Grip Strip Podcast Episode 210 - Dominance

Phil and Josh return for E210 of the GSP to cover a lot of dominant performances in the world of motorsports.  Kyle Larson won the first cookie-cutter race of the season in a runaway over Tyler Reddick.  Race was relatively competitive behind Larson, but Ford's are left wanting.  John Hunter Nemechek provided an example for Larson the day before in the XFinity race with teammate Chandler Smith second and defending series champ Cole Custer third.  

The major story from the weekend was Rajah Carruth's maiden Truck Series victory, proving Hendrick has made a great investment in the Washington, D.C. product.  Ty Majeski won both stages and the race was clean for what the series has put out there in recent events.  

Fish Lips led a Red Fool 1-2 with Checo Perez behind with the Smooth Operator taking the last place on the podium.  The top five teams almost finished in order.  Mercedes continues to do a terrible job and Lewis Hamilton struggled throughout the weekend to a seventh.  Karen Horner was "cleared," but it shows yet another example of the lack of transparency and truly investigating improprieties like what Ben Sulayem does regularly. 

A busy GSP Roundup covers WEC at Qatar, F2 & F3 at Bahrain with F2 at Saudi, the Daytona Supercross, MotoGP Qatar GP, NHRA Gatornationals, Indy NXT at St. Pete, F1 Academy at Saudi and the Daytona 200. Phil and Josh combine to preview the 2024 IndyCar Series season along with previewing and making picks for the St. Petersburg Grand Prix.

The guys also briefly look at the Saudi GP for Formula 1 before previewing Cup & XFinity at Phoenix.  Josh lets us know all things going on in sim racing and gaming in his Sim Segment prior to Show Close.