IndyCar Driver Graham Rahal has been in the series 17 years. He started in 2007 at the age of 18 but Rahal is 35 now with a family and business interests on top of racing. He's aware that he's busy and he's concerned about making more time for his wife and daughters. He told Crash Gladys he'd also like to make more time for his wife Courtney Force Rahal so she has a break from her little girls. Listen...

Graham Rahal on Mixing Family and Racing

Guests: Indianapolis 500 Winner Josef Newgarden, 2016 Indy 500 Winner Alexander Rossi, 2018 Indy 500 Winner Will Power, 2022 Daytona 500 Winner Austin Cindric, IndyCar Driver Graham Rahal

SpeedFreaks National Radio Show 05/26/2024

This 2005 Flashback with Bobby & Graham Rahal was right before the Sebring 12 Hour. Graham was just a teenager trying to decide what his racing future would be. Now he's driving for his father's IndyCar team and has a motorcycle racing program of his own. It was fun to remember a teen driver who was just setting out on his racing road back in April of 2005. Listen...

Bobby & Graham Rahal on Youth, Respect & Sports Cars

Guests: IndyCar Laguna Seca Winner Alex Palou, 2005 Flashback with NASCAR Legend Tony Stewart, 2006 Flashback with Kenny & Brandon Bernstein, 2018 Flashback with Fernando Alonso, 2005 Flashback with Bobby & Graham Rahal

SpeedFreaks National Radio Show 06/23/2024

The Freaks are back and chomping at the bit to get into the stellar snooze fest that was NASCAR at Martinsville. Crash joins the show from "the paperclip," as the crew dives into Denny's dominance and the wild Xfinity Series spectacle from Saturday. Hear from one of the most exciting young talents across motorsports in Connor Zilisch on his journey to this point, Rico Abreu following High Limit's first race at Arizona, as well as a very blunt Graham Rahal on the state of IndyCar.

SpeedFreaks National Radio Show 03/30/25

Graham Rahal gets blunt with Kenny and Crash on the state of IndyCar following shockingly low numbers from the second race of the season, and what he deems "inconsistent" and "negative" reporting from journalists across social media. The series veteran tackles marketing, the schedule and goes to bat for The Thermal Club following passionate fan reactions to the most recent race. Consider this a State of the Sport address from Rahal in a rather positive light.

Graham Rahal gets blunt on the state of IndyCar

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