After a finger is flipped, Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman point one back at each other. Plus Austin Dillon wraps up NextGen Cup car test in Richmond and Chase Elliott on why he considers Talladega Superspeedway another home track.

In winning at Dover Kyle Larson believes he's given his Chip Ganassi team a real shot at the Cup championship. Plus Joey Logano explains and Denny Hamlin disputes how he raced Sunday over 20 laps down. And Alex Bowman gets water throw in his face again.

Finally Kyle Larson winds up in victory lane while Joey Logano winds up in hot water with drivers like Denny Hamlin. Plus Jimmie Johnson thought he had the speed but not the luck to win at Dover and end his long losing drought.

The second round of Monster Energy Cup Series Playoff gets underway in Dover, DE with Kyle Busch and Martin Truex, Jr. having enough bonus points for a round 3 insurance policy. Plus hear from Rick Hendrick, William Byron and the man who's job it is to make people smile Clint Bowyer.

Kevin Harvick is unhappy with the way Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.'s situation was handled by Roush Fenway Racing. Plus Joey Logano on Team Penske's Dover aspirations and former championship crew chief Jeff Hammond talks about Smokey Yunick and Junior Johnson.

Initially upset and caught off guard by Roush Fenway Racing's decision to let him go at the end of the season, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. is now taking attitude sometimes change is good. Plus, Josef Newgarden on how an IndyCar - NASCAR doubleheader weekend would be a good thing.

Today Ryan Newman, Kurt Busch and Aric Almirola on failing to make the second round of the Monster Energy Cup Series Playoff. Clint Bowyer, however, did make it as did Alex Bowman who apparently has a problem with Bubba Wallace. Plus, Chase Elliott on his revenge burn out.

There's been "spin and win" but Chase Elliott made it the "crash and cash" to find his way to victory lane on the second ever race on The Roval at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The year's final road race also had major Playoff ramifications and Alex Bowman points a finger at Bubba Wallace.

NASCAR may be returning to Charlotte for the second annual Bank of America Roval 400 but no one has forgotten the epic finish from a year ago. We have the dramatic radio call of the final 100 yards and hear from the winner Ryan Blaney and a frustrated loser who can smile now Martin Truex, Jr. Also Kurt Busch has a plan to point his way into round two of the Playoff.

Today Mark Garrow has Martin Truex, Jr. on wishing he had gone straight when he was wrecked in the final turn of last year's Bank of America Roval 400 by Jimmie Johnson. Plus, Chris Buescher is going to replace Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. and Kevin Harvick on his favorite time in the racing simulator.