Stewart-haas Radio

Stewart-Haas Racing has expanded its eSports program for 2020 and joined the eNASCAR iRacing World Championship series and will field two cars with drivers, Justin Bolton and Dylan Duval. Justin and Dylan join the show to chat with Nook and Jake about joining the Stewart-Haas team. Otto Szebeni, Director of Sales and Marketing for iRacing, also joins the show to chat about the iRacing service and preview the series.

Fresh off the news that he is returning to Stewart-Haas Racing for the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series, Chase Briscoe joins the show to discuss his 2019 season, his offseason midget racing, and 2020 expectations.

Rodney Childers returns to the podcast to review the 2019 season, discuss goals for the 2020 season, and talk about the rigors of life on the road with the departure of Cole Pearn from the Cup Series.

The Firewall Deep crew takes over the studio again this week and interviews the winner of the Snowball Derby, Travis Braden.

40 episodes later, Mike Shiplett returns to the podcast. This time, as the newly announced crew chief of the No. 41 car with Cole Custer. The pair finished runner-up in the 2019 Xfinity Series standings with seven wins and 17 top-fives. Shiplett discusses the 2019 season, what the move up means for he and Cole and their expectations for 2020.

Veteran motorsports broadcaster and president of Speed51.com, Bob Dillner, joins the podcast this week to talk about Speed51's new partnership with the RTA, the upcoming 52nd annual Snowball Derby, the 2021 schedule, and much, much more!

Nook and Jake recap silly season and former NASCAR driver Chad Blount joins the program to talk about his SHR Septic Nationals win.

The Firewall Deep crew is back this week to rehash all of the action from the season finale at Homestead, discuss offseason plans, and they call NGOTS championship-winning crew chief, Junior Joiner.

With a busy week in the shop for our crews heading to Homestead, Nook and Jake quickly recap last weekend's action and preview the Homestead finale before turning the reigns over to the "Firewall Deep" crew of Russell Simpson, Tony Silvestri and Robbie Fairweather from the No. 14 team.

For the first time, we have a marketing roundtable discussion on the Stewart-Haas Radio podcast. Nook is joined by Jake Morris, Ryan Barry, KC Heschel, and Ryan Hines in the studio to talk playoff and championship preparations.

As the racing world heads to Texas with NASCAR in Fort Worth and Formula 1 in Austin, Nook invites Lauren Burton and Jake Morris into the studio. Lauren is the Marketing Manager for Haas F1, while Jake holds the same title for Stewart-Haas Racing. Nook and Jake rehash Martinsville and look ahead to Texas, before Lauren and Jake touch on the differing aspects of their roles and talk about some of their favorite racetracks to travel to on the respective series schedules.

Russell Simpson, Tire Specialist on the No. 14 Ford Mustang, sits down with Nook this week to talk about his role and what goes into getting the tires prepped and ready to go on the race car week in and week out. Russell also talks about his gamble of moving to Charlotte to try and get into the racing industry and his off-road passions beyond the tire pile.

Veteran racing media personality Steve Post comes by the studio to rehash all of the action from Talladega, look ahead to the Round of 8 cutoff race at Kansas, and talk about his path from Northeastern Pennsylvania to Charlotte, North Carolina.

It's the coach driver's edition! Chris Mason, coach driver for Rodney Childers, and Curtis Nelson, coach driver for Clint Bowyer, join Nook in Talladega to talk about life on the road.

Fresh off of NASCAR's announcement that team wind tunnel hours will be limited in 2020, Nook brings Ashley Dekle, the Aero Manager for Stewart-Haas Racing, onto the show. They discuss how the team utilizes the wind tunnel and dive into a lot of aero details that the average fan may not know much about.

For the first time, the Stewart-Haas Radio podcast branches out beyond the walls of SHR. Kelly Crandall, chief NASCAR writer for RACER.com, joins Nook in the studio and talks about her path to NASCAR, the ROVAL, playoff predictions and the latest silly season news.

Coley Summers is the Paint and Body Shop Manager at Stewart-Haas Racing. He joins Nook in the studio to discuss his role at SHR and to preview the Hot Rods at the Race Shop event coming up.

Brian Murphy rejoins the show this week to discuss all the details of his successful trip to Mount Rainier.

Vice President of Competition at SHR, Greg Zipadelli, joins Nook to discuss the three Tony Stewart championship throwback schemes for Darlington that Aric Almirola, Daniel Suarez and Clint Bowyer will campaign.

Billy Kuebler, 2nd Engineer on the No.4 car of Kevin Harvick, comes on the podcast this week to talk about last weekend's win at Michigan. Not only was it the team's second win of the season, but it was Billy's birthday and his home track. He and Nook talk about just how special this win was and where else they would really like to break through and win at.