One of the big stories coming out of Michigan was Martin Truex, Jr., after mulling retirement, deciding to return to Joe Gibbs Racing in 2024. Meanwhile Michael McDowell is close to re-upping with Front Row Motorsports and John Hunter Nemechek gets a milestone Xfinity Series win.

Once again the Cup Series is heading the Irish Hills to race at Michigan Speedway. Bubba Wallace believes he's got a great chance to win with Brad Keselowski and Kyle Busch thinking the same thing. Plus William Byron still feels he's got a shot at the regular season championship.

Hear the answer to Kyle Larson being asked if recent run-in with Denny Hamlin made him the maddest ever and Austin Cindric on how other drivers will deal with Hamlin. Plus Daniel Suarez on his Playoff situation and Ryan Blaney looks back on Michigan win two years ago.

As a friend to both Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. jokes about seeing both sides of their run-in. Plus Chase Elliott and Kevin Harvick on aggressive driving tactics with Martin Truex, Jr. explaining his delay in retirement decision.

Yes, winning at Richmond allowed Chris Buescher to lock into the Playoff but he might be happier talking about points is off the table. Plus Denny Hamlin believes controversy with Kyle Larson makes race fans a winner and Sam Mayer is proud of his first Xfinity Series win.

Until he won Sunday Chris Buescher stats at Richmond were not very pretty with his RFK Racing boss and teammate Brad Keselowski losing another toughie while Ryan Preece grabbed a top-5. Plus Kyle Larson on why he didn't meet face to face with Denny Hamlin.

NASCAR back in Richmond where Kevin Harvick and Martin Truex, Jr. are looking forward to winning again on a track that's been brutally tough on Ryan Blaney and Bubba Wallace. Michael McDowell, in the meantime, having fun proving the doubters wrong.

The biggest question heading into "Silly Season" is whether Martin Truex, Jr. will re-up with Joe Gibbs Racing or retire. Plus Brad Keselowski heading into Richmond, Kaulig Racing makes a risky move and Ross Chastain now drinking beer from a glass.

Close to making the Playoff on points A.J. Allmendinger jokes about a level playing field. Plus Justin Haley on secretly switching teams, Kyle Busch on if he might run for a Truck title one day, and Denny Hamlin surprised with a good luck charm at Pocono.

There were more boos than cheers when Denny Hamlin won at Pocono but that was understandable and okay to the 42-year-old driver. Despite their run-in Sunday Kyle Larson still considers Hamlin a golf buddy and Joe Gibbs jokes about getting him a new contract.