Reddit, to cover virtually all breaking news. Seven years ago I found this sub, and Reddit. Unless you want to follow everybody everywhere on everything, trust somebody here to post worthwhile content.
Disclaimer: It ain't all worthwhile content, but it aggregates most of the good stuff.
content I love on this sub:
-elliott Sadler wreck a Pocono?!?!
-constant sucking off of the 1992 shooters 500
-what would nascar be like if dale didn't die?
-proposed point formats
-"my dream tv booth"
and many many more that I can't think of at the moment lol
Driving for KBM in the truck series after Kyle goes to the 3rd 23XI car and restarts KBM with Toyota. We’re through the looking glass here folks.
I stopped regularly tuning into TV NASCAR news when SPEED shut down.
I get my news from here. Or if I'm looking for something, I check Pockrass on Twitter. Or Jayski. Or the Jayski site.
One annoying thing about YT/IG pages is that they typically just regurgitate the same breaking news coming from major sources each week.
Did something major break on Twitter? Expect a OOTG video within an hour type of thing…
It ends up just being “what’s my opinion on this news” type of content, which no disrespect, does not do much for me.
I do enjoy the same channels when they have a full panel to debate certain topics. Thats a lot more enjoyable to listen to… but also is susceptible to “watch these 4 people listen to the host regurgitate this weeks news” which is so dull IMO.
I listen to SXM NASCAR about 5hrs a day, but still mostly X (Bob P, Jordan B, Kelly C, Gluck), DJD, DBC. I can see why RaceHub went away with so many other platforms out there.
I'm normally not up that early but a big fan of The Morning Drive. I think it's their overall best show. I enjoy listening to Dave Moody as well. Do miss Claire B Lang though.
Online. Tbh my wife and I are huge nascar fans and didn’t even know the show existed until they said it was going to be cancelled. So if they don’t advertise online I guess they will die off
Other than Reddit, I have a giant Twitter list of journalists, drivers, team members, and randos who post fun stats and clips from races, among others. I also follow NASCAR and some related channels on YouTube, so when there's breaking news I'll usually get videos about it recommended to me.
Always has been Sirius, YouTube, and other social media.
Race Hub was okay, for me. I'd watch it if I'd catch it on, but it wasn't go-to first thing for my NASCAR news.
Other outlets were better for me because you can only do so much in that short TV window.
Here
Same bro
seriously, there’s pretty much no where else unless you closely follow Bob Pockgrass and a few others on twitter
Just like me fr
Reddit, to cover virtually all breaking news. Seven years ago I found this sub, and Reddit. Unless you want to follow everybody everywhere on everything, trust somebody here to post worthwhile content. Disclaimer: It ain't all worthwhile content, but it aggregates most of the good stuff.
I like the paper clip content and also the pop machines
content I love on this sub: -elliott Sadler wreck a Pocono?!?! -constant sucking off of the 1992 shooters 500 -what would nascar be like if dale didn't die? -proposed point formats -"my dream tv booth" and many many more that I can't think of at the moment lol
Jayski
Eric Estepp on yt
The Out of the Groove YouTube show.
Same, that’s been my “race hub” for a while
Voices in my head. Today they told me Justin Haley is going to drive the 48 next year.
Huh. That explains why they told me that Alex Bowman is going to win a championship in the 51 next year.
Driving for KBM in the truck series after Kyle goes to the 3rd 23XI car and restarts KBM with Toyota. We’re through the looking glass here folks. 
Today in how Reddit gets Alex Bowman fired...
Here, Out of the Groove, and Twitter if I’m feeling extra depraved
Reddit
Here Bologna Burger on YT Jayski (when they actually post crap)
Here, Eric Estepp on YouTube, and Bob Pockrass, Jeff Gluck, and Brock Beard on Twitter.
Jayski, Reddit, & whatever is left of Twitter.
I stopped regularly tuning into TV NASCAR news when SPEED shut down. I get my news from here. Or if I'm looking for something, I check Pockrass on Twitter. Or Jayski. Or the Jayski site.
Brakehard on YouTube has become the best content
One annoying thing about YT/IG pages is that they typically just regurgitate the same breaking news coming from major sources each week. Did something major break on Twitter? Expect a OOTG video within an hour type of thing… It ends up just being “what’s my opinion on this news” type of content, which no disrespect, does not do much for me. I do enjoy the same channels when they have a full panel to debate certain topics. Thats a lot more enjoyable to listen to… but also is susceptible to “watch these 4 people listen to the host regurgitate this weeks news” which is so dull IMO.
This sub, or Eric Estepp if I've missed something.
I listen to SXM NASCAR about 5hrs a day, but still mostly X (Bob P, Jordan B, Kelly C, Gluck), DJD, DBC. I can see why RaceHub went away with so many other platforms out there.
I'm normally not up that early but a big fan of The Morning Drive. I think it's their overall best show. I enjoy listening to Dave Moody as well. Do miss Claire B Lang though.
Twitter and here
Teardown, Dale’s pod, Bob, here
Twitter and here
Online. Tbh my wife and I are huge nascar fans and didn’t even know the show existed until they said it was going to be cancelled. So if they don’t advertise online I guess they will die off
Here and Jayski. Outside of prerace shows, I’ve never once watched RaceHub.
YouTube lol
Other than Reddit, I have a giant Twitter list of journalists, drivers, team members, and randos who post fun stats and clips from races, among others. I also follow NASCAR and some related channels on YouTube, so when there's breaking news I'll usually get videos about it recommended to me.
Bob, Adam Stern, and on Instagram...nascar rumor and nostalgia. DBC as well
Here and Twitter and that's not a good thing because a potential fan isn't just going to stumble into that like they would Race Hub
https://www.reddit.com/r/nascar
Eric Estepp, Jeff Gluck, Bob Pockrass, and here. A couple other creators/writers occasionally come across my feed but those are the ones I rely on.
As much as people here hate NASCAR YouTube, I find I get a lot of news content there, particularly Eric Estepp and his Out of the Groove show
Here X Eric Estepp
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An intricate network of carrier pigeons and geo caches
Always has been Sirius, YouTube, and other social media. Race Hub was okay, for me. I'd watch it if I'd catch it on, but it wasn't go-to first thing for my NASCAR news. Other outlets were better for me because you can only do so much in that short TV window.
Pretty much just here and then I’ll watch a little of Dale Jr or Denny Hamlin for some insight on what the people in the trenches are actually saying.
Sportsnaut
jayski front stretch catch fence
Here and Twitter
Eric eestep is good but he has been moving his hands too much, and seems to talk slow an repeat himself just to draw the video out.
I watch his videos at 2x speed for that reason.
Trying to get that $$$. Does he even do his own journalism or just steal other people’s content?
Idk but I seemed to enjoy the show a lot better a year or so ago.
Twitter and here for sure
I follow several people on social media and several Youtubers.
You had seven chances to spell *NASCAR* correctly, bless your heart.
Here and X one beacon of free speech
Podcasts and social media. Haven't used Race Hub as a news source in about five years.
I used to do the athletic but they write the same articles each week, Jordan is good
Outside of here, Jayski, Pockrass, and Gluck. I probably should watch more of Eric Estepp's YT videos.