On The Chip Podcast

What do you know, the boys are back and full of hot takes. A year that has the potential to be another stellar year will be starting and we are here for it. A long time away means we had much to discuss with silly season and all sorts of motorsports topics to discuss. From the aforementioned silly season to what is going on down in Daytona think week. Give it a listen and enjoy the great time we had hopping back on the mic for another go around here at On the Chip. 

Although much of the rambling nonsense was put on display this week. We still talked about some motorsports. Indycar was put on full display as the American open wheel series had it's season finale this weekend with Will Power claiming his second title of the Australian's career in Indycar. Newgarden placed second in the race and points after starting at the back of the field this past weekend in the foothills of the California countryside. Alex Palou captured the race win cementing him fifth place over teammate Marcus Ericsson. 

Nascar had a duel that wasn't touched on quite enough by the boys. Bubba Wallace becomes the winningest African American driver in Nascar's premiere division with his win at Kansas that was undisputedly a great win and well deserved. No one can take that away from him or the 45 crew. The win for the 45 also marked the first time since 2002 where a car number won multiple races with different drivers. This also is the first time since 1972 where the same number won at the same track with different drivers.

Monza was, maybe not as thrilling up front with Verstappen winning under SC as the Mclaren of Ricciardo had dirvetrain problems. Vettel also had a less than stellar result in his final Monza race in F1 that happened with a DNF even earlier in the race. Shoutout to the young Dutchman in Nyck De Vries to bring a Williams home in P9 for Alex Albon as Albon had to miss this weekend due to health reasons.

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What a week for the boys and the racing world as we all witnessed Zanvoort live up to great highs with an epic finish to a great race of strategy. Another tough day was witnessed for the Tifosi as Ferrari not only messed up on Sainz strategy, pit stop and release all at different times of the race as Charles couldn't compete with Max in the process. Verstappen truly extends the title lead.

Indycar saw an amazing strategy play out. The Penske duo of Power and McLaughlin really showed this on perfect display dominating the field. While Newgarden would struggle with the tire strategy and cost him in the end now sitting 20 back of Power while McLaughlin sits some 41 points barely in the title shot.

Nascar then had a chaotic race on Sunday which we discuss how this can be the start of pure uncertainty for many drivers the next two races.

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Nascar's action in the rain and dry for the weekend at Watkins Glen International. Seeing the field full of international drivers. But one fan had a much better experience than some ever get to witness at Nascar events. thenascarhotspot on Instagram joined the show this week to discuss not only his time at The Glen. But also other forms of racing he enjoys and how as his page is one trick pony, he himself is not.

Stick around as we make picks for this weekend's events across the globe. 

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This week @nascarnonstop from instagram joined the show! We talk about his liking of Nascar and what really drove him to not only start a page but keep growing it. From stories of childhood to his take on the sport these days. There's many topics discussed and just how his views as a college student make for great timing in today's media society.

Cj unfortunately missed the show this week but with great reason as work is always a main focus for all.

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As one watched on the couch the other experienced speeds we haven't on a non superspeedway in years. Nascar was in the Irish Hills of Michigan for a date with the track faster than the rest. Chris tells of his experience at "Nascar's Fastest Track." From the speeds they carried as driving right on by him and friends from the stands. To what it was like being at the race where his most purchased adult beverage was the race winning sponsor. 

Then we discuss the chaos of Indycar and what happened down in the Music City. From the tangles of Newgarden and Grosjean to the amazing finish between the Kiwi Scotts. Another action packed weekend for the highest open wheel series in America.

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This week was a way more interesting turn of events. The boys sit down to discuss what happened over in Hungary and how Verstappen almost has one hand on the title at this point. Ferrari masterclass strategy leaves everyone in shock with blunder after blunder it seems almost every race coming to Hungary where it seems that this past Sunday truly exemplified how it's like to to be a Ferrari fan.

Over in the states, Indycar and Nascar had a double header on the Indy Road Course which started with Indycar on Saturday. A great showing of racing with Alexander Rossi scoring his first win in three years.

Then on Sunday Nascar took on the Indy road course. It wasn't quite the chaos of last year but tempers were flaring. Many wrecks and many spins but one man got it done in the end. Tyler Reddick scores his second win of the season and second road course win in the month of July. 

At the end of the episode the boys give their picks for this weekend's races of Nascar at Michigan. Indycar on the streets of Nashville and IMSA at Road America.

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There was a lot to unpack from a wild weekend in the racing world as Cj and Chris did their best to hammer out every detail that they could. The boys start the episode breaking down their weekends and what all happened in their crazy lives that lead to a late recording and even later release to this week's episode. From the fast thoughts of Cj's round the clock and round the region job. To Chris heading to the Irish Hills of Michigan to do some Country A$$ $#!t at Faster Horses where the music wasn't the only thing that was fast.

But the fast thoughts didn't end there. As Formula One was over in France, this lead to what the boys thought of the F1 circus visiting the track made of 167 configurations and the land of Lavender fields. For one driver it was anything but fields of flowers and where rubber met the road a little too much and a lot too little.

Back in the state Indycar was taking on their final oval race of the season with a double header weekend in Iowa. Where the race winning car on Saturday didn't quite make it to the end of the race on Sunday in a very sad and dangerous way. This leads many to speculate the idea of what if that racer can't race this coming weekend for the Harvest Grand Prix at Indianapolis.

Lastly, Nascar headed to the mountains of Pennsylvania where the Tricky Triangle of Pocono took one competitor from racing on Sunday leaving the door open for a very early intro to the Cup Series for a very young, up and coming driver that now after recording we know will race again this weekend at Indy. 

There's many talking points this weekend and we try to crack down on all of them. Be ready to sit back and relax as we talk all things motorsports here at On the Chip.

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This week the boys were joined by one of the heads of On the Overtake, @racing.news.stats. This was a great listen yet again as all the motorsports that we all watch were greatly discussed. Everything from Ferrari having RedBull's number and more. To Ross Chastain's chaotic tactics at Atlanta. An hour full of hot takes, great talking points and dive into what made Carlos start his page and start writing!

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Nascar had a couple suspicious calls this weekend at Nashville but none more than the final laps. SRX let the emotions take over just two weeks and the IMSA boys had to endure some weather at Watkins Glen. Many things to break down in this week's short episode as the boys discuss the weekend and give their takes on everything motorsports.

1- Discussions of what NASCAR could have done better in the final stages of the race

2- Tony lets out some Smoke in South Boston en route to his first win of the SRX season

3- Picks are made for this weekends motorsports event

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The boys gathered this weekend to talk all things motorsports and get a little off topic at times. First was obviously to discuss the happenings of Montreal and F1 returned to the Canadian street circuit for the first time since before the Covid-19 pandemic. The race discussion was rather in and out of topic but always a fun listen. We discuss the events that were the first SRX race of the season that saw a always fan favorite Helio Castroneves win on Saturday night. Along with Todd Gilliland giving his father's team the win in the first race that Todd has ever raced for his dad David.

Stick around later on as we give our picks for this upcoming week for the Cup Series along with IMSA's DPi and GTDP classes. But we couldn't forget about the SRX drivers as they head to South Boston Speedway for race 2 of 6 in the SRX season.

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This weekend the boys sit down to discuss all the happenings in the wide world of motorsports. Nascar both the trucks and Cup Series tackled Sonoma Raceway with a feel good win that had the whole community in Nascar rally together for a long awaited first win in the Cup Series with Daniel Suarez. We also had the 24 Hours of Le Mans that happened this weekend showcasing again why endurance racing is some of the best out there. Indycar took on Road America where we was the field show off the worse side of their talent levels in the beginning portions of the race. While Formula One attempted to take on the fast and abrasive streets of Baku. Many headlines throughout so be sure to listen as we discuss everything in this week's show!

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Nascar had a great first showing for the cup series at WWT Raceway at Gateway. With many drivers trying to show just how good they could be on this mission to be the first to win in cup at the Illinois track. Later on, Chris gives great details to his weekend at Belle Isle and just how fun the racing was all weekend long for the final time before IMSA and Indycar move to the streets of Detroit and away from the island that's had so many iconic moments in the years past.

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The new identity is here as Nascar Dosage is gone and in it's place is On the Chip. The newly formed podcast leaves behind the idea of being Nascar driven and discussing everything motorsports of the races and different series we all love and enjoy.

A new member has arrived as Josh, Cj's younger brother joins us for at least the summer in process to begin his media career. Hear his involvement as the boys sit around and discuss Monaco, the Indy 500 and the Coke 600 on this week's episode as well as some exciting news from Chris!

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This the boys had many fun topics. The return of Brandon to the show was among the midst of them. This week was essential for the rest of the duration that we run the show as we will be taking a major leap next week with the news at the end of the show. Be sure to stick around as we showcase why things are changing.

The races of the weekend showed that every motorsport is in the process of a change. Formula One with more stability than the rest. They had a rather organized dumpster fire to their race. While Nascar, none of the three series really knew what was going on. Meanwhile in Indy the drivers and teams of the fastest motorsport on four wheels showed just how tight and amazing the action is in their sport. 

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The boy sounds off on the weekend in racing with the GMR Grand Prix of Indianapolis as well as the events out in Kansas. There was a lot to discuss and a lot of randomness in the back half of the episode but what would we be without our unfiltered-ness. Be sure to listen all the way through as we give hot take after hot take this week.

Later on the boys give their picks for Indy 500 qualifying as well as our picks for the Allstar weekend.

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This week the boys introduce a little bit of a different take. Discussing the Formula One race in Miami this past weekend along with the Darlington throwback weekend. The boys explain why they did or didn't like the move at the end of the Cup Series race. 

Were getting close to a big reveal that'll change the impact of the show from here on out! Can't wait for you guys to listen and try to pick up on the hints laid out throughout the shows over the next couple of weeks!

Nascar was quite the experience this week with our first true race that involved rain in a dramatic fashion. The Dover Downs were the sight of one of the best races for the season to date. Later on the boys discuss exactly what they liked so much about the cars on track, mainly the Cup Series. 

The boys get on later in the show by showcasing their picks for the best throwbacks (which have since changed given that other teams and drivers have revealed their throwback schemes.) followed up by our picks for Favorite, One to Watch, Dark Horse and Stay Away from.

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Well a bit of a throwback before the weekend proclaimed as throwback weekend in a couple weeks. Chris and Cj sit down to discuss all things Talladega along with a few other obscure things. Sit back, relax and enjoy the nonsense as the instability of this week was just beautiful.

Well we were about as opinionated as could be the week. A no holds bars approach to the weekend with the same attitude happening on track as we did this episode. Be sure to listen and subscribe as we look to have possibly one of our best episodes yet.

Wow, what a set of events this week that we have inspired for you. Check out our conversations on everything from Formula One in Australia to the Friday Night Fights of Martinsville and everything in between. Listen as Chris breaks down what he does at On the Overtake to what OTO is all about. 

Later on the boys give their picks for Bristol Dirt as we say why the dirt guys may or may not be the drivers to take. At the end hear your reactions on Martinsville and what stems from that. Be sure to leave a reaction either on the Instagram story @nascardosage or in the voice message link in the bio on Instagram!

So we saw many scenarios play out at Richmond involving the Cup Series and Xfinity Series. Many of which provided situations of drivers using the bumper and many drivers using their tires to take advantage of others wear and tear on the rubber at the notorious tire dismantling that comes with Richmond. Listen to the boys breakdown their thoughts on the race and how the racing has changed this season and what it could mean going forward. 

Later on, we make our picks for the Paperclip and how this can be quite possibly one of the most intriguing races we've had this season coming up.

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This week the boys breakdown all the happenings at Phoenix Raceway. Pointing out events that happened in all three events at what could be the most unorthodox track the national series goto. A track of Phoenix level requires a lot of skill that people don't necessarily see and boy was it on full display. We start with talking about ARCA and the heart warming victory for Taylor Gray after such a sad and emotional week for Gray and the whole DGR family. Then we move to the Xfinity Series where Noah Gragson puts on a almost iconic Noah Gragson burnout. While the Cup Series sees its newest and 200th different winner in the history of the series. There are many talking points to discuss and we can't wait for you to hear.

Later on the boys give their takes on who is the right guys to pick entering Atlanta. While we also discuss who might be that driver you don't want to come close to. The list is interesting and the picks just might be crazier than we think. We will breakdown those picks and explain why each one seems to be the right choice from each of our perspectives.

Finally Brandon has some news for us! He will be in the Five Flags event hosting the ARCA East race this weekend for the Pensacola 200. Look out for him and the rest of the field this Saturday night starting at 8pm EST on FloRacing.

This week the boys discuss all the fun action at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Bringing the flair of the cup series new cars. Down to the all the action the trucks series brought. Nascar really put on a great display this past weekend that let the boys have fun recording this week. While we look at what happened we also had to throw in some chirps at drivers, because we keep it real on this podcast. We have to have fun and we know it lets you have fun with us as well. Look for another great episode next week after Phoenix.

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This week Brandon and Chris discuss all things Daytona and the short track scenes at New Smyrna and other short tracks over the course of Speedweeks. Also how Cindric now is in a prime position for the rest of the season to attack each race how he and his Penske #2 team wish to do so, the rest of the year.

Later on we give our picks for Auto Club and what we may see at the 2 mile d-shaped oval which hasn't been featured on the schedule since the start if the 2020 season!

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This week we give our predictions for the 2022 Daytona 500 as well as replying to the fans comments and concerns! We also give our takes on the 16 guys to be in the NASCAR playoffs! A more structured episode saw the humor turned down a little. So hopefully the humor comes back a bit. As well as a bit of short track conversations.

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This week Brandon, Chris and Cj breakdown the events from the LA Coliseum. From the calm heat races to the, events? of the second LCQ. We take on the events that transpired all day on Sunday. 

After breaking down, or trying to break down the events we discuss a lot about the future of the sport. From the Next Gen car's sustainability to the future powertrains.

Chris ends the episode with a bit of NASCAR Number History to close out this week's show as we prepare to give everyone a wonderful discussion next week on the show that previews the Daytona 500!

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This week the boys sit down to discuss all of the events from the Rolex 24 at Daytona along with the event upcoming with the Busch Light Clash at the LA Coliseum. There was much to break down and much to look forward to from this past weekend of IMSA getting started and what a way to kick off the year in motorsports. 

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This week on the show we sit down with up and coming ARCA Menards Series driver, Brandon Varney. Brandon is a 19 year old from Richmond, Michigan. Having a long history of racing in his family from his great grandfather starting the family's movement in racing all the way back to 1955. 

Varney tells us about his adventures in racing and how his path has been carved up to this point. He discusses the trials and tribulation of going from Karts up to racing at Michigan International Speedway in the ARCA Menards Series, marking his first race at a track bigger than half a mile. Be sure to check out the young driver as he claws his way up the ranks!

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This week Chris and CJ breakdown the events of Daytona and how it has set up the playoffs. Along with our thoughts on who could be the first four eliminated. The Cup Series heads to Darlington and we give our predictions on who we think will be our favorites, ones to watch, underdog and stay away from. 

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This week the boys have a couple friends join them. Including one of Chris's best friends who went to the race at Michigan with him. Hear their thoughts on being there in person and the breakdown they have of the race. We also get everyone's thoughts heading into Daytona and how that coveted 16th and final playoff spot can goto anyone from Tyler Reddick to Anthony Alfredo.

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