Joey Logano caught up with Kenny and Crash at Phoenix Raceway one last time as the reigning NASCAR Cup Series Champion. The driver of the No. 22 gets candid about missing and embracing the stress of competing for another title. With change imminent for 2026, he also talks about his preference for a new playoff formant and his ability to adapt to whatever challenges follow. Find out when he thinks of the upcoming IndyCar doubleheader at Phoenix next season and what Team Penske's rapport is like potentially working with racers from other series.

Prior to becoming the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion, Jesse Love got fix for SpeedFreaks mojo at media day with Kenny and Crash. The now Lucas Oil legend provides some perspective on his preparation and at-peace mentality to combating the pressures on chasing his first title. Keeping it clean, his dynamic with Connor Zilisch and 'Talladega Night' can also be expected in this fun 1-on-1.

Let's. FREAKin'. Go! The crew could not be more fired up, hot off what was arguably one of the best NASCAR Cup Series championship races in the sport's history! Kenny, Crash and Cole provide their raw reactions from Kyle Larson's triumph in becoming a two-time champion, as well as the agonizing defeat to go along with a dominant day by Denny Hamlin at Phoenix. Hear from the Championship 4 drivers post-race, Lucas Oil legend Jesse Love - who rode SpeedFreaks mojo into becoming a NASCAR Xfinity Series Champion - as well as last year's champ Joey Logano on the state of the playoff format and more. It's a can't miss, jam-packed, championship edition of The Freaks!

Lucas Oil lad and friend of the Freaks, Austin Hill, caught up with Kenny and Crash following his historic fourth win of the season at Talladega Superspeedway. The 31-year-old opened up on his relationship with team owner Richard Childress, as well as getting the opportunity to win the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series Owner's Title for him. With the victories racking up, is there a Cup ride on the horizon for Hill? This and more in 16 minutes with the driver of the No. 21.

Three-time NHRA Funny Car Champion Ron Capps joins Kenny and Crash in the Lucas Oil Studio, hoping to steal some SpeedFreaks mojo for his title fight with Austin Prock. The 60-year-old veteran opens up on rebounding from his scary wreck in the Arizona National, to now being in contention for another championship in his 30th season racing in NHRA. He also previews the upcoming race weekend at Las Vegas and the series finale in Pomona.

The Freaks really do come out at night! The gang embraces the spirit of "spooky season," recapping what was a monster weekend across motorsports. From "boring," to "big balls," William Byron executed a walk-off win at Martinsville to make the Championship 4 at Phoenix and was caught getting a little crazy post-race. Find out who the crew thinks will win it all, the latest on the 23XI-FRM lawsuit and F1 shenanigan from Mexico City. Austin Hill joins the show, as well as NHRA Funny Car pilot Ron Capps on this creepy edition of SpeedFreaks!

The Freak Flashback takes listeners back to 2002 when stuntman extraordinaire Evel Kinevel graced SpeedFreaks with his presence. The thrill seeker details humble beginning from a mining town in Montana, plagued by "pimps and whore," as well as inspiring the next generation of dare devils. Why were moms all over Evel and what is the strongest aphrodisiac for women? The legend reveals all.

Cole caught up with Chase Briscoe in Arizona ahead of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs Round of 8. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver reveals why the No. 19 team has finally hit their stride at the perfect time and outlines his path to the Championship 4 at Phoenix Raceway. Briscoe speaks on saying "farewell" to the site of his first Cup win as the finale, more horsepower in 2026 and so much more!

Rinus Veekay catches up with Kenny and Crash to discuss his "software update" coming in 2026, as he joins Juncos Hollinger Racing. The Dutch IndyCar pilot dishes keeping secrets, offseason plans and his eyebrows. Also get an inside look at the dynamic and relationship between he and his badass professional boxing wife Carmen.

Nothing can brace listeners for the amount of Freakin' awesomeness jammed into this week's show! The Freaks recap NASCAR's crazy day at Talladega and even get some F1 chatter going, courtesy of an explosive rant from Kenny Sargent! Cole catches up with race winner Chase Briscoe, while Rinus Veekay also drops by the Lucas Oil Studio. Stick around for an epic Freak Flashback with Evel Knievel, as SpeedFreaks continues to celebrate 25 years.

Cole Cusumano caught up with Michael McDowell at Las Vegas Motor Speedway ahead of race No. 33 in the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season for a candid conversation on the former Daytona 500 Champion's first season with Spire Motorsports. The Arizona-born racer discusses adapting to the nuances of a new team for the first time in eight years, being teammates with Carson Hocevar, in addition Phoenix Raceway's farewell as the finale and the incoming IndyCar doubleheader next season.

Freak yeah! It's a special one-hour roundup of SpeedFreaks with the return of Kenny and Crash, as Cole checks in from Las Vegas Motor Speedway following a wild Round of 8 opener for the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series. The crew dissect Denny Hamlin's "chilling" victory, which punched his ticket to the Championship 4 at Phoenix Raceway, in addition to a bone-head move that now has regular-season champion William Byron in danger of elimination. Stick around for a one-on-one featuring Michael McDowell, a behind-the-scenes look at drama that unfolded on pit road after the Xfinity race and so much more on this week's show!

Funny Car pilot Alexis DeJoria join the Lucas Oil Studio from World Wide Technology raceway to break down her first season with JCM Racing and evolution as a driver and team with four races left in the 2025 season. She also reminisces with Kenny and Crash about her various tequila-filled visits into the Freak Nation, as SpeedFreaks celebrates 25 years.

The inmates are running the asylum! With Kenny and Crash on vacay, it's a Richie, Cole and Codey takeover, as the "three stunads" recap a wild elimination race at the ROVAL. The guys champion NASCAR's playoff system, as opposed to a full-season format, while highlighting another SVG masterclass and breaking down the last-lap madness for the final Round of 8 spot between Joey Logano and Ross Chastain. Connor Zilisch vs. Corey Heim, Carson Hocevar saves a Chili's and Alexis DeJoria stops by on another badass edition of SpeedFreaks!

Ahead of his runner-up outing in the NHRA MidWest Nationals, "Fast Jack" Beckman caught up with Kenny and Crash for a fun time with the fans at World Wide Technology Raceway with a conversation that needs to be heard to believe. The 2012 Funny Car Champion shares his relationship with new team owner and motorsports legend John Force, plus gives the scoop on all the wild behind-the-scenes happening across the NHRA.

Eight-time NHRA Top Fuel Champion Tony Schumacher drops by the Lucas Oil Studio to chat with Kenny and Crash ahead of his title defense in MidWest Nationals at WWT Raceway. The 55-year-old breaks down the pressures of securing sponsorships, staying competitive and chasing championships at his age, and recounts his illustrious Motorsports Hall of Fame career that's still going strong.

Doug Kalitta is back in the Freak Nation, following his Top Fuel win in the NHRA MidWest Nationals. The former USAC Sprint Car Champion chats with Kenny and Crash about staying focused and confident to secure his third Wally of 2025, as well as what his goals are in trying to win another Top Fuel title.

Matt Hagan collects yet another Wally and catches up with Kenny and Crash following his NHRA MidWest Nationals win. He talks about "grab-assin'" to beat Jack Beckman at Gateway and the importance of capitalizing on the points battle between him and "Superman" Austin Prock.

The Freaks go full throttle with a super-sized show highlighting a NASCAR "Race of the Year" contender and a wild weekend at WWT Raceway for the NHRA MidWest Nationals. Chase Elliott wins his way into the Round of 8, but not without another weekend of controversy surrounding Denny Hamlin. Kyle Larson and Greg Anderson are just two of the name to make an appearance on the show and benefit from "SpeedFreaks mojo," while Brittany Force, Doug Kalitta, Jack Beckman, Matt Hagan and Tony Schumacher also check in with Kenny and Crash from St. Louis.

For nearly five decades, the Force family has been the most prominent name on the drag strip in NHRA. But 2026, there will be a massive void. Two-time Top Fuel Champion Brittany Force recently announced she would be stepping away from the driver seat -- at least temporarily -- in anticipation of welcoming her first child into the world. The 39-year-old talks about the difficulty in breaking records this year, now having to step away to start a family. Here's nearly 10 minutes of honest and empowering conversation with one of motorsports' most badass women.