Really enjoy listening to the gems. I’ve been to several Nascar races and love to listen to them again!

Love hearing the old races don’t care for the modern ones but that’s ok. Great way to spend time working in the garage and listening to these. Would love to hear the 85 Talledega 500 when Bill came from two laps down to win.

Love these rebroadcasts. Would love to hear the 1971 Riverside 500 & 1972 400. My dad won these races, I was very young so don’t remember much about those races. Ray Elder shocked the NASCAR nation by winning the 500. I’ve heard even the broadcasters were surprised. Would love to hear it.

Could you upload the 1989 Daytona 500? I gotta say Danielle Frye was horrid doing pit road reporting and interviews!!

These rebroadcasts are excellent, I only wish they’d stick to races in the Bill Sr. & Jr. era. The 2014 Daytona 500 isn’t really classic for example, and I have no interest in Brian France NASCAR. And now they added the 2023 Clash?? Did they run out of races?

I love listening to the old races the broadcast and commentary is awesome, bring more from the 70’s and especially the 80’s. Great job

I really enjoy listening to MRN Classics. Thank you for continuing to post up the MRN races of days gone by. I’d love to see more races from the 70’s and 80’s! 1979-1983 are my favorites!

I love reliving these moments, didn’t know there was a podcast for MRN till last week - I grew up listening to MRN, Westwood One broadcasts while I worked - great to hear Squier, Hall, Despain and then Bestwick and Gold group - they brought the races to you as quick as it was happening on the track - thanks for sharing these, you make an old race fan happy to relive his youth and the best part of racing

Please keep releasing these racing classics! Many great memories! Love Barney Hall, Eli Gold and Joe Moore! They where magic behind the mic!

Would love to hear 2001 Daytona 500

Keep up the good work. Would love to hear more races from Daytona and Talladega without restrict or plates

I just heard about this a week ago and I’m hooked!! Huge fan of nascar and this is amazing!! Plz keep them coming plz!😎

I love this podcast. Used to listen to them on MRNs website but it was always buggy. This is a much better user experience. Only request is to keep it classic. If the year starts with a “2”, don’t include it.

Thank you MRN for posting these classic broadcasts!

I mean don’t get me wrong I love all of these classic races from the 90’s and stuff but I would love to hear what calling some of the newer races like COTA was like. Or even some of the heated battles from other races in the 2010’s

Love listening to these old races! Thank you MRN for sharing.

I enjoy listening to classic races from the 90’s. I remember all the drivers from when I was a kid. Please don’t put what happens or who wins races below race. It kinda ruins it.

The show was great until they just started posting races that they already had posted before. Still good show, though.

Absolutely love that I can listen to these old races on my long trips...just wish we could get the starting lineups each race...feels incomplete unless Barney, Eli, Allen, or Joe is telling me who starts where and where they are from or who is on the car that weekend

y'all should add more talladega races

Other than that, that content is awesome. Wish there was more available.

Would love to the call of the 2001 Daytona 500

Any chance of getting more races from the 76 77 seasons

Great to relive these old races.

I like to listen to the old races but I’d like to hear more 80s-90s races and 2000’s really but overall just want more to choose from but it’s been great so far !!

Did you have to delete all of the old ones?? I thought the first race at Chicagoland would still be on the list but sadly that is gone😪😪

This podcast is perfect for the gearhead with lots of time. Ie if you can use headphones at work. You'll brush up on history and learn a thing or two.

The 1977 US GP from Watkins Glen was amazing. Please post more F1 races from that classic period if possible. Thanks!

I thank MRN for making these available but I wonder why they keep offering the same races over and over..Don't mean to be critical but with these being archieved why do repeats??

I absolutely love listening to these old broadcasts. Sit back, pop in your earbuds, and take a trip back in time — all with MRN’s fantastic coverage of these classic NASCAR events. Thank you, MRN for making these available!

Thank u mrn radio for great classic races please keep adding I love.

I highly enjoy listening to these old broadcasts, especially the ones from the 70's and 80's. Lots of great battles.

I love, love, love, love listening to these old races! Some I remember some I don't, but it's great to hear names like Petty, Pearson, Allison, Foyt, Earnhardt, Elliott, Gant, Neil, Waltrip, Cale, among others clashing for the lead! Thanks so much for the great races on podcast!

This brings back memories of when I was a little boy on Sunday afternoons. Thanks

I've been a nascar fan and a fan of racing for as long as I can remember. and I'm real glad MRN radio has put some of these archived radio broadcasts for all to listen to and download and relieve some of the best races in the Motor Racing Network's History.

I am so glad that MRN has made these broadcasts available. Their coverage has always been second to none and it is a thrill to hear these races. Nascar has changed a lot in the last decade and I feel that despite 'lucky dog' free passes, double-file restarts, and the waive-around rule, the races in the 80's and 90's were just as, if not more exciting. As I started listening to these broadcasts, I couldn't help but smile. It was like having some old friends return. Change is inevitable, but the drivers of the past seem to have a more rugged edge to them. When they won races, they did their victory lap and went to victory lane. No burnouts or other showboating. They respected their equipment. I'm not knocking the talent of today's drivers, but you simply don't have personas like Dale Earnhardt Sr. anymore. I recommend this to any true Nascar fan, especially those new to the sport. It gives you a feel of what it was like in yesteryear. We never forget these drivers. Just listen to the the 1992 Winston All-Star Race broadcast. The winner, Davey Allison (still the only back-to-back winner nearly 20 years later), earned only $250,000 and he earned every penny of it as he crashed at the finish line (the last lap of that race is still, in my opinion, the single most exciting last lap I have ever heard or seen), Contrast that with this year's all-star race where the winner, Carl Edwards, won over $1,000,000 and instead of wrecking his car going all out for the win, he wrecked it doing a ridiculous celebration slide through grass. Plus, these broadcasts are free!!! Thank you so much MRN!!!!!