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.
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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.
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!
SpeedFreaks: A National Radio Show
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.
