The absolute best breakdown of sports car racing on the internet. If you enjoy motorsport this is the podcast for you.

Thanks guys, I love the podcast and format. I fell in love with sportscar racing while living in Europe and appreciate your format; quick and to the point without fillers like rating driver performance or predicting winners of every race. Can you do a bit more on the Iron Dames? There are a lot of changes this year and I’m curious: Are they not tied to Iron Lynx? I was surprised to see them affiliating with Manthey next season; how did that come about? How will Michelle Gatling being named a Porsche factory driver affect her? Could we see her in the Hypercar or GTP? Other series? What’s next for Sarah Bovy? She’s a silver driver in FIA which bumped her from the WEC entry but she’s still driving for the Dames in GTD. Different systems?

The pod is great at providing lots of information from all of the major sports car series around the world. It is well produced with excellent quality. No fluff, no ads. Great job!

Fairly new sports car fan only been really getting into this sort of Motorsport for 3 years but just found this podcast at the end of last year and was a pleasure to have my sports car fix through the off season wish the show was longer though but I can’t get enough cause racing is all consuming for me

Thanks for bringing back the interviews. Love the insight in general and it was nice to hear from the TCR class. Good kid!

Sportscar365 is always on top of things, I look forward to their coverage and the podcast is always my source for the week’s news. Jon has assembled a great group of guys with a passion for the sport and it shows in their coverage. Thank you for filling the “news void” that existed in GT racing prior to Sportscar365’s creation! Keep up the great work!!

I generally look forward to this podcast every week. It’s informative and the team does a good job to clarify what can be a complicated sport! Must listen for a Sportcar fan!

Good info and the show is very well done and professional. Lots of info that explains all the nuances of sportscar and prototype racing

Very professional and informative. Keep up the good work.

I generally enjoy the podcast and overall Sportscar365 coverage. Seems to me the big issue in the 2023 Rolex for GTD/GTD Pro was the BoP. It was clear throughout that the AMGs and Astons had an advantage. The Porsche was never in the mix, but you can rationalize that as a new car. The BMW M4 GT3 is not a new car IMSA has lots of data, but the cars were left to be well down on power. All three cars performed at about the same level, right in the middle of the field well down on power. The only BoP adjustment was to give the BMW a little bit more fuel. Actually, not enough for a complete lap. What’s the point? Why leave these teams with little hope of being competitive?

Just wonderful

Love the show always tune in each week. My question is, now that GT3 cars will be making a debut soon to run in the 24hrs of Le Man should ACO, IMSA, SRO, and the VLN consider working together to put up a special award to the the team or manufacturer who sweep all of the big 24 hour race? Daytona, Nürburgring, Le Man, and Spa are the endurance events everyone wants to win. And honestly it could allow a great opportunity for a mix of cross promotion and for team from each series to go and challenge for the class victory.

These guys do a great job of summarizing the busy sportscar world! I can’t watch it all, but they can

Thanks for the great info every week.

Oh thank god …. Truly missed this podcast ! Intelligent and clear coverage of many of my favorite series. Keep it coming !

These guys give great stories of what’s going on behind the scenes in Sports car racing here in the States, but AROUND THE WORLD too!!! They do an excellent job helping those of who can’t see every race, stay informed! Keep up the GREAT work!

My name is Marcellus and I’m a huge fan of the show. My question is on GT3 equipment In the SRO series. I notice that most of the GT3 cars used are brand new models. Is this because only 2019/2020 models are allowed, or is the older equipment just no longer competitive. For instance could a team purchase the older 2015/ 2016 Kpax Bentleys or McClarens and run those ,or is this against regulations. In the 9 hours of Kyalami last year I’m pretty sure I saw an older 997 GT3 car being run. Also with the cost of new GT3 cars being so high this would give smaller teams the ability to run older equipment at half the cost of a new unit.

Been listening for a while and finally decided to rate and review. Currently in the world with the pandemic going in I figure with all the Sim racing, there would have more coverage however there is some coverage and I’m LOVING it, I def want more, even after our situation is over or changes and racing gets back on. At this point I think we can all see the potential of this kind or racing series!

Informative show that’s not too long or short. Great mix of reporting, opinions and interviews with the people making sports car racing happen.

A can’t miss IMSA podcast with WEC sprinkled in too

Double Stint from Sportscar365 is an excellent source for the latest news in the world of international GT & Prototype racing. Insight, interviews, reports from an "onsite" presence, rather than people watching the television feed. Concise and accurate reports. Thoroughly enjoyable!

Very informative and enjoyable podcast. If you like sports car racing this is a must listen. Professional, tight, broadcast. Highly recommended if you are interested in sports car racing.

Great coverage of series not given much love or attention in America! Thank you!

This is a very informative and professional podcast that gets you up to date on whats going on in the sports car racing world. I look forward to listening every week. Thanks!

The best Sports Car Racing focuses podcast on the market. They cover everything you need to know that happed during the week and don’t beat to death the topics that might be a little more controversial. I will be listening every week from here on out.

This podcast is the best thing that has happened to sports cars since synchromesh transmissions. John Dagys travels the world and attends sports car races everywhere, and he knows and talks to everyone involved. He knows everything that is happening, and what people are thinking. Ryan Myrehn is a talented and skilled radio announcer, sports commentator, and interviewer, and he is also a skilled driver who knows more than most people about high performance driving at the track. Between the two of them, they cover races that happened during the week, talk about news and changes coming up, and answer questions from listeners. Ryan also skillfully conducts an in-depth interview with one key driver each week. The structure, content, and flow of this podcast are great. It is very professional. Although Ryan knows an enormous amount about every sport including sports car racing, he maintains the role of impartial moderator during this podcast. It would be great if Ryan would contribute some of his own insights, and if both John and Ryan would occasionally voice some opinions. It would add depth and interest. This podcast is great. Everyone interested in cars should subscribe!

Professionally done podcast featuring mostly North American sportscar racing. Each episode offers a summary of any big race in the last week, news, a driver interview, and answering listener questions.

This is the spot to come to for all news related for Pirelli World Challenge, WEC, Blancpain, and IMSA. Love the Q&A at the end of each show along with the interviews from the relevant events.

One of the first things I do each morning is to check and see if there's a new podcast. As an avid sports car racing enthusiast, this show keeps me informed of what's going on across the racing world and what to expect for upcoming races. The responses to the listeners' questions are very thorough and informative. If you love racing, you will love this podcast. One of the best shows out there! Keep up the great work.

Great podcast

One of my favorite podcasts. Always look forward to their IMSA race previews, post race discussion, and driver interviews.

An excellent, no-nonsense sportscar racing podcast covering endurance sportscar racing from all over the globe. These guys know their stuff, travel to the races and have good interview guests. They are also very professional in their approach with solid content from start to finish each episode. Plus, you can get your submitted questions answered each week. Other good sportscar podcasts also cover other forms of racing and the hosts try too hard to be comedians too much, resulting in overly long, less focused shows, leaving Double Stint as the most professional, most efficient way to get the sportscar news you need from people who are on site at the races. The frequent flyer miles they accumulate must be staggering...

This podcast is great to get caught up on the races that happened through a varity of series. The show does a really good job with this and you can tell it's their focus. To me the interviews are hit or miss. I think this depends a lot on who they're interviewing. They have a session at the end where they answer fans questions posted through their media and this is where I wish they did more and added more personality to the show. It has a feeling of being too clinical in this section. I wish they would give more of their honest opinion. I feel like sometimes they're not wanting to give their honest feedback or answer in fear of making someone upset. I understand it's a fine line to walk, but I really think they would get more people tuning in if they gave longer answers for the third part of the show. This is where I think it also be a great part to hear fun conversations between the hosts about anything racing in general that allowed them to bring more personality to the show. Keep up the great work though guys. Just don't be afraid to relax and throw a little more personality into the show. To get what I'm talking about listen to an episode of Puck Podcast for hockey. Two guys who are friends doing the show for fun and do a great job of serious talk, but throw in their personalities without crossing the line.

All of the guys do a great job covering sportscar racing all over the world. Ryan is a great host and keeps the show moving. John travels to most of the races and gets great behind the scenes info. Keep up the good work!

Thank god for professional coverage of the sport I love. With the shift of all networks to ball and stick sports this podcast is the best place to get the most up to date sports car info.

If you are a sports car racing fan, this is the podcast for you. Great format and they cover everything. John Dagys and Ryan Myrehn make a great team with good back and forth on topics.

Love this podcast! #AskDoubleStint do you think Porsche will expand to three cars now that VW isn't spending the money on two LMP1 programs?

Sports car fans don't have the same options out there when it comes to finding out news and staying plugged in to their favorite sport, making Sportscar 365's new podcast an excellent listen for fans and insiders alike. Double Stint fills a nice little niche outside the standard-bearer MWM, with fresh insights, opinions and information. Was unsure what to expect initially, but as they've done more episodes John and crew seem to be finding their stride and developing their own voice quite nicely. At about 45 minutes per episode it's also a nice digestible run time for those of us with busy schedules. Thanks guys!

Very topical conversations on all things racing. Sound quality is great. Covers all major series' in a very professional and informative manner. Keep it up guys!

This is a really good show about Sportscar racing. There is a plethora of NASCAR shows, a few Verizon Indy Car shows, a Sprint Car show and finally a Sportscar show. The hosts provide reputable guest that provide good information and will get you ready for the next race.

Massive respect for these guys, excited to hear more insights from them and for a podcast focused on sportscar racing. Only gave 4 stars bc the pilot episode was a little disengaging. Maybe I'm just used to the MWM silliness, but this felt a little forced from the hosts. Hopefully just teething as you guys get comfortable with the audio format. I'm sure this will be a staple of my podcast library either way. Looking forward to some deep insights that might not be on the mainstream news wire.