The 2025 NTT IndyCar season was a tale of two halves. We take a look at the first nine races, from St. Pete to Road America and highlight some of the themes that began to emerge. And no, Alex Palou winning almost everything was not the only theme we discuss. This is a long one, so grab a beverage, settle into your favorite comfy chair, and enjoy the show.

Well, that didn't take long. Released from Penske on Tuesday, Will Power fills the vacancy at Andretti created by Colton Herta's move to Cadillac F1. We were planning on a Power/Penske retrospective but this news changes everything. We'll tell you what we think and how this will shake up the 2026 NTT IndyCar season.

What is Team Radio and who is Rides & Drives, we answer those questions and more in this for minute introduction of our podcast for IndyCar fans.

We were hoping for a cracker to close out the 2025 IndyCar season and we got one. The Music City Grand Prix in Nashville was a race for the ages. It had everything. 284 passes for position, 20 lead changes, an epic battle for third, and a great redemption story as Josef Newgarden raced to the front to win his first race of the season. It was so good, it took us 46 minutes to wrap it all up in a bow. Enjoy our final race podcast of the season. We'll be back next week to do a full season wrap up. Happy Labor Day, everyone!

Some big surprises among the top slot of the grid for tomorrow's Music City Grand Prix thanks to a big showing by teams running Chevy engines. Is it a fluke or will the continue to run up front in the race tomorrow. We talk about that, who has the most to win in this final race, and we make our final predictions for podium, biggest mover, biggest loser, bad bad boy, and wildcard picks. Can you beat us? Give our podcast a listen and let us know what you think is going to happen in the final IndyCar race of the season tomorrow.

We're sad to see the season drawing to a close, but will savor every minute of the final weekend in Nashville. What did we learn this week leading up to the race? That Alex Palou won't be going to Red Bull. That the term superspeedway can apply to a wide variety of tracks, and that Chip Ganassi is the kind of boss we'd like to work for. All that and more as we get ready for the Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix.

It was a great race in Milwaukee with lots of passing, excellent wheel to wheel action, and a little weather just a few laps from the end that created the beautiful chaos that David Malukas predicted. We break it all down and tell you how we did with our pre-race predictions.

We expected an exciting qualifying session and the day didn't disappoint. While Alex Palou did what Alex Palou does and swept in at the last minute to take the pole, there are a lot of driver's in contention for what's sure to be an exciting race tomorrow. Give our podcast a listen and find out why David Malukas feels the Snap-On Milwaukee Mile 250 will be "Beautiful Chaos."