he DTC panel looks at NASCAR's Next Gen car and examines the changes coming for 2021, including the single lug nut that has seen some strong opinions. F1 analyst, Richard Youden, also breaks down the settlement between Ferrari and the FIA that has the rest of the F1 teams screaming Foul. Additional topics include Tony Stewart's plans to run an Xfinity car and Jimmie Johnson and his upcoming IndyCar test.

With Seth Eggert, Richard Youden, and Frank Santoroski.

The DTC panel takes a look back at the Cup race in Vegas and explores the growing world of iRacing and eSports. Additional topics include Fernando Alonso's plans for Indianapolis and a look at the unique steering system that will debut on the Mercedes F1 cars this season.

With Richard Youden, Seth Eggert, Justin Melillo and Frank Santoroski

We are back for 2020. The DTC panel takes a look at Daytona Speedweeks, talks about Ryan Newman's horrific crash and debates the safety of superspeedway racing. Additional topics include a preview of the upcoming season for Formula One and IndyCar and an examination of the rookie drivers debuting in all three top series.

With Seth Eggert, Richard Youden and your host, Frank Santoroski.

Drafting The Circuits presents the 2019 Motorsports in review. In this years DTC Season Finale, the panel discusses a variety of topics from NASCAR, Indycar and Formula One. The guys also review their bold predictions from last year, and make predictions for 2020.

With Gray Warren, Seth Eggert, Richard Youden and Frank Santoroski.

Racing Economics, Hybrid Technology, Volkswagen and Sebastien Bourdais. With a week off from racing, the DTC panel has a round table discussion on the economics of racing and its effect on a variety of topics. Volkswagen's commitment to only electric powerplants in their future Motorsports programs heads up the discussion that also includes how Hybrid Technology will change the future of racing.

We also comment on the economic reality that has Sebastien Bourdais out of an Indycar ride, how a spending cap will effect Formula One going forward, and what NASCAR will look like with a common chassis manufacturer.

The DTC panel discusses Kyle Busch's second Cup win and breaks down the rest of the NASCAR championship weekend. Additionally, we look at a highly eventful Brazilian Grand Prix. Also, Special guest Brock Beard joins the conversation to discuss his latest film, "Three Before February".

With Gray Warren, Seth Eggert, Richard Youden and Brock Beard.

The DTC panel proudly welcomes a true racing legend to the show, Hall of Fame driver Mel Kenyon. Winner of nearly 400 feature midget races, multiple national and regional championships, and veteran of eight Indianapolis 500 races, Mel talks about his long and storied racing career and shares his thoughts on the state of racing today.

Also joining us in conversation, is Mel's son and racing photographer Vaughn Kenyon. Vaughn joins the conversation and discusses growing up in a racing family. Additional topics include a preview of the NASCAR Championship four.

With Gray Warren, Richard Youden, and Seth Eggert. Hosted by Frank Santoroski.

The DTC panel proudly welcomes a true racing legend to the show, Hall of Fame driver Mel Kenyon. Winner of nearly 400 feature midget races, multiple national and regional championships, and veteran of eight Indianapolis 500 races, Mel talks about his long and storied racing career and shares his thoughts on the state of racing today.

Also joining us in conversation, is Mel's son and racing photographer Vaughn Kenyon. Vaughn joins the conversation and discusses growing up in a racing family. Additional topics include a preview of the NASCAR Championship four.

With Gray Warren, Richard Youden, and Seth Eggert. Hosted by Frank Santoroski.

The DTC panel reacts to the biggest racing news in decades as Roger Penske will assume ownership of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indycar Series. We also bring you the racing news from the State of Texas where Formula One ran at COTA and NASCAR put on a show at TMS.

Additional topics include reaction to Lewis Hamilton clinching his sixth World Drivers Championship and Kevin Harvick solidifying his spot in the NASCAR Championship four.

With Gray Warren, Richard Youden, and Seth Eggert. Hosted by Frank Santoroski.

On the heels of Arrow McLaren SP making their driver announcement for the upcoming Indycar season, the DTC team analylises the choices and discusses the future of James Hinchcliffe, who was released by the team. We also check in on the racing action from the Grand Prix of Mexico and break down NASCAR's visit to Martinsville. Additional topics include a recap of the Truck Series race, an update on Matt Tifft's health concerns and a preview of a big weekend in Texas as the Lone Star State will play host to both Formula One and NASCAR on the same day.

With Gray Warren, Seth Eggert and Richard Youden. Hosted by Frank Santoroski.