Five To Go

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.