Dan and Doug dig through two exciting (and delayed) Martinsville races and talk about what Josh Berry's first NXS win means. They also talk about the struggles Harvick and Ky. Busch overcame, the pressure to win this season, and which drivers they would like to see move to NASCAR and which NASCAR drivers they'd like to see in other series.

The full crew is back to tackle their pros and cons of the first Cup Series dirt race at Bristol. They also talk about tweaks for next year, the true talent of Kyle Larson, drivers with pressure one fifth of the way into the season, and who the best driver in the world may be.

Doug and Dan discuss some positives leaving Atlanta, the driver odds for Bristol, a passenger car feature that stock cars could use, Doug's front-row seat for the Gragson-Hemric fight, and the time Captain Herb got hit by a car at AMS. We also go in-depth with Bill Lester with his surprise return to Trucks and with Riley Herbst on the tracks he likes the most.

Doug and Dan head from the desert to their home track, grading the Phoenix racing and storylines and setting up this week's Atlanta races. They also talk about racing action being sold short on TV and spend ten minutes getting to know Ryan Preece.

In this abridged episode, Doug quickly recaps some NASCAR-Vegas storylines and then sits down for over 20 minutes with Cup Series rookie Chase Briscoe. Briscoe shares about the challenges of less fans in the stands as a rookie, acclimating to Cup racing, his biggest NASCAR moment so far, and how his faith keeps him grounded.

Doug and Dan get together and talk about some drivers who had the fire and some that were ice cold at Homestead-Miami Speedway. They also talk about the breaking point of when veteran driver pay makes sense.

Doug, Dan, and Eric gather again to marvel at Christopher Bell's and Ty Gibbs' clutch race wins, the action-packed tripleheader Daytona Road Course weekend, what NASCAR could do better with the yellow flag, and what Ryan Blaney just might seem to lack.

The full crew is back to break down a mostly disappointing Daytona 500 and some of the problems that make the pack either ride or wreck. They also talk about racing underdogs, the optimism of road courses, and driving a stick shift. Dan also remembers some charity and mischief of the late Dale Earnhardt.

Doug and Eric give their thumbs up to Tuesday night's Busch Clash and preview the Daytona 500. They also heavily reminisce on Dale Earnhardt, 20 years after his death, and the impact he had on NASCAR. They also discuss another seven-time champion returning to the track for a record-breaking 8th crown.

Eric Von Haessler joins Doug to give his outlook as a fan on 2021 - both stories and drivers. The duo also discusses relating to casual fans, Chase Elliott in other series, and the new car. Cartoonist Mike Smith then joins to talk about drawing the sport and encountering the Busch brothers.