Jeff Gluck joins Freddie Kraft, Tommy Baldwin, and Karsyn Elledge on today’s episode of Door Bumper Clear. Freddie breaks down Bubba Wallace’s wreck that took out nearly half the field, Tommy explains why fuel mileage made Daytona a good race, and Jeff shares why the 2026 schedule raises concerns for fans in certain regions of the country. Plus, the crew analyzes how Ryan Blaney went from 13th to the lead in the final two laps, debates whether Tyler Reddick was racing too aggressively, and discusses whether Cup drivers should be allowed to run more races in the lower series.
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Bob Pockrass & Richmond: Tire Falloff is King
Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports joins Freddie Kraft, Tommy Baldwin, and Karsyn Elledge in the Door Bumper Clear studio this week! Bob helps break down Austin Dillon's triumphant win at Richmond Raceway, which not only serves as redemption from his controversial win last year but also punches his ticket to the NASCAR Playoffs. Alex Bowman might have finished second, but his frustration with lap traffic hit a breaking point after his Chevrolet teammates failed to assist. The crew also debates whether NASCAR should have issued teams another set of tires and if that would have spiced up the pit strategy for some teams. Plus, we can’t have Bob on and not talk about the latest Silly Season rumors inside the garage.
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Connor Zilisch & Josh Williams: Hard Hits at the Glen
Connor Zilisch and his spotter, Josh Williams, join Freddie Kraft and Tommy Baldwin at the table this week for another episode of Door Bumper Clear. Connor breaks down his scary fall in Victory Lane following his win in the Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen, and the guys poke fun at his expense. The crew debates whether Austin Hill intentionally wrecked Michael McDowell, whether NASCAR should enforce track limits and force drivers to use the actual race track, and whether more horsepower is the answer for the Next Gen cars. Plus, we have Reaction Theatre, #AskDBC, and so much more!
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Iowa & Tyler Courtney: Aero Blocking at a Short Track
Freddie Kraft, Tommy Baldwin, and Karsyn Elledge are back for another episode of Door Bumper Clear. This week they’re joined by High Limit Sprint Car Series driver Tyler Courtney ahead of one of the biggest dirt races of the year, the Knoxville Nationals. The crew recaps the wild sequence of cautions that helped William Byron save enough fuel to pick up the win, NASCAR’s decision not to throw the caution for oil on the track in Saturday’s Xfinity series race, and was Brad Keselowski’s decision to pit when he did the correct choice? Plus, Freddie drops some silly season news and Tyler breaks down Corey Day’s stock car racing career so far. All that plus #AskDBC, DBC Picks, and fan-favorite Reaction Theatre.
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Indy & Mark Martin: Freddie is a Brickyard 400 Winner
Mark Martin joins Freddie Kraft, Tommy Baldwin, and Karsyn Elledge this week for a brand-new episode of Door Bumper Clear. Freddie is fresh off his first Brickyard 400 win as a spotter and tells us all about the post-race celebration that went deep into the morning. It was the perfect week for Mark Martin to join the show, as JR Motorsports celebrated its 100th win on Saturday. Mark was the 1st driver to win in JRM equipment, and he tells us the controversial ending of that day in Las Vegas. Plus, the crew debates whether a season-long points format or a playoff format is the better way to crown a champion going forward. #AskDBC, Reaction Theatre, DBC Picks, and Shitshow Hall of Fame are also back this week!
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Now in its 10th year, Door Bumper Clear returns with a fresh lineup, raw energy, and the same unapologetic edge fans have come to love. Veteran NASCAR industry members Freddie Kraft and Tommy Baldwin—brothers in the sport and unfiltered to the core—team up with the fearless Karsyn Elledge, a rising voice in motorsports. Unabashedly bold and highly entertaining, DBC recaps the fast-paced world of NASCAR through the eyes of spotters, crew chiefs and influential industry insiders. Whether they're recapping last weekend’s race, tackling hot-button rumors, or sparking fiery debates, the DBC crew delivers insight and entertainment with bold opinions, comedic banter, and an authentic, no-holds-barred approach.
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