Five To Go

Five To Go

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Five To Go episodes

  • Episode 188: Rating Bristol, Petit Le Mans talk with Helio Castroneves

    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.

    1 hr 45 min
  • Episode 186: Processing the madness from Daytona

    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.

    1 hr 11 min
  • Episode 185: Rain, Raikkonen, racing teammates

    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.

    47 min
  • Episode 184: 2022 gets weird again and the international wins

    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.

    1 hr 8 min
  • BONUS: 2022 GA Racing Hall of Fame Special

    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.

    53 min
  • Episode 183: Harvick's surprise and many questions about Kyle Busch

    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.

    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 182: Rules of the road and enforcing them

    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.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 181: Another Denny Hamlin bombshell

    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.

    45 min
  • Episode 180: Ring the Bell then sound the alarm, crazy season

    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.

    1 hr 21 min

About Five To Go

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Atlanta traffic and pit reporter Doug "Fireball" Turnbull, roving journo Devin Kupka, and championship-winning mechanic Dan Elliott go long form on five big stories in the racing world each week,…