ESPN: The Jayski Podcast

Mark Garrow talks with Denny Hamlin about the Toyota de-tuned engines. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is relieved about his Pocono run.

Mark Garrow reports on Jimmie Johnson's dominating win at Pocono. Dale Earnhardt Jr. gets his first top five in the last nine races.

Steve Richards is at Pocono where Jimmie Johnson reflected on his late race jumped Dover restart and felt Juan Pablo Montoya found a rules loophole.

Steve Richards reports Brad Keselowski is unfazed by his Dover penalty. On the 69th anniversary of D-Day, Bud Moore remembers storming the beaches of Normandy.

Steve Richards reports on the Brad Keselowski team penalties stemming from Dover. Matt Kenseth hopes the Toyota Racing engine issues are quickly resolved.

Steve Richards reports Penske Racing is expecting penalties after Brad Keselowski's car failed Dover postrace inspection. Tony Stewart lashes out due to media rumors.

Steve Richards reports on Tony Stewart's surprise win at Dover and how a penalty against Jimmie Johnson opened the door for a Stewart-Juan Pablo Montoya shootout.

Steve Richards talks with Jimmie Johnson, who describes the tornado damage he saw in Oklahoma. Danica Patrick on last Sunday's wreck with boyfriend Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

Steve Richards reports Jimmie Johnson is visiting Oklahoma tornado victims. Plus, Danica Patrick's mindset in the race car is much different than a year ago.

Steve Richards has Marcos Ambrose, whose car suffered the most damage from that broken TV cable at Charlotte. Jimmie Johnson is heading for tornado-ravaged Oklahoma.

Mark Garrow has the wrap up of Kevin Harvick's Coke 600 win. Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Mark Martin discuss the fallen cable that injured ten fans.

Mark Garrow talks to Denny Hamlin, who set a Charlotte track qualifying record, and discusses why Danica Patrick didn't try to run Charlotte and the Indy 500.

Mark Garrow has the new NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2014. Danica Patrick and her fellow Cup drivers are keeping an eye on the Indy 500.

Mark Garrow previews the vote as to which five individuals will represent the NASCAR Hall of Fame class of 2014.

Mark Garrow reports track owner, Bruton Smith, may move the October Charlotte race to Las Vegas. Plus, he has thoughts from Tony Stewart, Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards.