Over the last six seasons Martin Truex, Jr. has transformed into a NASCAR Cup Series Championship future Hall of Famer and he says it's because he's a good student. Plus, Alex Bowman on why he wishes he could have raced against Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt.

Unemployed Ty Dillon has found a job for the Daytona 500 with Gaunt Brothers Racing. Chip Ganassi enters third car with Jamie McMurray teaming with Kurt Busch and Ross Chastain, a rookie Busch expects to make noise and William Byron on Kyle Larson joining Hendrick Motorsports.

Although happy to be Vice-President of Operations at Hendrick Motorsports, Chad Knaus will miss not being a crew chief. Plus Tony Stewart is miffed at NASCAR and what will Clint Bowyer do when Fox's half of the season is over?

Another global icon Pit Bull is getting involved with NASCAR as co-owner of a new team Track House Racing. Plus, veteran driver Kevin Harvick offers advice to new owners and Kyle Larson wins the Chili Bowl for the second straight year.

Thousands of tons of dirt are being hauled down into Bristol Motor Speedway to get ready for first Cup Series' dirt race in decades. Hear from BMS boss Jerry Caldwell and the man in charge of the concrete makeover Steve Swift. Plus Noah Gragson on making his Cup debut in Daytona 500.

When NASCAR was the first major sport last year to return to action it seemed only natural to Clint Bowyer. Chevrolet has combined the engine efforts of Richard Childress Racing and Hendrick Motosports, which revs up Austin Dillon.

Only weeks away from starting his rookie campaign on the Cup Series, Chase Briscoe has set some big goals. NASCAR weighs in on Hailee Deegan's inappropriate remark and Wood Brothers Racing Co-Owner Eddie Wood loves his driver Matt DiBennedetto.

The coronavirus may further change the 2021 Cup Series schedule, but Speedway Motorsports President-CEO Marcus Smith believes it'll be a good year. A number of NASCAR drivers are sprint car racing this week and Martin Truex, Jr. likes how Next Gen Cup Car sounds.

Getting ready this week to defend his win a year ago in the Chili Bowl, Kyle Larson is grateful to be restarting his NASCAR career with Rick Hendrick. Plus some of the latest news and Bubba Wallace is all smiles starting the upcoming season fully sponsored.

With California struggling to contain Covid-19, Speedway Motorsports President and CEO Marcus Smith was asked if Sonoma road race could get cancelled for the second year in a row. Plus, the new boss at Sonoma Raceway Jill Gregory talks about her first visit to the track when she was a teenager.