Racing with Jesse Rucinski

There was a crazy amount of racing on tv over this weekend and I'm bringing you all of it today. There were some series I don't get to cover a lot that raced this weekend with the Fanatec GT World Challenge racing at Watkins Glen and the Ferrari Challenge North America racing on the road course at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The American Flat Track race from the Port Royal Half-Mile finally aired and it gave us great racing. The NHRA Sonoma Nationals gave us really close finishes in the finals. The IndyCar Series gave us a doubleheader at the Iowa Speedway. We got to see both the W Series and F1 Series run in France. SRX at Sharon Speedway where we saw Chase Elliott win the race and Marco Andretti be crowned Champion. Then there was the NASCAR ARCA Racing, Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series racing from the Pocono Raceway and Denny Hamlin be the first Cup Series too be DQ'd and have their win taken away from them in 60 years.

We put together a great episode and had a great conversation today. We started out getting Walters feelings and discussing Jimmie Johnsons and his recent struggles in the IndyCar Series, the Arca West Series and Xfinity Series at the Portland International Raceway, Jason Anderson getting his first Motocross victory, and the action from the WWT Raceway for the Truck and Cup Series. Walter then gives us the results from the racing that a lot of us do not have the ability to watch. We close it out discussing the F1 Azerbaijan GP, the IndyCar Sonsio GP at Road America, a quick shoutout to the ARCA Series race at the Iowa Speedway, and the NASCAR Trucks and Cup Series races at Sonoma. This is also Kyle Busch last chance to extend his winning season streak in the Truck Series and Daniel Suarez is on standby for Carson Hocevar this weekend after his surgery as well. So, there is definitely a lot of news and racing to discuss today.

There was a lot of racing over Memorial Day weekend and I have to say that NASCAR won when it came to the racing. The historical nature of the F1 Grand Prix in Monaco and the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500 wins for historical value but when it came to actual racing it was NASCAR that had the best action. It didn't matter if it was the ARCA Racing Series, Camping World Truck Series, Xfinity Series, or Cup Series because they were superior to the other action from the weekend. I will give you all of the results and why I feel this way. I will also give shoutouts to some of the drivers that more than earned them this weekend including Chris Buescher and the tumble he took.

Today I am once again joined by Walter, and we get his take on all of the racing from last weekend from F1 and the Saudi GP, AMA SuperCross in Seattle at Lumen Field, and the NASCAR Truck Series, Xfinity Series, and Cup Series at COTA. We then move onto our feelings about the races this weekend in Richmond for the NASCAR Xfinity Series and Cup Series. With the ToyotaCare 250 for the Xfinity Series and the Toyota Owners 400 for the Cup Series. We also delve into many sidebar conversations, and he lets us know when the next batch of racing series are going to be starting here in the next few weeks.

Today, we start out as normal and get Walters take on the racing last weekend from F1 with the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, the Supercross season finale at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, the NASCAR Darlington Throwback Weekend, and the many other series out there. We then move onto the NTT IndyCar Series and Indy Lights at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the road course, and the NASCAR Truck and Cup Series at the Kansas Speedway. There are also the normal sidebar conversations that we are so good at getting into without ever trying.