Live post-race show: Inside the Race to break down all things Martinsville
Live post-race show: Inside the Race to break down all things Martinsville
Can't wait any longer to go Inside the Race following each NASCAR Cup Series event?
Visit our NASCAR YouTube page post-race to get live, immediate breakdowns and analysis from veteran crew chief and broadcaster Steve Letarte, alongside additional co-hosts and reporters from the track.
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Following today's Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway, co-hosts Letarte and Jeff Burton will go live to dissect the winning and losing moves, plus other top story lines following the first short-track race of the 2025 Cup Series season.
Former championship-winning crew chief and MRN analyst Todd Gordon, along with Mamba Smith, will also join the show, providing their insights and observations directly from the track.
Watch today's Cup Series race (3 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio), then tune in for immediate analysis on NASCAR's YouTube page.
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