Dirty Mo Media, SiriusXM
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IndyCar talk from close to the track.
Speed Street follows IndyCar week by week with Conor Daly’s race-driver perspective and Bobby’s producer-side presence. It mixes Phoenix praise, Long Beach picks, Barber strategy, broadcast notes, and Indianapolis 500 buildup without sanding off the fan emotion.
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Speed Street is a weekly IndyCar show with a driver’s seat close to the microphone. It is casual, fast, and packed with names. Conor Daly frames recent races through lived track experience, fan reaction, business reality, and the smaller technical details that shape a weekend. Bobby appears as producer and conversation partner, keeping the discussion pointed while leaving room for tangents. The show does not behave like a clean studio recap. It feels more like someone came back from the track, opened a notebook, and started sorting through everything that still seemed important. Recent episodes cover Phoenix’s return as a strong oval race, Barber Motorsports Park, Long Beach picks, Arlington’s event design, and the early-season rise of IndyCar. Strategy matters here. So do tire packages, qualifying graphics, broadcast decisions, pit-stop timing, car liveries, and which drivers might finally turn speed into a result. The Indianapolis 500 is never far away, especially as testing and entry news begin to crowd the calendar. Interviews give the show added immediacy. Christian Lundgaard’s Barber run becomes a way to talk about pace, frustration, and the difference between having the car to win and actually leaving with the trophy. Marcus Armstrong’s interview remains part of the season-opening context. Speed Street also has a fan’s impatience with vague online anger, bad assumptions, and conspiracy-flavored reactions to successful events. It can be blunt. It can be appreciative. It often does both within the same stretch. The best moments come when race analysis, racing anecdote, and honest enthusiasm collide. This is not motorsport from a distance. It is IndyCar discussed by someone close enough to know the machinery, the personalities, and the awkward timing of real racing life.
Made for: For IndyCar fans who want more than a results recap: strategy, driver form, broadcast details, Indianapolis 500 buildup, and candid racing reaction. Casual motorsport listeners can follow it, but the show rewards people who already enjoy the names and rhythms of the series.
What sets it apart: Speed Street stands out because Conor Daly discusses IndyCar as an IndyCar driver and fan, not as a detached analyst. The show’s loose producer-and-driver dynamic lets technical detail, firsthand anecdotes, and real-time reactions sit together naturally.
Speed Street is a weekly show featuring IndyCar driver Conor Daly talking about the latest the auto racing world, IndyCar, and life on and off the track.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Conor Daly gives IndyCar race reviews, previews, and interviews the tactical specificity of someone working through the same margins on track.
Speed Street turns an IndyCar weekend into Conor Daly's working account of what happened inside the car and around the paddock. Race results become questions of traffic, pit-stop execution, strategy, qualifying position, and the small losses that decide a finish.
Conor Daly makes you care exactly where a few pit-stop seconds went.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Long Beach gets strategy talk, paddock texture, and an unscripted race-week feel.
The episode turns the Long Beach Grand Prix preview into an easy paddock conversation, with Conor Daly and Bob moving through strategy, patience, and the late-race gamble that can decide the afternoon.
A loose, insider IndyCar conversation that turns Barber's near-miss into a clean race story.
Speed Street opens with Connor Daly's Indianapolis 500 testing update, then moves into Christian Lundgaard's Barber run for McLaren. The race talk carries the episode: the pit-stop frustration, the climb from 10th to second, and the blunt sense that Alex Palou could have been…
A candid Barber recap that gives the broadcast details real weight.
Barber Motorsports Park sits at the center of this episode, and the conversation works because it stays grounded in the feel of the weekend. It reads as an honest take on an okay race, with enough attention to the broadcast and timing details to explain why the event lands the…
A direct oval debrief where traffic and pit timing matter as much as speed.
Speed Street treats the Worldwide Technology Raceway race like a clean postmortem. It moves from the ratings note and the mention that over a million people watched Sunday night into the sequence that settled the finish.
A blunt, inside-baseball IndyCar debate that never sounds prepackaged.
Speed Street makes a blunt case for where IndyCar should head next, with David Land joining the hosts for a lively argument about progress, fan pushback, and the way today's series gets measured against a louder memory of the past.
Conor Daly and Bob preview the Grand Prix of Long Beach.
Speed Street opens with Connor Daly talking through his own Indy 500 test prep.
Barber is the headline.
The hosts preview the upcoming Barber Race Weekend, discuss IndyCar's strong season start, and share personal anecdotes about interacting with drivers in Indianapolis.
The host, Conrad Ailey, shares his experience as a two-seater driver at the Arlington Grand Prix, discussing the event's success and fan reactions.
Connor Daly discusses the thrilling IndyCar race at Phoenix where Josef Newgarden returned to victory lane, praising the improved racing package and collaboration between IndyCar and Firestone.
Conor Daly discusses his new role as a development driver, the delayed 200th episode announcement, and previews the upcoming race with guest Alex Palou.
IndyCar driver Conor Daly discusses his current unemployment, upcoming press release, and the start of the racing season in this milestone 200th episode.
Conor Daly and Bobby discuss the results and highlights from the IndyCar Phoenix test, analyzing driver performances and looking ahead to the season opener.
Conor Daly discusses recent IndyCar test results and his uncertain racing future.
Conor Daly and producer Bobby discuss the return of the Speed Street podcast after a winter break, changes to the show format, and upcoming IndyCar tests.
Host Conor Daly introduces a Christmas special episode featuring interviews with 12 drivers from various racing series.
IndyCar driver Conor Daly hosts the season finale of Speed Street, discussing racing news and personal updates.
Connor Daly introduces an interview with Jamie Little to discuss Fox Sports' first year covering IndyCar and future plans for the broadcast.
Speed Street opens on the Worldwide Technology Raceway night race and heads straight into the recap.
Conor Daly recaps his Indy 500 race and discusses the world of IndyCar racing.
Conor Daly kicks off Indy 500 race week with qualifying results, paddock drama, and a preview of the upcoming race.
Conor Daly previews Indy 500 practice week, discusses a recent race and new sponsor, and shares his excitement for the month of May.
Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden recap the Barber IndyCar race, discuss ratings growth, and preview interviews with drivers Alex Palou and Rinus VeeKay.
Speed Street opens by welcoming listeners and viewers and framing the show around IndyCar.
Conor Daly and Chase Holden discuss the upcoming Indy 500 open test, share excitement about racing history and merchandise, and preview the week's activities.
Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden recap the Long Beach Grand Prix, discuss race results, strategies, and interview winner Kyle Kirkwood.
Conor Daly previews the Long Beach Grand Prix, discusses recent race controversies, and teases a special guest interview with an IndyCar champion.
Connor Daly and co-host Chase Holden discuss the controversial IndyCar race at Thermal, including Scott McLaughlin's rough day and various driver issues.
Host Conor Daly previews the upcoming IndyCar race at The Thermal Club, discussing his lack of experience there and the excitement of race week.
This episode features an interview with IndyCar driver Christian Lundgaard as he prepares for testing at Barber Motorsports Park, discussing his move to Arrow McLaren and the upcoming racing season.
Host Conor Daly recaps the first IndyCar race of the 2025 season and interviews winner Alex Palou.
Host Conor Daly previews the St.
Conor Daly discusses recent IndyCar testing at Sebring and previews the upcoming St.
Conor Daly interviews fellow driver Conor Zilish about his racing career and upcoming events.
Conor Daly and co-host Chase Holden discuss IndyCar news, including a Fox commercial featuring Alex Palou and recent testing at the Thermal Club.
Conor Daly previews an episode featuring an interview with teammate Stingray Rock and reveals a new paint scheme for his IndyCar.