Off Track with Hinch and Rossi - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The team here just works - so many "sports talk" radio shows and podcasts come off as know-it-all talking heads obviously on the outside looking in on whatever the topic. But this show is just different -- whatever these guys are talking about (sometimes they even talk about even racing!) they *know* what they're talking about from the inside. Every show comes across as a casual, matter-of-fact conversation that I somehow feel a part of... so if I ever meet these guys at the track, I will probably start talking to them as if I've known them for years and it will be super awkward. Sorry in advance, gentlemen.

They touch on all things, not just racing. It’s a good mix with Hinch being personable, knowledgeable and friendly. Then you have the very intelligent but anti friendly Rossi. And Tim is not very knowledgeable about sports but adds some good comic relief. Overall a great mix and listen.

This podcast just has the best blend of humor and real knowledge of racing. It you listen, I guarantee you will laugh a lot and learn a lot.

Gentlemen! Love the show, the banter, love it all. I am training for my 8th marathon and while I’m much older than the last time I trained (pre-Covid), and much slower this go-round, and training in “Hades” (aka: Austin, TX—the hottest summer on record)—I look forward to your podcasts on my long runs. And here I am, running in a neighborhood in North Austin when you said, Hinch, talking about Jerez, Spain, the final GP of 1997 with Jacques Villeneuve and Schumacher where the championship was decided in one corner, essentially, I yelled out, “Yes! Let’s go Hinch!” I feel the same—Jacques was my guy too. I woke up early in California to watch that battle. But it was how you worded it, you respect Schumacher, but also noted that it was a “dirty” move. And while I hate to admit it, now, as a Danny Ric fan, I agree with you both—kinda want to see Red Bull just plow through the rest of the year and say I saw history.

Anyways, love the show guys, and thank you for keeping me going on my runs. Hope you have a blast at Laguna Seca, that was my first race ever, in 1994 as a kid. I got to see Mario’s final race. Pretty cool!
Cheers,
Jill 🤠