The Daytona Motor Mouths Podcast

We catch up with a couple grizzled vets, then whip out a brand new game.

After going behind the wall for a look-see, the pod returns for a quickie.

In the old days, your dad would pull grandma's old car onto the highway to "blow the carbon out." Our pod was starting to carbonate, but no more!

The podders drop in to the pod to check the mail and pick off the hottest topics.

Who leaves Homestead with confetti on his shoes? We might know.

Three-time Indy 500 winner talks about car owner Roger Penske and the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

Not according to Brad Keselowski. We'll explain.

Some will remain in playoffs, some will take a dive, others may miss by a whisker.

Who's headed to Talladega with certain needs? We'll tell you.

Chase Elliott is the primary topic of discussion after he crashed then won the NASCAR race at the Charlotte Roval.

Four playoff drivers won't make it out of the Charlotte Roval steel cage match at Charlotte.

What? You'll have to download to find out.

The regular season ends and we dive into playoff speculation. And whatnot. Heavy on the whatnot.

You can't talk Darlington without talking about paint jobs

This time, Godwin doesn't even bother trying to pronounce DiBenedetto!

The pod unearths yet another word Godwin can't quite pronounce.

Chase Elliott defends his race title at Watkins Glen as emotions boil over before, during and after the road course event. Now it's on to Michigan. Gulp!

Anyone else miss Ron Fellows when a Watkins Glen comes along?

Let's talk about the good, the bad and the birthday boy.

Somewhere along the way, we try to determine the difference between 15 and 18 inches. 

That's right, Zach Dean, the world's youngest angry old man, sits in for Godwin Kelly as we recap last weekend's soggy Coke Zero Sugar 400.

One last Firecracker approaches at Daytona. Gentlemen, start your memories.

Here's something you probably didn't know about Martin Truex.

DW's last ride, and either Kurt or Clint win at Sonoma. One of these is a given.

Joey Logano stole the show at Michigan but Greg Biffle got the love in Texas

Brother Kurt comes along for a ride in the pod.

One of our podders messed up. And one took the week off.

The podcast comes at you with actual breaking news! Breaking, but not exciting. You can't have it all.

One of our guys unearthed a great way to liven the All Star weekend. So far, he's the only one calling it "great," by the way.

When does a complaint cross the line? When Kyle Busch complains, say our guys.

Would everyone have liked Talladega if Billy Clyde Elliott hadn't won?

At what age should you start getting your spacers tapered? We'll debate that ... and more!

When is a "short track" not a short track. WE'LL TELL YOU WHEN!

The hot topic in NASCAR hasn’t changed because the race teams owned by Joe Gibbs and Roger Penske keep winning Cup Series races.

Episode No. 100 is in the can. After brief reflection on the very first episode, the boys take odds on reaching 200. With special guest, NASCAR historian Buz McKim.

Who got the best and worst of NASCAR's 2020 schedule changes?

The Motor Mouths cover a lot of ground this week, and toss in a gripe session.

Mr. Stewart was in town, and our podders took notice.

Blah blah blah, blah blah blah, and then a Sizzle Reel! No, really.

Yes, it's way too early to pass judgment. Yes we do it anyway.

Oh, who are we kidding? They ain't done wreckin'...

Motor Mouths comes at you this week from the belly of the beast, Daytona International Speedway, as the 500 approaches.

Everyone, quick, out of hibernation. We have actual subject matter for the podcast!

Darn near. We cut through what remains of the off-season clutter and prepare to park the haulers at Daytona.  

It's Rolex time, and we have an actual sports-car racer in the pod to walk us through the challenges.

Hailie Deegan dials up the boys in the Sixth Street Studio to talk about her Speedweeks plans, plus it is chili day at the office which provides the perfect backdrop to talk diecast car sales, specifically Chase Elliott's big sales numbers.

Why wait, come on into the Pod. We actually have news! It's been a while.

The news bin is a bit thin and Ken Willis is a no show, but Motorsports Editor Godwin Kelly and sports writer Zach Dean filter through the wrapping paper to find some interesting racing gifts. 

It's easy to get lazy on Tweener Week, but we're fighting it at Pod Central.

A normally slow news week for NASCAR suddenly cranks to life with talk of Nashville, the Dinger, and Zach's unfortunate family Christmas tradition.