Up 2 Speed is a weekly podcast that dives into the fast paced world of motorsports. NASCAR, IndyCar, Formula 1, it’s all fair game. Episodes will address the biggest stories and analyze the latest races with an informed and fun insight.
Tyler and Dalton break down Larson's dominance, Toyota's strength and Caruth's big night.
The Fords are fast and the Toyotas might be faster. Tyler and Dalton get set for The Great American Race!
NASCAR makes the right call, Joey Logano and Ty Gibbs have beef and Tyler and Dalton try and figure out what to do with The Clash going forward.
We're back to discuss Hamlin's last lap pass, Chastain throwing hands, and Jimmie to Toyota.
A long night in Music City, controversial cautions, and Tyler can't read the schedule correctly.
Helio wins his fourth 500, Larson dominates in Charlotte, and Ty Gibbs shows out again.
YRB outlasts Young Money, Berry goes airborne, and Doug Turnbull talks Gragson vs. Hemric.
Tire carrier for Joe Gibbs Racing, Josh Shipplett, joins Up 2 Speed to discuss his pit road incident from Homestead, how he got in NASCAR, and the future of the sport.
Slick Bill Byron burns it down in South Beach, Gragson is seeing Starrs, and is Roush-Fenway back?
McDowell gets a big McWin, Cindric keeps the momentum rolling, and all Rhodes lead to victory lane.
Ty Dillon finds his Clash ride, the 500 entry list is set, and we make our championship picks.
Jimmie ends up 2nd in the Rolex 24, NBCSN is going away, and we have our Daytona 500 entry list.
Larson wins another Chili Bowl, Fox nails the preseason promo, and Mr. Worldwide joins Team Trackhouse.
Awesome Chase From the Exact Same Place wins it all, JJ says farewell, and Creed takes it Higher.
Elliott has a Game 7 moment, Harvick does the unthinkable, and the future stars of NASCAR eye their own championship.
Kurt gambles and wins in Sin City, the GOAT is coming to NASCAR, and a new era is upon us.
Dalton shares his Bristol experience, Melon Man lands a Cup ride, and what's wrong with Rowdy?
Austin Dillon surprises everyone, Allgaier stays red hot, and where the heck is Bubba going?
Truex doesn't get clear, Harvick does what he does best, and is Brandon Jones a championship favorite?
Jimmie misses his final Playoffs, Ross Chastain takes no prisoners, and it's time to race towards a championship!
The Indy 500 is eerily quiet, Denny and Kevin do it again, and The Playoff cutline is getting spicy.
Drivers mind their manners, Kaz Grala surprises everyone, and is Chase now the King of the Road Course?
Harvick is still red hot, the choose cone is here to stay, and what exactly is a caution?
Brad K has a great 24 hours, Bubba has a decision to make, and another Toyota team is set to close its doors.
It's Denny Time (again), Brandon Jones takes full advantage of an opportunity, and Crafton finally snaps a long winless drought.
We saw a lot of new concepts at the All-Star Race, Austin Dillon earns a cowboy hat, and should Quin Houff be in the Cup Series?
Cole Custer surprises everyone, Jimmie almost had a triumphant return, and two youngsters throw hands.
Everyone plays follow the leader, Xfinity went road racing, and 7-time had to stay home.
More packages woes, the All-Star Race is going to Bristol, and they're moving the numbers!?
Truex continues leading the way for Toyota, small teams have a big night, and we want more short tracks!
NASCAR finally goes to Atlanta, the intermediate rules package remains controversial, and fans are coming back soon!
Chase licks the stamp and sends it, Gragson probably isn't a popular guy at work, and we FINALLY are heading to Atlanta.
Chase has an interesting week, Rowdy returns to Xfinity victory lane, and Denny loses some weight.
Chase Elliott tells Rowdy he's #1, weeknight racing is pretty cool, and Chase Briscoe gets the win everybody wanted to see.
NASCAR returns to the track, Hendrick has an up and down day, and Matt Kenseth has still got it!
The Martinsville race may be in jeopardy, the NextGen will have to wait, and two motorsports worlds will collide in Indy.
Cars slip and slide under the desert sun, that (other) Jones boy shocks the world, and we get the first piece of the 2021 schedule puzzle.
Bowman goes California dreaming, Elliott becomes a bounty hunter, and the Next Gen wheel has arrived!
Tire carrier for Denny Hamlin's #11 FedEx Toyota joins the 960 The Ref morning show on Monday March 2nd, 2020!
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Atlanta Motor Speedway's Executive Vice President and General Manager Brandon Hutchison joins the show to look ahead to next month's Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 weekend.
A somber episode of Up 2 Speed as we react to Ryan Newman's horrific crash. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with Ryan and his family.
Speedweeks gets off to a chaotic start, Happy Harvick isn't leaving anytime soon, and we make our championship predictions.
We're just days away from cars officially hitting the track for the first time in 2020! We look ahead to everything this weekend has in store!
Stages get reshuffled, Daniel Suarez final finds a ride, and Yung Money fulfills a lifelong dream.
Low downforce is back, pit stops get a makeover in Xfinity/Trucks, and Suarez's future still remains a mystery.
NASCAR loses a legend, The Clash gets its old name back, and Deegan is headed to the Ford camp.
Pearn retires, the Next Gen spoiler gets a trim, and what's going to happen to pit stops?
7-time gets ready to hang up his helmet, the new sponsor model is on the horizon, and is NASCAR ready to hit the streets?
Denny Hamlin hits a walk-off to clinch a spot at Homestead, the Big 3 in Xfinity have company, and the Stewart Friesen finally wins sans dirt.
Harvick wrangles the win to punch a ticket to Miami, drivers two-step in the sticky stuff, and everything is bigger (and longer) in Texas.
NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series driver Mason Massey joins Up 2 Speed to discuss climbing the racing ladder, driving in the Truck Series, and his views on the sport.
Hamlin does his best Logano impression, MTJ books a trip to Miami, and the Trucks deliver the best finish we've never seen.
VooDoo creates a wild week off-track, Reddick & Custer tussle, and every point matters in a cutoff race.
The manufacturers band together, The Big One ends up being a 3-part act, and drivers walk the (yellow) line.
Aero-push rears its ugly head, Young Money finally gets a W, and the Next-Gen gets set to hit the track.
Awesome Chase from the Exact Same Place takes a detour on his way to victory, Bubba Wallace aids Alex Bowman with post--race hydration, and Jack Roush does whatever the heck he wants.
Not even spinning out can keep MTJ out of victory lane, Erik Jones makes unfortunate history, and the dominos continue to fall in Silly Season.
The Cup Series Playoffs kickoff in Sin City, Kyle Busch tangles with lap traffic, and things get weird on Friday the 13th.
Jimmie Johnson misses the Playoffs for the first time ever, Bubba Wallace makes a statement, and things get tense at the Crawford Road Applebee's.
'That Jones Boy' tames the Lady in Black, Dale Jr. gets back in the saddle, and is a spec Cup series on the horizon?
Bell proves he can win on the road, Moffitt dominates north of the border, and IndyCar shines bright in St. Louis.
NASCAR YouTuber Jake Baskinger joins Up 2 Speed to about his career, the NASCAR YouTube community and their recent get together at Bristol.
The Earnhardts survive a scare, Bristol scrubs the track in secrecy, and DiBurrito wins the hearts on NASCAR nation.
Things get sticky in Michigan, AC burns the field at Mid-Ohio, and the trucks set their playoff field.
Chase Elliott is good at right turns, the trucks get dirty, and two ex-employees tussle with their former boss.
Pocono round 2 wasn't that bad, C-Brisket wins in corn country, and the Melon Man tames the triangle.
The Magic Mile serves up a great race, the dark cloud returns above the 48 team, and Paul Menard turns heel.
An exciting ending to a bland race, a battle brewing at the Playoff bubble, and who is Tyler Ankrum?
Justin Haley pulls out one of racing's biggest upsets, the Melon Man smashes another victory watermelon, and NASCAR says goodbye to one of its longest running traditions.
Bowman The Showman finally gets a win, new faces are up front, and the 'Windy City' lives up to its name.
The carousel lulled fans to sleep, Johnny Sauter gets a weekend off-work, and the Melon Man returns with a vengeance.
The Melon Man gets disqualified, Sauter runs into a Hill, and Alex Bowman's uncertain future.
JoLo dominates in the Irish Hills, The Biff is back, and is Hailie Deegan the new Intimidator?
Hamilton dominates in Monaco, Pagenaud gives The Captain his 18th Indy 500, and Truex Jr. shines on NASCAR's longest night.
MTJ wins at his actual home track, Hendrick looks strong, and drivers speak out against the rules package.
Awesome Chase From the Exact Same Place gets his first win of 2019, Tyler Reddick asserts his dominance, and Kyle Larson takes flight.
With no on-track action to discuss we dive deep into Talladega this weekend and what to expect, the changes coming to the All-Star Race, and we share some personal racing experiences.
A fun 50 lap battle to the finish line, who is NASCAR's next transcendent star, and what's Cole Custer's career trajectory?
It's Bristol Baby! Kyle Busch racks up another W, the Bristol crowd showed up dressed like empty seats, and what the heck is up with Kyle Larson?
Breaking down Brad K's dominate win at The Paperclip and analyzing the 2020 Cup Series schedule fresh off its unveiling.
How legit are Kyle Busch's 200 wins? How's the new rules package so far? What's the answer to qualifying shenanigans?
Tyler sits down with former PR man for Athenian Motorsports Jeff Hood to discuss life as a PR rep, the ins and outs of the Truck Series, and legendary Townley-Gallagher scuffle of 2016.
Kyle Busch picks up his 199th national series win, how legit is this? Is Hendrick Motorsports turning a corner? What will the new rules package look like in California?
Tyler and Dalton analyze the new rules package in action, Hendrick Motorsports struggles, and Christopher Bell's future.
Tyler and Dalton break down the Great American Race and look ahead to the unknown at Atlanta.
Tyler and Dalton discuss the wild finish to the Clash, the future of the sport, and look ahead to the Great American Race.
Tyler and Dalton dive into what was learned from the Las Vegas test, changes coming to the sport, and a look ahead into the first weekend of NASCAR action!
The Up 2 Speed Podcast starts its engine with its first episode! Host Tyler Head takes a look at what's to come in NASCAR this season in regards to the new rules package and the shuffle of drivers during silly season.