Who will find magic in New Hampshire?

Stacking Pennies with Corey LaJoie

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4.9 • 818 Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Corey and Skip rate Christopher Bell's Bristol burnout, talk about the history of New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Corey shares stories of racing in New Hampshire and previews both the Truck and Cup races this weekend.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody.
0:06.5	Hope your day is going.
0:07.8	Fantastic.
0:08.8	Welcome to spare change.
0:10.4	Stacking Penny's edition.
0:11.2	Breaking down a little bit of Bristol.
0:12.8	Core of the Joy here alongside Ryan Flores, the usual band of characters.
0:18.1	And a usual familiar face we're used to seeing a victory lane.
0:21.0	Christopher Bell got the dub earlier this week.
0:22.9	I haven't seen them there all summer.
0:24.7	But we saw them there quite frequently at the end of the end.
0:27.0	They lit the wick.
0:29.7	Let the wick back at last great coliseum, managed the day,
0:33.6	tire conservation, and then proceeded to burn the rest of them off.
0:37.2	Let's go ahead and run the tape
0:40.0	oh he's concerned about him hitting the wall here uh that doesn't that wasn't on purpose
0:49.9	had austen syndric celebrating in the background for catching on fire and finishing the day
0:54.1	that car looks cool the 20 car Had Austin Sindrick celebrating the background. For touching on fire and finishing the day.
0:57.1	That car looks cool.
0:58.1	The 20 car?
0:59.1	I like the 20 car.
1:00.5	I like the old D-Walt.
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