NASHVILLE — NASCAR & Bussin‘ With The Boys today announced the launch of a new weekly show — “Racin‘ With The Boys.” Unveiled by Taylor Lewan and Will Compton on Wednesday, “Racin‘ With The Boys” will give fans a new taste of the stories that make NASCAR the sport it is, based on the highly acclaimed NFL show from the same team. Peyton Manning‘s Omaha Productions developed the show and will lead production of the series.
A new episode of Racin‘ With The Boys will drop weekly on Thursdays throughout the summer, beginning on May 28. Episodes will live on the Bussin‘ With The Boys YouTube Channel, within a dedicated “Racin‘ With The Boys” playlist, enabling fans to quickly and easily find the NASCAR content they want. The 14-episode series will bring fans closer to the biggest NASCAR personalities, fans, and stars, and feature plenty of celebrity and racing cameos.
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“Now that the NFL Draft has passed, we have a lot of time until next football season, so we were in search of a new sport to follow,” said Taylor Lewan. “We‘ve decided to make NASCAR our summer vacation hobby, and learn everything we can in the shortest amount of time possible.”
“Whatever The Boys do … we‘re all in,” said Will Compton. “Racin‘ With The Boys is no different. So, we‘re going to be fully immersed, and get as involved as possible with all parts of the NASCAR world. We‘re excited to partner with NASCAR to bring our ideas to the sport in our own way.”
Each episode will feature updates after key races, interviews with famous drivers and celebrity fans from the racing world to talk all things NASCAR. The first episode of “Racin‘ With The Boys” will feature Ryan Blaney and Bubba Wallace. Lewan and Compton will also attend the Cracker Barrel 400 at Nashville Superspeedway on Sunday, May 31, shooting content and meeting fans, drivers, and NASCAR personalities to get the full NASCAR experience.
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“We‘re not trying to make NASCAR fit into someone else‘s box — we‘re letting Taylor and Will explore it their way,” said Tim Clark, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer at NASCAR. “That‘s where the fun is, and honestly, that‘s how you reach people who might not have given the sport a shot before.”
NASCAR is feeling significant momentum right now, fueled by some of the best on-track competition in the sport, new audiences discovering race weekends, and creator-driven content helping bring fans closer to the action. Through “Racin‘ With The Boys,” fans will get an inside look at the people, stories, and personalities that fuel NASCAR every week — from drivers and team owners to the fans and culture that make race weekends unlike anything else in sports.
