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Join us on Gas and Go Atlanta as we break down the thrilling race weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway. From the Cup Series to the Xfinity and Truck Series, get authentic, unscripted insights straight from a lifelong race fan. Whether it's pack racing, driver drama, or track action, we cover it all with passion and honesty. Tune in for expert analysis, fan opinions, and the latest updates from the heart of NASCAR racing in Atlanta.# Gas and Go Atlanta Podcast Gas and Go Atlanta: Inside the Atlanta Motor Speedway Weekend Join us on Gas and Go Atlanta as we break down the thrilling race weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway. From the Cup Series to the Xfinity and Truck Series, get authentic, unscripted insights straight from a lifelong race fan. Whether it's pack racing, driver drama, or track action, we cover it all with passion and honesty. Tune in for expert analysis, fan opinions, and the latest updates from the heart of NASCAR racing in Atlanta. Title SuggestionDescription Suggestion

The Great American Race is in the books, but the season is just getting warmed up. This week on the show, we break down everything that went down at the Daytona 500 — the chaos, the heartbreak, the last‑lap fireworks, and the early storylines already shaping the 2026 season. Then we turn the page and set our sights on Atlanta, where the newly reworked track has become one of the most unpredictable stops on the schedule. We’re talking momentum, matchups, who’s hot, who’s frustrated, and who absolutely needs a bounce‑back run. Plus, early weekend expectations, drivers to watch, and the storylines that could explode once the field hits that high‑banked superspeedway. Daytona delivered. Atlanta is next. Buckle up — the season is officially rolling.

It's time to kick off the official racing with the Daytona 500! With that, Gas and Go Radio is back! On this Podcast, I'll give my thoughts, unscripted, about the start of the 2026 season and throw out who I think has a shot to win it all in Daytona!

It was a wet Memorial Day Weekend, and a little chilly for May. Denny and Chase Elliott wasted no time warming things up. What's the real motive for Denny? Some might disagree, but I feel like something is going on here.

We went back to North Wilkesboro for the All-Star race, but was it everything it should have been? Fans are upset with Bubba Wallace after the gesture.

So Ross Chastain keeps upsetting drivers and fans keep getting more upset about it. Obviously fans have forgotten about our racing past and before getting upset need to remember it.

Should the NASCAR Revenue system be restructured?  Some think so.

For those that want regular racing sure the Busch Clash isn't it.  That's not what it's designed to be either.  It's largely an entertainment event, and for some that doesn't sit well.

The 2023 Season is on the way, and a lot has changed.  We hit the high points and talk about how you can join in!  Kyle Busch is at RCR and Kevin Harvick us stepping away after the season

Well, this one is fairly easy, Ty Gibbs wrecked his teammate at Martinsville who was racing to get to the championship four.  Right move or not, he has a lot to learn.  Even his peers think so.

Bubba Wallace and Kyle Larson tangled at Las Vegas this weekend.  Punches were thrown, and fenders were bent.  Bubba apologizes, and fans scream.  Is it a double standard?

People judge once and never forget.  While Kevin Harvick fans are thrilled with his Michigan win, the Bubba Wallace haters need to chill.

Should we keep going to indy?  Does Ross calm down?  What about contracts?

The Martinsville race wasn't what fans expected.  Is this going to be the downfall of the next-gen car?

The Auto Club 400 was another opportunity for the next-gen car to flex its muscle and that it did.  Several drivers were in the mix for the win we don't normally see.  The highlight was with a few laps to go, the Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott contact have a lot of people upset, and it shouldn't