The Indycar Dad Podcast

Indycar Dad Podcast

Indycar Dad (Tom Nardone) focuses on having fun at the races. Over his 50+ years as a race fan and a father he learned a few things make racing fun: Great racingA close-up fan experienceFriends and familyKnowledge of the sport. In his podcast he will help you have more fun with Indycar. He will ask questions that expand your knowledge of the sport and introduce you to Indycar personalities. He will experience and discuss great racing, and he will be part of and encourage a great fan experience. He will do this in a fun way. Indycar Dad isn’t too serious. This entire project, his podcast, his instagram, and his Youtube channel is a form of recreation for him. He has no sponsors and doesn’t answer to anyone. He is just here to have a good time with his family of fellow Indycar fans. Join the Indycar family and subscribe to the Indycar Dad Podcast Indycar Dad is really only interested in talking about Indycar, the Indianapolis 500, and the feeder series for them. Sure, he watches F1, IMSA, F1 and others, but he studies Indycar and has been attending multiple races per year for decades. He wants to stick to his area of interest, so this project is only about having fun with Indycar. We hope you enjoy it.

  1. FEB 10

    Indycar Dad Podcast With The Formation Yap 2026 Predictions - Ep. 8

    The Formation Yap joins the Indycar Dad Podcast to discuss their predictions for the 2026 IndyCar season, including championship winners, Indy 500 winners, first-time winners, and new race discussions. The conversation also delves into the concept of manifesting outcomes and the impact of fan energy on drivers. The conversation covers a range of topics including racing misfortunes, anticipation for upcoming races, challenges at Daytona, preparations for the Phoenix race, discussion about Prema Racing, Rookie of the Year contenders, and the start of rumors and gags. The speakers share humorous anecdotes and engage in light-hearted banter throughout the conversation. The conversation covers a range of topics including the youngest driver in IndyCar, predictions for the next winner, driver performance and expectations, controversial opinions, humorous interactions, personal anecdotes, rapid fire questions, and gossip/personal insights. The conversation covers a range of topics including driver speculation, future plans, Colton Herta's career path, Dale Coyne Racing's second driver, humorous race day scenarios, race day viewing habits, upcoming race attendance, and excitement for the IndyCar season. The participants engage in lively discussions about potential struggles in F2, predictions about driver performance, team decisions, and humorous race day ideas. They also share their race day viewing habits, upcoming race attendance plans, and express their excitement for the upcoming IndyCar season. Takeaways Season predictions and discussions on championship, Indy 500, and first-time winnersInsight into the impact of fan energy and manifesting outcomesExploration of new race discussions and predictions Humorous banter and light-hearted discussionsAnticipation and excitement for upcoming races Insightful predictions and opinions on upcoming races and driversHumorous and engaging interactions between the hosts Driver speculationFuture plansColton Herta's future in F2Potential struggles in F2Speculation about Dale Coyne Racing's second driverPredictions about the driver's performanceHumorous race day scenariosCreative and entertaining race day ideasRace day viewing habitsEngagement with race day contentUpcoming race attendanceSocial media presence and engagementAnticipation for the upcoming IndyCar seasonPassion for motorsports Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Season Predictions06:10 Indy 500 Winner Predictions16:39 Discussion on New Races22:15 Challenges at Daytona27:30 Discussion about Prema Racing35:32 Start of Rumors and Gags41:00 Controversial Opinions and Driver Analysis46:15 Rapid Fire Questions52:07 Colton Herta's Career Path59:10 Humorous Race Day Scenarios01:04:50 Upcoming Race Attendance and Social Media

    1h 7m
  2. FEB 6

    Indycar Dad Podcast - Ep 7 - Indycar News in 5 minutes 2/5/26

    Here is the Indycar news for the week of February 5th, 2026. Here is what happened in Indycar this week. Presented in 5 minutes: Mick Shumacher Testing. He had the entire track (homestead) to himself. He didn’t crash. Ryan Briscoe is his driver coach. I think that is a great result for the team. But there is no data to work with here. It will be useful to prep him for the Phoenix oval test. We have some spy shots of outside the PREMA shop and it doesn’t look good. Callum Ilot was interviewed and he also indicated that they don’t seem likely to be at the test days nor at St. Pete. The Freedom 250 was put on the calendar. We haven’t seen much detail, but everyone is promising a race in Washington DC as a celebration of our country’s 250th birthday. McLaren “launched” their 2026 cars. Considering they look pretty much the same and the chassis and engine is the same, the only thing we missed from that event was some free food. Maybe I’ll get an invite next year. It turns out that Romain Grosjean was at media day last week. He wasn’t part of the official images released by Indycar, but pictures of him in an all black firesuit that matched Dennis Hauger’s appeared on Getty Images. We all got to see a letter that Roger Penske wrote to Donald Trump. I always admired Roger Penske. I live near him and he always seemed like a guy who spent his money doing things that I would do if I was a Billionaire. I tell you what, I wouldn’t be writing letters to kiss anyone’s ass if I was Roger Penske. Dario Francitti will be racing at St. Pete this year. Unfortunately, he will be in a Toyota truck, but it will be fun to see him back and racing competitively. Conor Daly said there is a percentage of a chance that he will be at St. Pete in an Indycar.

    4 min

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Indycar Dad (Tom Nardone) focuses on having fun at the races. Over his 50+ years as a race fan and a father he learned a few things make racing fun: Great racingA close-up fan experienceFriends and familyKnowledge of the sport. In his podcast he will help you have more fun with Indycar. He will ask questions that expand your knowledge of the sport and introduce you to Indycar personalities. He will experience and discuss great racing, and he will be part of and encourage a great fan experience. He will do this in a fun way. Indycar Dad isn’t too serious. This entire project, his podcast, his instagram, and his Youtube channel is a form of recreation for him. He has no sponsors and doesn’t answer to anyone. He is just here to have a good time with his family of fellow Indycar fans. Join the Indycar family and subscribe to the Indycar Dad Podcast Indycar Dad is really only interested in talking about Indycar, the Indianapolis 500, and the feeder series for them. Sure, he watches F1, IMSA, F1 and others, but he studies Indycar and has been attending multiple races per year for decades. He wants to stick to his area of interest, so this project is only about having fun with Indycar. We hope you enjoy it.

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