Five To Go

Doug and Dan discuss the giant racing weekend with Devin, who was on the grounds for all four days in Charlotte. They talk about Blaney's broken drought, Elliott's suspension and LaJoie's opportunity, and some teams that surprised in the Coke 600. They also talk about the Indy 500 finish, following the money thru Silly Season, and another F1 yawner.

Devin was on scene for NASCAR's North Wilkesboro return and discusses what he saw on and off the track. Dan reminds us of how the races in past decade should have reset our bar for action in this race. They also talk about the tension in the All-Star Open, Bubba Wallace and the bird, and the drama at Indy 500 qualifying.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the ups and downs of the Darlington race and breakdown Chastain v. Larson. They also discuss what Chastain does going forward, if Carl Edwards returns, and Alex Bowman's status. The crew also previews North Wilkesboro.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the last-lap pass and the punch both heard around the world. They discuss if F1 can actually surpass NASCAR in the states and they give probabilities for winless drivers to win before 2023 in Cup.

With Devin away, Doug returns with Dan to talk about Martin Truex Jr.'s Dover win and how that affects any retirement talk. They also discuss Ryan Truex's breakthrough and his future prospects, the performance of RFK Racing, Austin Dillon's woes, and Chastain's chrome horn. Then they talk about the surprise move of Legacy MC to Toyota and the big news shaping Josh Berry's Cup future.

Doug, Dan, and Devin debrief after a Martinsville race that left something to be desired. They also discuss tire fall off and the lack of passing and NASCAR's shy use of the rain tires in the Truck Series race. They also talk about Carson Hocevar finally stepping over the line in NASCAR's eyes.

Doug, Dan, and Devin reflect on Captain Herb Emory's racing show on the anniversary of his passing. They also tackle the racing and the drivers that excelled at Bristol dirt and the new Preece vs. Larson clash. And they discuss inconsistencies with the caution flags and with the penalty appeals board.

Doug, Dan, and Devin discuss the short track package and better racing at Richmond, the first wins of Chandler Smith and Carson Hocevar, if Xfinity Series is NASCAR's best product, and is Texas showing signs of racing improvement. They also consider the repercussions and fairness of Hendrick Motorsports' points being given back.

Doug, Dan, and Devin break down Reddick's dominance at Circuit of the Americas and talk about Suarez's pit road actions, Bubba Wallace's head space, and driver etiquette. Then Todd Gilliland joins to talk about switching back and forth between race teams and his future.