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Kevin Harvick Heats Up before NASCAR Playoffs, Crew Members Hit on Pit Lane and F1 Brain Damage?

This week on RaceDay Nation with Rob D’Amico and Michele Rahal they discuss how the NASCAR Playoff have changed dramatically now that Kevin Harvick has gone back to back with wins at Michigan and Richmond. What does this mean for the rest of the field and the battle between Ryan Blaney and Martin Truex Jr. Kyle Busch says he was Ross “Chastained” this weekend. Petty GMS announcement of Noah Gragson join the team. Clash tickets go on sale. Bubba Wallace signs extension with 23XI. Pit crew members getting hit on pit lane at Richmond. Truck Series results and a look at the Playoffs. How Kimi Räikkönen will affect the field at Watkins Glen and that he has signed as the first driver for Project91. Then they switch gears over to F1 and discuss the 2023 F1 schedule and how Max Verstappen wants it to be a 16 race season. How Toto Wolff is pushing the FIA to make changes to the cars that are proposing so it doesn’t cause brain damage to the drivers….say what? They also talk about Mick Schumacher could be leaving Haas and Daniel Ricciardo could leaving Mclaren for a cool 21 million…well we don’t see that happening.

Race Recaps of NASCAR in Michigan, IndyCar in Nashville and IMSA at Road America

This week on RaceDay Nation host Rob D’Amico recaps NASCAR, IndyCar and IMSA racing from this weekend. NASCAR saw both Xfinity and Cup Series at Michigan where Ty Gibbs won the Xfinity race and Kevin Harvick breaks his winless streak and put himself not only in victory lane but the playoffs as well. He discusses how Toyota really tried to break Ford’s 8th straight win at this track but falls short with Bubba Wallace who finished second. Bubba showed some real emotion after the race because he knew this was one of his chance to grab his first career victory and catapult himself into the playoffs. In IndyCar we saw Scott Dixon beat the narrow streets of Nashville for the win which puts him ever closer to his 7th championship. Plus Rob breaks-down all the great action in the IMSA race at Road America where Wayne Taylor Racing gets to victory lane for the first ever. The track produced great racing from a five classes and John Doonan, IMSA President, delivered the state of the sport where we learned about stability and sustainability coming in 2023 calendar.

Get caught up on all the weekend racing drama from NASCAR, F1, IndyCar, IMSA and SRX

This week on RACEDAY NATION co-hosts Rob D'Amico and Michele Rahal get you caught up on all the drama from this weekends racing action. NASCAR Cup and Xfinity were at Road America, Formula 1 at Silverstone, IndyCar at Mid-Ohio, IMSA was in Canada and SRX at Stafford. Carlos Sainz gets Ferrari a win, Ty Gibbs beats Kyle Larson, Noah Gragson vs Sage Karam, Cadillac, Porsche and Aston Martin on top in IMSA, Tyler Reddick beats Chase Elliott and Ryan Newman makes a family celebration in SRX victory lane.

NASCAR, INDYCAR and IMSA weekend recaps

On this weeks episode of RaceDay Nation co-hosts Rob D'Amico and Michele Rahal recap the Truck & Cup races from World Wide Technology Raceway, the Xfinity race from Portland and IndyCar & IMSA from Detroit. Plus look back at the F1 race in Monaco and hit the latest news and rumors in the world of racing. Discuss if it's a good idea for Max Verstappen to retire after his 2028 contract ends with Red Bull.

Let's recap the Formula 1 Monaco GP, the INDY 500 & get you on the grid for NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600

With co-hosts Rob D'Amico and Michele Rahal - on this weeks show we will recap the Formula 1 Monaco GP and the Indy 500. Plus we get you on the grid for the NASCAR Coca-Cola 600. Sergio Perez and Red Bull out play Ferrari and Charles Leclerc. Scott Dixon's bad luck continues at the INDY 500 but it's still Ganassi and Marcus Ericsson with the win. Plus we get you on the grid for the longest race of the season with the Coca-Cola 600 where Kyle Larson has to make his way to the front because he didn't get to qualify his car.