NHRA Funny Car legends Ron Capps and John Force share their passion for NHRA, the difference in each track, and what life promoting the sport is like. Arby's Southern Nationals at Atlanta Dragway is May 3rd-5th and every ticket is a pit pass!

Doug, Dan, and Eric welcome special in-studio guest Christ Cockrum after his first-ever NASCAR top 10 at Talladega. Cockrum explains how his small team works and how elated they were to finish and the dynamics of the draft. We also hear from Jeffrey Earnhardt and MENCS 'Dega runner-up Alex Bowman. The gang also discusses the crowd reaction to Chase Elliott's Talladega win.

The whole gang digs in on which driver could make a real rival to Kyle Busch, the complicated legacy of Kurt Busch, the essence and success of local short tracks, and what the new Talladega package may produce. Talladega Superspeedway Chairman Grant Lynch and No. 41 driver Daniel Suarez also join as guests.

Doug and Dan share some Captain Herb Emory stories on the week of the five-year anniversary of his death and Unadilla, Georgia's David Ragan shares the impressions that Captain Herb left on him in his early career. Dan and Doug also introduce the 2019 Georgia Racing Hall of Fame inductees and break down last week's racing at Bristol Motor Speedway. They also explore the DW retirement and something lacking in this past week's coverage.

RHR sits down with Doug Turnbull to talk about the upcoming race at Barber Motorsports Park, the rookies to watch in the NTT IndyCar Series, how the economic model works in his series. and how he turned his early career struggles into success.

With Von Haessler off, interns Devin Kupka (and his dad Andrew) and George Clark join Doug and Dan to discuss the major 2020 schedule changes, the interesting Texas races, Kyle Busch's big mistakes, and heat races to fix qualifying.

Dan, Eric, and Doug rank each MENCS organization, talk about the time of opportunity for the smaller teams to pounce, and discuss Doug's weird diet and best/worst track food.

Doug and Eric give another view on Kyle Busch's 200 NASCAR win mark, appraise the Xfinity Series, and explore the intersection of personality and championships. They also dig in on F1, IMSA, and driver psychology.

Doug, Eric, and Dan rate the Phoenix racing, debate Kyle Busch's win total, discuss what the Suarez-McDowell fight really shows, talk about a new IndyCar star, and what F1's docu-series can teach NASCAR.

The fellas discuss how the Vegas Cup race played out differently and if the changes were enough. They also debate whether the noncompetitive cars in the field should even show up and what changes NASCAR should make to qualifying with the new cars.