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Doug, Dan, and Devin talk about the tweaks to qualifying and pit procedures, rumble strip-revisions, backup cars, and LED pit signs. They also talk about new drivers in the Legacy MC, EVs, fold and remember crew chief Ryan Pemberton.

Doug, Devin, and Dan discuss the Busch Light Clash's change to the Saturday card and how that relates to how much track time fans see, overall. They also discuss what expanding the charter system might look like - the pros and cons. And they relive the epic Elliott-1985 Southern 500, sift through some recent NASCAR headlines, and give Donnie Allison's NASCAR HOF case ahead of his induction.

Doug, Devin, and Dan convene for the first time this year to remember Cale Yarborough, discuss the NASCAR-Netflix series, the SRX shut down, SHR's fate, the short track/road course package, and more.

Doug, Devin, and Dan convene for the first time this year to remember Cale Yarborough, discuss the NASCAR-Netflix series, the SRX shut down, SHR's fate, the short track/road course package, and more.

Doug, Devin, and Dan break down NASCAR's 2025 and beyond TV rights deal and the pros and cons of streaming-only. They also discuss the new production hub and what NASCAR's game plan could be. They cover what little there was to be known of the recent short track test and several Silly Season news and rumors, including David Ragan's reunion for the Daytona 500.

Doug, Dan, and Devin convene on Black Friday to talk about the majors pros and cons of F1's opulent foray into Vegas and what a "NASCAR-F1 Speedweek" could look like. They also talk about Josh Williams' move to Kaulig and some NASCAR vacancies and what the entrance of a streaming service could look like in the new broadcasting deal. And the guys look back on the late Ken Squier's additions to the sport and Doug shares some advice the legend gave him.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down each of the three Championship Four races at Phoenix, including the craziness and rage in Trucks. They also break down the points standings for the top three series and highlight some drivers that had sneaky good and really bad seasons. They discuss the bad ratings for the season and at Phoenix and reasons why and pay tribute to the late car owner Leo Jackson. And they talk about the end of the Harvick era and champion Ryan Blaney's ability to breakthrough to fans outside of NASCAR.

Doug, Dan, and Devin rate Devin's UNG Women's Soccer call and discuss the Playoff and teammate drama from Martinsville. They also recollect Aric Almirola's career and that of the retiring crew chief Jason Ratcliff. Then they make some Phoenix championship picks for all three series and debate why Hamlin just cannot climb the mountain.

Doug, Devin, and Dan break down the tight racing from Homestead-Miami and try to predict where title favorites Hamlin and Truex Jr. can make up ground. They also discuss the Xfinity Series and Craftsman Truck Series Homestead races and the latest in Silly Season in those divisions and a hot prospect that may be on the move. They end the episode with a tribute to Georgia dirt tracker Frank Ingram.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the close finish in Vegas and the win for Kyle Larson, along with Dan's surprise at Bell's runner up finish. They talk the Blaney un-DQ, and how much a crew chief can really dictate strategy. Doug recalls his time at Road Atlanta's Petit Le Mans and Devin shares some big Kevin Harvick tributes for Homestead this weekend. The crew also updates and speculates the latest Silly Season developments.

Devin shares his observations after covering the ROVAL race and Doug and Dan and him talk about Allmendinger's win and why it does not assure his future. They talk about the drivers eliminated from the Cup and Xfinity Series' Playoffs, Mayer's clutch win, Burton's choke and his future, and racing with Stage yellows. They also discuss Deegan to the NXS and another top driver rumored to be leaving Kaulig. Then they go over the big changes in the 2024 Cup schedule and why it is better than some think.

Doug and Dan hear from Devin about his view from the Talladega stands and the crowd reaction to the Blaney win. They also discuss the agony for Kevin Harvick, the crapshoot Playoff standings, and the hard hits Cup cars took. Christopher Bell helps preview the strategy at the ROVAL and the boys discuss fight ethics after a nasty one in the Truck Series garage.

With Dan off, Doug and Devin explain how NASCAR's cultural irrelevance shows and some ways they think that could change. They also talk about some drama leaving Texas, the driver Devin thinks will make a deeper Playoff run, and Devin's view from the stands at Talladega this weekend. They also cover some NASCAR Silly Season news and rumors and connect some Truck Series dots ahead of their elimination weekend in Talladega.

Devin downloads some of his big Bristol stories: Zane Smith-Trackhouse, Spire-Live Fast charter, Hemric-Kaulig-Cup, teammates tussling, Logano's elimination, Harvick's malaise, Bristol-concrete-Spring returning, Earnhardt Jr. leading laps, Hamlin embracing the heel, and Truck and Xfinity Silly Season rumors. Doug and Dan discuss this all with him and also the Gen-7 parity problem and whether or not tires will be a Texas x-factor. And they leave off with a tribute to the late Sherry Pollex.

Doug and Dan chat with Devin, while he is on his way to Bristol, about stories he will cover this weekend, Playoff takes from Kansas, and the teammate rivalry at Hendrick. They also discuss Trackhouse and Kaulig Silly Season rumors, including arm hair-analysis, and take a deep dive on A.I., while reminiscing on the lost art of the press conference.

Doug, Devin, and Dan discuss the ups and downs of the 16-driver Playoff cadre and why one race is not enough to judge most of them. They also talk about what made the Southern 500 memorable on Sunday, how Kyle Larson won, and Bowman v. Suarez v. Mack. Then they talk Silly Season rumors (some of which broke after the recording) and play a little hot stove "Would You Rather."

Doug, Devin, and Dan are back together to digest Buescher's Daytona win and the Cup Series regular season results. They each give their sure bet, dark horse, and total shock guesses for the Playoffs and talk about parts of the Gen-7 car that NASCAR should consider tweaking. They talk about manufacturer support and the disparity there, too. And they wrap up with Doug discussing watching a German hill climb race, including his conversations with drivers Michelle Tute and Gerold Schneider.

Doug, Dan, and Devin give their takes on McDowell's statement win and how the Playoff implications are deeper than most think. They rate Elliott's chances to win Watkins Glen, what SVG's Truck debut could spell for his future, and the NASCAR driver with whom McDowell most likely compares. The crew also examines the point standings and just how close some of the Playoff drivers are.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss Chris Buescher and RFK's resurgence, fans' hasty hot takes, the aero at Michigan pointing to why the race was exciting, and Elliott's latest setback. They also discuss the Gragson-LMC fall out and where Gragson could race next year, the foreign invasion on the Indy road course, and the new way one manufacturer is using AI. They also talk about the inductees in the 2023 GA Racing Hall of Fame and some ins and outs of Johnson and co. entering the 2024 NASCAR Hall.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the pros and cons of Sunday's Richmond Cup Series race and the tension (again) between racing and entertainment. Keselowski has some comments. Are the Fords really making a comeback or are other teams readying for the Playoffs? The guys compare the race crafts of Chris Buescher and Tyler Reddick. They also discuss the root of some on-track problems, the surprising new NXS-CW TV deal, and a Silly Season rumor from left field.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the moral racing dilemma of racing similar cars with a trophy in sight. Dan also talks about driver-grievances evolving with the cars. The gang discusses the Logano-wrecker debacle, Rick Ware Racing's potential, Silly Season, and what's at stake for the Truck Series regular season finale.

Doug and Devin download their weekend full of action on the ground at Atlanta Motor Speedway, while Dan expresses what he thought of the race, while watching at home. And they explain why they all think that 300 miles is enough. They also discuss the points standings, the art of racing in the rain, big sponsor news, SRX, driver-owners, and the Harvick-Childress tribute. Then Daniel Suarez joins to talk "Daniel's Amigos" and SVG, followed by Mason Massey sharing about the Beau Slocumb tribute scheme he ran at his home track.

Doug, Dan, and Devin breakdown the Chicago Street Race and Shane Van Gisbergen's incredible win. They talk about what the race's success means for the sport both home and abroad. They discuss NASCAR's timing of shortening the race and gear up for the big AMS race weekend. Then Devin interviews Erik Jones about the schedule and Doug asks Aric Almirola about what of his driver items he is allowed to keep.

Doug and Dan talk with Devin about what he saw at Nashville Superspeedway and the crowd reaction to Ross Chastain's win. Devin also shares what Saturday's NXS winner, A.J. Allmendinger, had to say about the Chicago Street Race. Then Erik Jones joins to talk about his foundation, driver stats, and Atlanta Motor Speedway. AMS GM Brandon Hutchison also shares what the race weekend will look like and what his favorite AMS memory is.

Doug, Dan, and Devin talk about Josh Berry's move to the SHR No. 4 car and who they thought the leading candidates were beforehand. Dan breaks down why raw driver talent is not as prominent as in the past. The crew talks about the investors buying into JGR and the major sponsor model. They then discuss drivers on the Playoff bubble and in Chase Elliott can win in the regular season. Then Devin talks about driving golf balls off the AMS roof and shares some schedule insights from Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

Doug, Dan, and Devin talk about the Toyota-resurgence in Sonoma and why the racing was so clean. They also talk about the lack of stage cautions, Garage 56's Le Mans plight (and what the budget might have been), and a Le Mans driver coming to Cup. Doug also shares some comments from Austin Dillon on paint schemes, his racing business aspirations, and the contact with Cindric.

Doug, Dan, and Devin talk about the legacy of James Lyle in Georgia racing and especially his role on the No. 9 team in the 1980s. They also size up Kyle Busch's victory at Gateway, Austin Cindric's clash with Austin Dillon, and Corey LaJoie's big shot. And they discuss NASCAR racing merch vs. F1's and the wild NXS race in Portland.

Doug and Dan discuss the giant racing weekend with Devin, who was on the grounds for all four days in Charlotte. They talk about Blaney's broken drought, Elliott's suspension and LaJoie's opportunity, and some teams that surprised in the Coke 600. They also talk about the Indy 500 finish, following the money thru Silly Season, and another F1 yawner.

Devin was on scene for NASCAR's North Wilkesboro return and discusses what he saw on and off the track. Dan reminds us of how the races in past decade should have reset our bar for action in this race. They also talk about the tension in the All-Star Open, Bubba Wallace and the bird, and the drama at Indy 500 qualifying.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the ups and downs of the Darlington race and breakdown Chastain v. Larson. They also discuss what Chastain does going forward, if Carl Edwards returns, and Alex Bowman's status. The crew also previews North Wilkesboro.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the last-lap pass and the punch both heard around the world. They discuss if F1 can actually surpass NASCAR in the states and they give probabilities for winless drivers to win before 2023 in Cup.

With Devin away, Doug returns with Dan to talk about Martin Truex Jr.'s Dover win and how that affects any retirement talk. They also discuss Ryan Truex's breakthrough and his future prospects, the performance of RFK Racing, Austin Dillon's woes, and Chastain's chrome horn. Then they talk about the surprise move of Legacy MC to Toyota and the big news shaping Josh Berry's Cup future.

Doug, Dan, and Devin debrief after a Martinsville race that left something to be desired. They also discuss tire fall off and the lack of passing and NASCAR's shy use of the rain tires in the Truck Series race. They also talk about Carson Hocevar finally stepping over the line in NASCAR's eyes.

Doug, Dan, and Devin reflect on Captain Herb Emory's racing show on the anniversary of his passing. They also tackle the racing and the drivers that excelled at Bristol dirt and the new Preece vs. Larson clash. And they discuss inconsistencies with the caution flags and with the penalty appeals board.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the short track package and better racing at Richmond, the first wins of Chandler Smith and Carson Hocevar, if Xfinity Series is NASCAR's best product, and is Texas showing signs of racing improvement. They also consider the repercussions and fairness of Hendrick Motorsports' points being given back.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down Reddick's dominance at Circuit of the Americas and talk about Suarez's pit road actions, Bubba Wallace's head space, and driver etiquette. Then Todd Gilliland joins to talk about switching back and forth between race teams and his future.

Doug, Dan, and Devin recount their weekend on the ground at Atlanta Motor Speedway and the exciting Logano win on Sunday and some driver's thoughts post-race. They also discuss the Williams, Hamlin, and Hendrick penalties. Then they preview COTA, including Allmendinger's outlook on it. And Chandler Smith gives us 20 good minutes on racing, family, and faith.

Devin and Doug talk about the new short track package's performance and Phoenix and the Hendrick dominance there. They also discuss the potential impact of any Hendrick penalties, Hamlin vs. Chastain - is it over?, and teammates tangling in Xfinity Series. Then they preview Atlanta and talk about some changes on pit road.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss a tepid Vegas race and on whether we have a big enough sample size for trends. They also discuss Phoenix and the short track package and compare some metrics from recent races. Then they discuss Chase Elliott's injury, Playoff eligibility, and drivers' free time.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss RCR's first win with Kyle Busch why this shouldn't be as surprising as it seems. They also talk about the manufacturer with the edge, the team that is struggling, and what the new short track package and a rumored treaded tire may do for the racing action.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the various storylines from the 65th Daytona 500, including the characteristics of the pack and what the win means for Stenhouse Jr. They also discuss the strange Fontana construction timeline and why this race could be one of the better ones of the year.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss all things on and off the track around Sunday's Clash, including why people are talking about moving the location and/or date. They also discuss some surprising Todd Gilliland news and just what they think may or may not be going on at Auto Club Speedway. They also talk about the elimination of the "top 30" rule for the Playoffs.

Doug, Devin, and Dan convene to discuss the Rolex 24, SpeedFest, and the Garage 56 Le Mans lineup. They also break down NASCAR's latest competition rules and how much difference they really will make. The crew also predicts how hard drivers will race in this weekend's Clash.

Devin Kupka returns on his big birthday and tells Doug and Dan about why he thinks the Daytona 500 has lost its luster to younger fans. The crew also talks about the Phoenix test and Doug downplays the optimism in preseason predictions.

Doug and Dan convene again to discuss some major recent NASCAR stories: Kevin Harvick's farewell tour, Travis Pastrana attempting the Daytona 500, Petty GMS Racing renaming to Legacy Motor Club, Jimmie Johnson's car number, Kyle Larson in the 2024 Indy 500, and more.

Doug, Dan, and Devin return after a few weeks away to discuss the news of owners considering exhibition races and how that plays into the rights negotiations. They also talk about driver moves in Xfinity and Trucks (including what to expect from Hailie Deegan) and which series puts on the best on-track product. The crew also muses about Garage 56 and the advantage it could bring to Hendrick. And they share which driver could set off the entire Silly Season before the regular season starts.

Doug, Dan, and Devin take deep dives on the legacy of Brian France, the SHR Preece replacement of Custer, Gibbs driving the 54 car, and 2022 driver surprises.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss teammate behavior after Verstappen's F1 slight and they rate their most and least interesting Cup Series Silly Season moves. Then they each get introspective on what has changed in NASCAR in Dan's 50+ years, Doug's 20+ years, and Devin's five+ years participating in and following and covering it.

Doug, Dan, and Devin reflect on the loss of Coy Gibbs and the immediate effect on JGR this past weekend and in the near future. They also size up Logano's championship run, the efforts of the other three Championship Four at Phoenix, and some interesting stats from the 2022 Cup season. They also discuss Ty Gibbs' and Zane Smith's championship runs and Jimmie Johnson's return to NASCAR.

Doug, Dan, and Devin try to process just how clutch Christopher Bell has been and how that sets him up against Elliott, Logano, and Chastain for Phoenix. They also breakdown both the sheer disbelief of Ross Chastain's last lap video game passes, including concerns about the move and the evolution of driver ethics. Then they discuss Ty Gibbs' move on Brandon Jones and what that says for his reputation and future.

Doug and Devin discuss what unfolded at Homestead-Miami Speedway and which Playoff drivers seemed flat. They also discuss the Playoffs for Xfinity and Camping World Truck Series. And they also talk about the inflated optimism and short memories over Chase Elliott's points situation. Dan and Doug talk about the message sent with the Wallace suspension, the scare for the No. 19 crew, and the cloud surrounding Tony Stewart, who makes his NHRA debut this weekend.

The crew discusses Devin's trips to Indy, Chicago street course, and Lambeau and some ties of each to NASCAR. The guys break down the Vegas storylines, including all the different ways the Wallace-Larson clash could break. They also talk about some SHR Silly Season news and pay homage to Kurt Busch.

Back from being at the Roval in Charlotte, Devin and Doug discuss what they heard from drivers and saw on the track...and the adjectives describing two very different parts of the Cup race. Dan also digs into the mechanics on the Gen-7 car and the financial grievances the owners aired. The crew discusses whether going public is ultimately what is best for the sport, too.

"Bud's Garage" host Bud Hughes joins Doug, Dan, and Devin to talk Petit Le Mans. Then Devin gives his view from the stands for the Chase Elliott Talladega win and on what he thought of the racing. They also discuss the big Cup Series safety controversy, how the Byron penalty appeal will go, and how unpredictable the Charlotte Roval will be.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss how well Tyler Reddick is running compared to Kyle Busch in light of Silly Season, the numerous reasons and possible fixes for the tire failures, how NASCAR should officiate William Byron, the amazing heater Noah Gragson is on, and this weekend's Motul Petit Le Mans and Talladega races.

Devin is back from Bristol and discusses his experience with Doug and Dan. The three detail the drama of the Cup Series Playoff cutoff race, why tires may have been blowing, the persona of Noah Gragson, and how to fix short tracks with the Gen-7 car.

They also hear from Kyle Busch on his Truck team, Kyle Larson on his contract extension, and talk about the move of the All-Star Race to North Wilkesboro.

Then Eric Von Haessler interviews Helio Castroneves about driving athleticism and the 25th annual Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta on October 1st.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss their Playoff surprises after two races and whether the Jones or Wallace win was a bigger surprise. They also talk about the Busch-RCR news, other dominoes to fall, and some Truck and Xfinity thrilling finishes.

Doug, Devin, and Dan talk about the chaos of both NASCAR races in Daytona, how the Playoff stage was set, and Austin Dillon's move to get into the Playoffs. They also discuss some drivers they expect to go deep and fall out early from the Playoffs and the safety and cost discussion teams may want to have over superspeedways.

Doug and Dan group to discuss how NASCAR handled the rain at Watkins Glen, the performance of Kimi Raikkonen, and why the Larson-Elliott battle is blown out of proportion. They also talk more Kyle Busch-Silly Season scenarios, the return of F1, and the tight points battle in IndyCar.

Doug, Dan, and Devin reflect on Saturday's Georgia Racing Hall of Fame ceremony and the statistical strangeness of Harvick's streak. They also talk about The Glen and what the large international presence means. And they take another stab at Kyle Busch Silly Season and the targets on Chastain.

Live at the HOF in Dawsonville, Doug and Devin set the scene for the 2022 GARHOF inductions and what fans can see if they come. They also talk about the Playoff standings, Richmond tire wear, and take (another) deep dive into NASCAR Silly Season, including who could drive the JRM No. 9 NXS car.

Doug, Dan, and Devin explain their surprise with Harvick winning and if the 4 team can go deep in the Playoffs. They also take a deep dive on how Kyle Busch's contract scenario shows the power shift between drivers and teams and if Busch is on the downside of his career. They also talk about their live broadcast on Saturday at the GA Racing Hall of Fame.

Doug and Dan break down Reddick's Indy road course win and NASCAR's officiating decision with track limits and car parts. Dan explains why driver etiquette goes out of the window, given the box they're in. They also discuss the Kyle Busch Silly Season conundrum and F1 Silly Season.

A week removed from Denny Hamlin's shocking announcement of the signing of Tyler Reddick, he and JGR teammate Kyle Busch are DQ'd from spots one and two at Pocono. Doug and Devin break down the penalty, the ramifications, and the strange seasons of Hamlin and Busch. They also talk about Ku. Busch's concussion leading to Ty Gibbs' debut, Chase Elliott's winning and leading no laps, and how the Indy Grand Prix could also provide surprises.

As Christopher Bell's New Hampshire win puts more pressure on Blaney and Truex Jr., Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss how this affects how drivers achieve results and their strategies before at NHMS or ahead at Pocono. They also talk about CRAZY season with the Reddick bombshell, the Dillon news, the Almirola rumors, and the strange IndyCar-Palou situation.

Doug and Devin, from from AMS, join Dan to break down Chase Elliott's winning moves and the heartbreak for Corey LaJoie and the heartburn surrounding Ross Chastain. Elliott and LaJoie share their emotions, as does Saturday winner and Georgia boy Austin Hill. Dan describes winning at his home track. Kevin Harvick offers his few on Gragson and the penalty. Chase Briscoe opines about the rumored Chicago street course. And we go one-on-one for 15 good minutes with rookie Austin Cindric.

Doug, Dan, and Devin return after a week off to dissect Reddick's maiden win at Road America and on the implications of that race moving to the Chicago streets. They also look at Devin's view on-site the week before at Nashville. They dice up the latest Silly Season news, Noah Gragson's latest controversy, and preview Atlanta Motor Speedway with Chase Elliott.

Doug and Dan issue some quick Cup Series superlatives close to the season's midpoint and discuss the stat that really shows parity. They also discuss why parity could be short-lived and what has caused the stats to plane out. They also look at the Trucks vs. SRX timeslot and go over Dan's theory on NASCAR's target audience and target team owners.

Dan, Devin, and Doug explore the biggest stories from the Cup and Trucks at Gateway and the Xfinity Series' maiden trek to Portland. They discuss Chastain and the hard payback threatened him, along with the big hits Hocevar and Harvick took. They also talk about Truex Jr.'s future and the options JGR has if he hangs it up - will they have enough sponsorship then?

Doug and Devin meet to break down the numerous Coca-Cola 600 storylines and the numerous drivers with heartbreak over the weekend. Devin describes the atmosphere of the sold out crowd and what the No. 14 pit box was like when Briscoe spun trying to win. Devin also describes his fondness of the Brickyard and the layout of Gateway. And he shares several driver interviews from the weekend.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down NASCAR's inconsistency with the yellow flag and not black-flagging Blaney, along with what needs to change to bring the All-Star race back to glory. They also discuss the uptick in Ford's performance and the Ford team still struggling, along with recapping Indy 500 qualifying and the F1 Barcelona race. And they look ahead to the great Memorial Day weekend races.

Doug, Devin, and Dan break down Kurt Busch's breakthrough Kansas win, why tires kept blowing, and why there were so many pit penalties. They also talk about struggling Fords and the All-Star format. Finally, Dan breaks down the implications of the NASCAR chassis in the 2023 Le Mans race.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down Darlington's finish and if Logano really owed Byron one. They also discuss F1's Miami debut and the difficulty of its NASCAR timing overlap. The crew also discusses Silly Season - especially if they really can see Kyle Busch with another team.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss some big stories from the Dover race weekend and how the narrative doesn't match the stats for Chase Elliott. Dan also brings his "two sprint race" idea and why he thinks the 9 team's dominance has just begun. And the crew also discusses tricky pit stops, start times, and the caution F1 should take.

Dan, Devin, and Doug break down the wild Bristol dirt Cup finish and what the cars need to make the future on dirt better. They also examine the scoring confusion after Stage 2 and the sportsmanship differences the past two weekends. The crew also previews Talladega...well...sort of.

Doug and Dan discuss the factors that combined to produce a lackluster Martinsville race, along with the downsides of teams refining the new car. They also examine the Bristol dirt race and the enigma that is Ty Gibbs. Dan also has a vision for large race teams. And Dan and Doug also remember fondly their close friend, Captain Herb Emory.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down and rate the first real strategy race of 2022 and try to figure out of the new car made racing any better at Richmond. They also discuss drivers' late race moves and how much teams push the limit in inspection. They also look at what kind of parity the Cup Series is now seeing, as "big" teams are on the up trend.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down Ross Chastain and Trackhouse Racing's first wins and whether Trackhouse can maintain this output. They also discuss Chastain's winning move and whether another driver gets the same reception. They also break down the RFK penalty and debate whether loose wheel penalties are too tough.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the new era of tight, pack racing at the reprofiled Atlanta Motor Speedway. They examine the dichotomy between pure racing and entertainment and wonder if other 1.5-mile tracks should or shouldn't try this. They also look at drivers really struggling in 2022 and ahead to Circuit of the Americas.

Doug, Dan, and Devin talk about drivers adjusting and big teams emerging in Phoenix, detail new race-winner Chase Briscoe's interesting plight, preview the AMS weekend schedule, and hear from Cup rookie Todd Gilliland.

Doug, Eric, Dan, and Devin offer their takes on the Daytona 500 as a whole and on the finish. They also discuss Austin Cindric as a potential fan favorite and some of the intricacies of pit stops on the new car. They then predict some issues that could arise this weekend at Auto Club Speedway. Finally, Doug caught up with Noah Gragson for a few minutes in Daytona.

Doug and Dan welcome Devin Kupka back to discuss the old and new school feel of the Busch Light Clash in L.A. and the momentum NASCAR may have with new fans. They also discuss how hard making 2022 NASCAR predictions is and what they hope to see this coming racing season.