NASCAR’s return to racing is set at Darlington Raceway and Door Bumper Clear covers what to expect. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors and Freddie Kraft discuss racing without practice and qualifying, the 16-person team limit, isolating spotters in the grandstands, if pre-race technical inspection is necessary, tracks losing races, and more. Plus, they explain how this race-only format will showcase the best and most talented teams and hurt smaller teams like Richard Petty Motorsports. With no qualifying, the guys share ideas on how to set the starting lineups. NASCAR awarded Matt Kenseth and Ryan Newman playoff waivers and the gang debates whether that was the right move. Upcoming midweek prime time races will present a unique opportunity for NASCAR and Brett shares how the sport can attract new fans. Plus, an argument about who can run the fastest 40-yard dash breaks out on this all-new episode. 

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Discussions of returning to the race track are picking up and Door Bumper Clear is here to breakdown where and how that will happen. T.J. Majors, Brett Griffin, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz cover what changes will be visible during a race including pit stops, race lengths and where spotters are located. Where will the races take place? The gang discusses what tracks are in play and which races will be hosted. Chip Ganassi Racing announced Matt Kenseth will take over the No. 42 car and the guys react to that news. Clint Bowyer made it to the lead of the iRacing race at Talladega before he blew a virtual motor and we can’t believe it. Plus, Xfinity Fast Lane debates include if the yellow line rule is still necessary at plate tracks and which driver/crew chief combination would create the modern dream team. Brett learns what a babymoon is and Freddie recalls the time he cost his dad a lot of money. These stories and more on this all-new episode. 

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The gang returns after a hot week of NASCAR news involving Kyle Larson, rumors surrounding when racing will return and much more. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz cover the fallout concerning Kyle Larson plus how iRacing driver audio is heard publicly, Chip Ganassi Racing’s next steps and Larson’s future. NASCAR is eager to return to the race track and the crew shares updates on what is being done to make that happen and what a race will now look like. It’s never too early to discuss silly season and the guys share their predictions on who will inherit Jimmie Johnson’s ride next season. Seeing drivers dish out payback never gets old and the gang talks the best examples of payback ever. It’s NFL Draft Week and to throw a racing spin on it, the guys draft their own driver lineup. Plus, they debate which NASCAR season would make for the best documentary. 

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From underdogs on the race track to iRacing superstars, Timmy Hill and Garrett Smithley join Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat and Jason Schultz to discuss their success in the virtual world. Timmy explains how he celebrated after winning at Texas last weekend, racing with a small unit and giving Clint Bowyer pointers. Garrett shares about his string of good runs, leaning out of his seat and how he scored a ride in the Brickyard 400 through an iRacing sponsor. Plus, the gang covers Jimmie Johnson calling out T.J., the Next Gen car’s delayed rollout in 2022, a tentative schedule for returning to racing, and Daniel Suarez v.s. Kyle Larson. Bubba Wallace’s rage quit made headlines on Twitter on Sunday and the DBC gang provides the lowdown on his upset sponsor. Plus, which two drivers would make for the most competitive one-on-one race? That question and more are answered in this week’s episode. 

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Former JR Motorsports teammates William Byron and Elliott Sadler join Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz to cover everything from iRacing to learning blackjack. Byron discusses his performance in Sunday’s Pro Invitational Series race, how long it took him to calm down after the loss and whether he will dish out payback next week. Sadler catches us up on retired life and his eagerness to learn from Byron and start iRacing. Plus the gang covers T.J. spotting for Dale Jr. and missing the first 15 laps, Timmy Hill’s big win and Daniel Suarez vs Ty Dillon. A Coronavirus schedule shakeup creates the first NASCAR/IndyCar doubleheader at Indianapolis in July and the guys react. Have the spotters ever told their drivers to shut up and drive? That questioned gets answered along with much more. 

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The first quarantine episode of Door Bumper Clear brings you Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz from their homes as they discuss the latest Coronavirus news impacting NASCAR and Sunday’s iRacing Pro Invitational. NASCAR announced the postponement of all events until May and the sport’s intention to make up all races before the playoffs, and the gang reacts. While T.J. spotted the iRacing event, Brett and Freddie participated in a live stream broadcast while enjoying some beverages and talk all about it. Plus, they cover the close finish between Denny Hamlin and Dale Jr. Brett tried his hand at iRacing and tells us how it went. In Xfinity Fast Lane, the guys debate which driver would make the best crew chief, the status of the Next Gen car’s 2021 debut, former racers they’d like to see on iRacing, which Cup driver could succeed in IndyCar, and NASCAR’s equivalent of Tom Brady’s move. Lastly, Freddie explains how he survived coming home to his wife after last week’s show and Casey’s dog Susan makes multiple appearances and has a lot to say. 

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The Door Bumper Clear gang returns following an eventful week of the NASCAR industry dealing with the fallout from the Coronavirus. Brett Griffin, T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, and Jason Schultz discuss the initial postponement of two races, traveling to Atlanta on Friday when NASCAR made the decision and the concept of racing without fans in the stands. Plus, they cover what NASCAR should do given the recent CDC recommendation and why it’s difficult for spotters to sit out when they are sick. T.J. organized the iRacing “Replacements 100” race on Sunday that featured numerous drivers and popular racing personalities, and he shares what went into making the race happen. Xfinity debuts its sponsorship of “Fast Lane” and the guys share the changes and answer your Ask DBC questions in rapid fire style. Plus, a question about awkward dates the guys have been on leads Freddie to deliver one of the funniest stories in DBC history. 

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Four races into the 2020 NASCAR season and Door Bumper Clear picked up its second victory as Joey Logano and T.J. Majors brought home the win from Phoenix Raceway. T.J. joins Brett Griffin, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz to discuss everything from another winning weekend. Major changes were made to improve the quality of racing at Phoenix and they discuss the details and why it all worked. Wild restarts make spotting a challenge in the desert and the guys explain how they guide their drivers through the chaos. Ty Gibbs wore sunglasses during his post-ARCA race interview on Friday night and Brett called him out on Twitter, and he shares why he didn’t like it. NASCAR announced the 2021 Busch Clash will run on the Daytona road course and Brett discusses why he thinks the drivers won’t want to race it. Freddie’s driver Bubba Wallace got back on the lead lap by the end of Sunday’s race and Freddie shares Bubba’s hilarious reaction. Plus, Brett tells the story of the time he called the manager of a restaurant while sitting at a table, and much more. 

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NASCAR’s annual trip to Auto Club Speedway is complete and T.J. Majors, Freddie Kraft, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz come to you after the weekend of racing to break it all down. They discuss Alex Bowman’s win and what it could mean for his future, another strong run foiled late for Ryan Blaney and Harrison Burton silencing all the haters by winning the Xfinity Series race. Angry drivers were a hot topic on Sunday and our spotters discuss how they really react to being told to relay a message to another competitor. After winning Sunday’s pole, Clint Bowyer celebrated at Hooters where he was pranked by his spotter Brett Griffin, and Freddie shares that story. Plus, they look at a major change coming on the Next Gen car and how the altered aero package will perform in its debut this weekend at Phoenix. 

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T.J. Majors picked up Door Bumper Clear’s first victory of 2020 with Joey Logano at Las Vegas and steps right off the redeye flight to talk all about it with Brett Griffin, Casey Boat, and Jason Schultz. Majors describes the final restart and strategy call that led the No. 22 team to victory, Ryan Blaney giving the win away and the most lead changes at Las Vegas in over a decade. Plus, they cover Kevin Harvick placing a bounty on Kyle Busch, debate the need for qualifications to compete at NASCAR’s top levels and discuss what went wrong for Toyota on Sunday. Griffin details his tough day on the track but fun nights out on the town, including hanging out with Kid Rock. After announcing her pregnancy, Casey reveals her cravings and the boys help her with baby names. Now it’s off to California and they share what to expect on track this weekend. 

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