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Rutledge Wood, Kyle Petty and Dale Jarrett offer their thoughts on Ross Chastain earning some ire at Gateway. Later, Parker Kligerman joins the show to discuss his performance in his first Cup start of the season. Myatt Snider also calls in after his second-place Xfinity finish at Portland and answers some caller questions.

Steve Letarte, Jeff Burton, and Dustin Long are joined by Ty Dillon, Brad Daugherty, and Parker Kligerman as they review Denny Hamlin's win in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway and look ahead to the NASCAR Cup Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway.

Marty Snider, Steve Letarte, and Dale Jarrett are joined by Leigh Diffey and NASCAR driver Austin Cindric, as they preview the Cup Series Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway and the IndyCar Series 106th Indianapolis 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Jeff Burton, Dale Jarrett, and Steve Letarte react to Ryan Blaney's window net snafu, comments from Senior VP of Competition Scott Miller and Denny Hamlin, and provide their opinions on how it should have been handled. The crew also welcomes Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar driver Marcus Ericsson ahead of the 106th Indy 500 as well as Tom Meents, who recently made Monster Jam history.

Marty Snider, Steve Letarte, and Dale Jarrett discuss rookie Harrison Burton being challenged by his first year in NASCAR Cup Series, James Hinchcliffe outlines challenges of Indianapolis 500 qualifying, and Krysten Anderson shares her excitement for the Monster Jam World Finals XXI in Orlando.

Steve Letarte, Jeff Burton, and Dale Jarrett discuss how Kurt Busch has made every team better and why his win at Kansas Speedway is so popular throughout the NASCAR Cup Series. Kurt Busch stops by to review his victory and an emotional Kyle Petty also joins the show to tell Busch why the win is so special to his family.

Steve Letarte, Jeff Burton and Parker Kligerman look forward to the second half of the NASCAR Cup Series season and who they think has a chance to score their first win or make the playoffs.

Jeff Burton, Kyle Petty, and Parker Kligerman dissect Joey Logano's Darlington win and judge whether his move on William Byron was acceptable or unacceptable. Justin Allgaier drops by to review his Xfinity win at Darlington and to wade into the Logano-Byron discussion on proper driver etiquette when it potentially comes to on-track retaliation. Supercross 450 champion Eli Tomac also spends some time with us recapping his 450 title as well as Justin Barcia's Salt Lake City move on Malcolm Stewart.

Jeff Burton, Marty Snider, and Nate Ryan review the resumes of the NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2023, including Matt Kenseth, Mike Helton, Kirk Shelmerdine, and Hershel McGriff. Matt Kenseth joins the show and reflects on the people he's been blessed to work with and shares how competition drives him on and off the track still to this day. Dale Jarrett stops by to preview Darlington and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. dodges a tornado to recap his second-place finish from Dover. 

Jeff Burton, Steve Letarte, and Nate Ryan scrutinize Chase Elliott's NASCAR Cup Series win at Dover Motor Speedway and examine its overall importance, as Elliott snaps a 26-race winless streak and wins on an oval for the first time since Phoenix in 2020. Ricky Carmichael and Leigh Diffey also assess Eli Tomac's Supercross season after he clinched the 450 title, and welcome Jett Lawrence to the show, who shares what the 250 East title means to him and whether he's ready for the 450 class.

Marty Snider, AJ Allmendinger, and Parker Kligerman discuss the NASCAR Cup Series drivers who are feeling the pressure after not capturing the checkered flag at Talladega. Erik Jones revisits the last lap after his sixth-place finish and shares why he's already moving forward. Brad Daugherty also joins the show, the crew take and answer fan questions, as well as preview Dover.

A. J. Allmendinger joins Marty Snider and Nate Ryan to break down a busy weekend of races at Talladega, sit down with Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks, and more.

Dale Jarrett and Kyle Petty welcome NASCAR Cup Series driver Corey LaJoie, who details the differences between NASCAR's Next Gen car and the Gen-6. Nate Ryan outlines some on-track incidents during Day 1 of the Indy 500 open test involving Alexander Rossi, Helio Castroneves, and Colton Herta. The crew also doles out some team grades near the quarter point of the season and looks ahead to Talladega Superspeedway.

Steve Letarte, Dale Jarrett, and Kyle Petty recap a wild finish on the Bristol dirt after Chase Briscoe's move on Tyler Reddick on the final lap paved the way for Kyle Busch's 60th NASCAR Cup win. Also, Tyler Reddick explains why he was accepting of the outcome, but why his reaction would have been different if it was on the concrete, and Christopher Bell provides his suggestions for next time to making passing a little bit easier.

Austin Dillon joins the show to recap his third-place finish at Martinsville and Mike Bagley and Brad Daugherty stop by to discuss the fallout from Martinsville in the Cup and Xfinity Series as well as provide a preview of the Cup and Truck Series on the Bristol dirt.

Marty Snider, Kyle Petty, and Steve Letarte review William Byron's Cup win at Martinsville for Hendrick Motorsports and debate the pit road dust-up between Ty Gibbs and Sam Mayer after the Xfinity race. James Hinchcliffe joins to recap Josef Newgarden's win and unpack frustrating days for Colton Herta and Jimmie Johnson. Brandon Jones also visits the show fresh off his Xfinity win at Martinsville.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Blaney joins the show to recap Richmond, IndyCar Series driver Will Power previews this weekend's Grand Prix of Long Beach, Pete Pistone provides his NASCAR Power Rankings, and Marty Snider and Dale Jarrett preview the NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin joins the show fresh off his Cup Series win at Richmond Raceway, NASCAR Hall of Fame Executive Director Winston Kelley sheds some light on the nomination process for the Class of 2023, and Dale Jarrett, Kyle Petty, and Nate Ryan answer calls and questions from fans.

Michael McDowell and Brad Daugherty talk with NASCAR America Motormouths about the Next Gen cars and preview the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway.

Marty Snider, Jeff Burton, and Nate Ryan are joined by Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks after Ross Chastain's first NASCAR Cup Series win at Circuit of the Americas, Parker Kligerman recaps all things Xfinity Series, and the crew and guests take calls from fans.