It's all here on the latest episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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EDITOR’S NOTE: This episode was recorded on Monday, before NASCAR issued a one race suspension to 23XI driver Bubba Wallace for his actions in the race at Las Vegas.
The first race of the Round of 8 was held at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the NASCAR Cup Series. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson meet once again to discuss the happenings in the race: Joey Logano’s impressive victory and how he accomplished the feat; Bubba Wallace vs. Kyle Larson, the unintended consequences, and the potential fallout from the incident; playoff drivers having great days, and some wanting nothing more than to get out of there. Plus the Xfinity Series action from Vegas, what their playoff picture looks like now, and how a particular truck series driver performed in their debut. It’s another packed episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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It was a wacky weekend of NASCAR Cup Series racing at the Roval - the road course inside of Charlotte Motor Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson have a lot to break down from this playoff elimination race, including the racing on the road courses this season, how defending series champion Kyle Larson got eliminated, NASCARs officiating of the race and how a late race caution changed everything, Chase Briscoe advancing instead and just how he did it, the stiff penalty handed down to Cole Custer and his crew chief, and the look ahead to the Round of 8. Plus, predictions, a meeting between NASCAR and the drivers, race team representatives meeting with media members to voice their displeasure of the state of financial negotiations, whether or not Kevin Harvick's car was a "random draw," and 23XI buying out Tyler Reddick's contract from RCR. Along with Formula One crowning a champion under a unique set of circumstances and the NASCAR Xfinity Series marching on to their respective Round of 8, buckle up for this installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The Boogity Bros are back this week with lots of takeaways from the NASCAR Cup Series playoff action at Talladega Superspeedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson break down the in-race happenings, how the draft worked this time around, and whether the recent safety concerns were at the forefront of the drivers' minds. Then, a playoff breakdown: who failed to capitalize on stage racing at Talladega, what it's going to take for the drivers below the cutoff line to advance, and who has the best shot to win at the Charlotte Roval. Plus Xfinity and Trucks from Talladega and F1 from Singapore. It was a crazy weekend we get to dissect right here on The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Round two of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs opened up with a visit to Texas Motor Speedway. Join Will and Whitney Porter as they discuss the racing action (or lack thereof it seemed): was it the tires that Goodyear brought, or was it the teams that pushed past their limit? Did William Byron and Ty Gibbs go too far in their respective incidents? Where does Texas Motor Speedway go from here? Is a reconfiguration in the tracks future? Plus, some surprising takes on the playoff picture and drivers in trouble of their playoff hopes slipping away. Catch the latest installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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NASCAR and the three top-tier series took a trip to Thunder Valley as they visited Bristol Motor Speedway. It was an elimination race for the Cup Series, the regular season finale for the Xfinity Series, and the opening race of the next round in the Camping World Truck Series. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson reconvene for a discussion on the races and the shocking results of the first round for some of the Cup drivers. It was a war of attrition for many of the playoff contenders, with some of their fates being sealed late in the going of this race. Plus, a breakdown of the start to the Xfinity Series Playoffs and who we could see fall out of a chance to contend for a title. It's another edition of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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A full slate of races were on hand this past weekend at Kansas Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson reconvene once again to discuss all the happenings in the Cup Series race, one that saw the 45 head back to victory lane, but with someone else behind the wheel. More playoff parody that finds only one driver locked in on points and another on the outside looking for a win to advance. Plus, by the time this episode goes live, Kyle Busch will have announced his new home for 2023; the Bros talk some silly scenarios for who will drive where for next season. Between all that and the Truck Series elimination race, Xfinity Series action, F1 at Monza, and the IndyCar season finale at Monterey, make sure to catch this latest episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Race number one of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs is in the books. The Lady In Black showed her true colors as the Southern 500 became a war of attrition once again. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson break down the in-race happenings, dissect the engine troubles that plagued Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick Motorsports drivers, and the flames that ended Ford driver Kevin Harvick’s race earlier than anticipated. Should NASCARs famed Throwback Weekend come back to the Southern 500, or should there be another approach to honor the sport’s past? Plus, with F1 in the Netherlands, IndyCar in Portland, and the exciting conclusion to the Xfinity action also at Darlington, it’s all here and much more on this episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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In this bonus installment of the podcast, Will Porter recaps his trip to North Wilkesboro for the final race on the original asphalt surface. Then he and Jacob Simpson preview the first round of the playoffs, the tracks the Cup Series will visit, and the drivers they think will be bounced out after the first three races. USA Network premiered a new docuseries called Race for the Championship; the Bros give their thoughts on the first episode of the new show. Plus, gas station chains and a random ranking of energy drinks. It's all here in the latest, unedited episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The Boogity Bros are back with a lot to unload from the results of the regular season finale at Daytona International Speedway. From the postponement of the race, to the rain actually affecting the outcome of the race, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson break down NASCAR’s indecision to throw the caution and rehash the state of superspeedway racing. It’s all right here in this must-listen episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series put the international in their annual trip to Watkins Glen International Raceway. Join hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they recap the happenings from this race, including the delay to the start of the race, the strategy calls for wet vs. slick tires, the drivers that had strong runs and contended for the win, and the main takeaway from the weekend: Kyle Larson’s winning move into turn one on teammate Chase Elliott. Plus, The Bros discuss Elliott’s comments post race, as well as Kimi Räikkönen in his Cup series debut. Other topics include the Xfinity Series also at Watkins Glen and the move that cost Ty Gibbs and William Byron a shot at the win. Finally, IndyCar at Gateway was a wild race and the series is now down to just two races to decide a tight points battle this season. That and much more in the latest episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Kevin Harvick became the first back-to-back winner in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2022. Join the hosts, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson, as they discuss his race winning strategy, Denny Hamlin's late race run to the finish that didn't quite work out this time around, Joey Logano's race dominance that ended in defeat, and the final playoff push for drivers looking to get in - including Ryan Blaney's quest to hang on over Martin Truex Jr. Plus, a surprise topic involving a possible reconfiguration of a certain track? You can find it right here on this installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series wrapped up their trip to the Irish Hills of Michigan and the Michigan International Speedway, where Cup Series veteran Kevin Harvick snapped an almost 2-year winless streak. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson sit down to discuss that race, the unnecessary accident early in the running, Bubba Wallace's post-race comments, the racing at Michigan and tracks like it, and much more. Plus Xfinity at Michigan, as well as IndyCar's return to the streets of Nashville. It's all right here in the latest installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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After a wild weekend at The Brickyard, The Boogity Bros are back to discuss the action. From the IndyCar/Xfinity Doubleheader Saturday afternoon to the Cup Series racing on Sunday, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson have a lot to dissect. Topics range from Ross and the access road, the racing on the road course in the Next Gen car, and discussion of what the Cup Series should do moving forward at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Not to mention the Trucks opening round, F1 silly season news, and so much more in the latest installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Whether for all the right or wrong reasons, the NASCAR Cup Series trip to Pocono Raceway is one for the record books. And you know the Boogity Bros are here to talk all about it. Join the hosts, Will Porter and Jacob Simpson, as they recap the race and all of its implications, both silly and serious. Plus, the fellas recap the SRX season finale at Sharon Speedway, F1 in France, the IndyCar doubleheader at Iowa Speedway, and Trucks and Xfinity at Pocono, too! It’s a wild episode and it’s all right here on The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The Boogity Bros are back with the latest installment of the podcast. Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson discuss SRX on the dirt at I-55 Raceway, IndyCar on the streets of Toronto, and the Cup and Xfinity Series action at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Plus, more silly season news and the lame-duck season that looms for Tyler Reddick. You don’t want to miss this conversation on The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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It was a packed weekend of racing: the NASCAR Truck Series at MId-Ohio, SRX at Nashville Fairgrounds, Formula 1 at Austria, and the Xfinity and Cup Series at Atlanta Motor Speedway. After the exciting conclusion to the Quaker State 400, hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson sit down to discuss the race and the success of the reconfiguration of Atlanta. All of this and more in store from the latest installment of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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A full slate of racing action happened this weekend as America celebrated its independence. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they dive head first into all of the races. They are talking the Xfinity Series at Road America, SRX at Stafford, F1 at Silverstone, IndyCar at Mid-Ohio, and the NASCAR Cup Series back at Road America. It’s a full slate, not to mention the drama that unfolded at the races. Join the fellas for another conversation on The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series ventured back to the 1.33-mile concrete surface of Nashville Superspeedway. It took all night, but the race was run. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they recap the race to the finish, the controversial caution that wasn't called in the closing laps, Toyota's strategy, and more from the race. Plus, SRX race number two at South Boston Speedway and a 2022 Silly Season update. Check out episode 10 of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series had the week off, but that didn’t mean there wasn’t racing to talk about. SRX had their first race of the season at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida. Plus the trucks raced on the dirt at Knoxville Speedway. Hosts Will Porter and Jacob Simpson talk about those races, their broadcasts, and the stark contrasts they had. The fellas also look ahead to the rest of the regular season, discussing the teams and drivers that can make a push towards the playoffs and the ones that have fallen short of expectations. Don’t miss episode 9 of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The Boogity Bros are back to talk about the latest NASCAR Cup Series trip out West to Sonoma Raceway, where Daniel Suarez took the checkered flag in his first career win. Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they delve into all the happenings of the race, the would-be contenders, and what prohibited them from possibly winning the race. Plus, the Bros discuss road course racing in NASCAR and what can be done to rectify it. All that and more in episode eight of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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The NASCAR Cup Series took a trip to St. Louis, Missouri for the inaugural race at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. The atmosphere was electric, and the racing made it even better after the drop of the green flag! Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they dive in to a myriad of topics, including The Truck Series from Gateway, the Xfinity cars at Portland, Carson Hocevar and the AMR Safety Team’s response to the last lap accident, Ross Chastain ruffling plenty of feathers in the Cup race, and the ensuing fallout it may provide.
All of that and more coming to you in episode 7 of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Memorial Day weekend for race fans means a triple dose of motorsports action. From the streets of Monaco, to the prestige that is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, to NASCAR’s backyard at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, we certainly never left our seats! Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they dive into the weekend that was “Motorsports Christmas.”
Is Monaco in jeopardy of losing what some consider one of F1’s crown jewel races? Was that another Indy 500 that slipped through the grasp of Scott Dixon? Did Charlotte just put on its best race ever? Will tires play a factor on throughout the summer? Did you ever think you would see a flip at a 1.5 mile oval?
All these questions and more in episode 6 of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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After the latest All-Star Race in the Lone Star State, there was quite the lot of storylines to sift through. Was NASCAR justified in throwing the late race caution? Should Ryan Blaney have been brought in to fix his window net? Plus, does the All-Star Race need a shakeup? Join Will Porter and Jacob Simpson as they discuss all that and much more in the latest episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast.
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The NASCAR Cup Series paid a visit to Kansas Speedway recently. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson converge once again to dissect the action that happened: Kurt Busch winning, the Goodyear tire, all sorts of chaos in the second stage of the race, and how the new car is doing on track types similar to Kansas. Join us for episode 4 of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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Throwback weekend at The Lady In Black produced pretty paint schemes, pit road blunders, and a bump-and-run. Or was it? Join Will Porter, back from the track Too Tough To Tame, as he is joined by Jacob Simpson, recapping the action from Darlington.
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Chase Elliott finally wins his first race of this young season, and on an oval, too. There were tires everywhere! All that, plus lots of other surprises, defined the NASCAR Cup Series' recent trip to the newly renamed Dover Motor Speedway. Will Porter and Jacob Simpson reconvene this week to discuss all the on-track action in episode two of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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After another exciting finish to the NASCAR Cup Series race at the famed Talladega Superspeedway, Will Porter sits down with fellow motorsports enthusiast Jacob Simpson to talk about how racing at superspeedways has gotten to the point it has today. Plus, strange strategy calls and a whole lot more. Join us for the inaugural episode of The Boogity Bros Podcast!
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