Stacking Pennies with Corey LaJoie

This week on Stacking Pennies, Skip is back from California and the boys are talking about the racing that actually feels alive right now.
SVG wins again at Sonoma, which sends Corey and Skip into a full V8 Supercars breakdown: why Shane van Gisbergen looks so different, what NASCAR can learn from Supercars, and whether more drivers from Australia and New Zealand could be coming next.
Then the guys get into why F1 feels stale, why NHRA knows exactly who it is, Maddi Gordon’s first Top Fuel win, Bozi’s Lexus team getting IMSA flowers, road course pit stops, Pikes Peak chaos, and World Cup fans discovering America.

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This week on Stacking Pennies, Corey LaJoie and Ryan Flores recap NASCAR's historic San Diego street race before sitting down with RFK Racing President Chip Bowers.
Chip discusses the challenges of growing a NASCAR organization, the evolving charter system, attracting sponsors, creating a championship culture, and why winning remains the ultimate business strategy. Drawing from his experiences with organizations like the Golden State Warriors, he shares valuable leadership lessons and his vision for RFK Racing's future.
Plus, the guys react to the biggest moments from San Diego, discuss rising stars in the sport, and break down what it takes to keep stacking pennies in NASCAR.
Guest: Chip Bowers, President of RFK Racing.
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Jamie McMurray joins Corey LaJoie for a wide-ranging conversation about returning to competition, preparing for the San Diego street race, and helping his son Carter chase his own racing dreams.
The two discuss Denny Hamlin's recent run of dominance, the evolution of driver development, Jamie's memorable first Cup win and Daytona 500 victory, and what today's young drivers face on their path to NASCAR's top level.
It's part racing insight, part storytelling, and full of the behind-the-scenes perspective only two racers can provide.

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Bonus Episode: The GOAT of competitive eating, Joey Chestnut, joins us live from Charlotte Motor Speedway on Memorial Day race weekend. Joey pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to eat 70+ hot dogs in 10 minutes: the cleanses, the jaw training, the rhythm, the film study, and why it's a lot more like racing than people realize.
We cover the 76 hot dog world record, the time he grabbed a protestor mid-contest and still won, the Kobayashi rivalry, the "999" baseball challenge, his first-ever win (deep-fried asparagus, somehow), and what the end of a career looks like for the best to ever do it. He also tries a Gleezy dog for the first time and weighs in on the great ketchup debate.
Equal parts hilarious, surprising, and oddly inspiring. New episodes every Monday.
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This week on Stacking Pennies, Corey LaJoie and Ryan Flores break down a wild weekend at Michigan, including Denny Hamlin's dominant victory, Chris Bell's massive crash, Carson Hocevar's continued rise, and the latest storylines from around the NASCAR garage. Corey also shares insights from his visit to Stellantis headquarters and discusses the challenges facing Ram in the Truck Series.
Later, Ryan and Keiron sit down with factory Triumph rider Jordon Smith to talk about his journey from local North Carolina motocross tracks to the highest levels of Supercross and Motocross. Jordon shares what it's like competing in the 450 class, helping launch Triumph's factory racing program, overcoming injuries, managing arm pump, and the physical demands of one of motorsports' toughest disciplines.
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