Episode 61 is on the scene! We discuss the fallout from the final NASCAR weekend of the season from Phoenix. Jody is extremely happy about his boy Blaney winning the Cup Series championship but comes up really shy when he is asked which sports moment he enjoyed the most compared to his White Sox winning the World Series in 2005. We discuss Blaney's first ever championship and how fitting it is he is the champion in the 75th anniversary of NASCAR. Should Ross Chastain received more coverage for winning the actual race, Cole Custer's Xfinity Championship and much more! The Truck Series saw Ben Rhodes win a title but the guys debate Carson Hocevar vs Corey Heim. Did the truck series lose total control on Friday? The guys weigh in. We review the CARS Tour Season finale from Caraway which saw Carson and Caden Kvapil become the first set of brothers to win division championships in the same season. Brenden Queen did all he could do and came up just a little short. We discuss that, Cameron Bolin clinching the rookie title, Kaden Honeycutt's 24 hour journey from Phoenix to North Carolina and who impressed in the final weekend of the season.

We discuss Matt Hirschman's third straight North South Shootout win and the controversy that took place during it. Should the race had been stopped so they could re-group for scoring? The guys debate this and talk about the event.

We welcome the 2023 JEGS / CRA All-Stars Tour Presented By Chevrolet Performance champion Chase Burda fresh off running the All American 400 from Nashville. We learn more about his career, his thoughts on the controversy from Nashville, his recent disqualification, championship season in the CRA All Stars Tour, whether he prefers dirt or asphalt, some of his heroes growing up in Michigan, his recent CARS Tour debut from Tri-County and whether he considers himself boring or not. It's a great chat with another young up and coming star!

We begin our salute to some of the 2023 track champions from different short tracks across the country. This week it begins with the Mod-4 Division champion from Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park & Pulaski County Motorsports Park Kevin Canter. It was a fantastic chat from a driver who has dominated the tracks in Virginia and at Kingsport Speedway in Tennessee!