After winning the pole at Nashville Superspeedway Ross Chastain made offhanded remark on how he'd win the race too and that turned out to be true. Plus Noah Gragson on a new mindset following concussion and Austin Dillon would love to see NASCAR in downtown Music City, USA.

Ending a 42-race drought Ross Chastain rolls to a statement win at Nashville Superspeedway, winning in Music City, USA where team owner Justin Marks is headquartered. Runner-up Martin Truex, Jr. was frustrated following Ally 400 but still the point leader.

After lightning delays a year ago at Nashville Superspeedway Chase Elliott thundered to victory even though Kyle Busch was part of a trio of drivers who dominated Ally 400. Plus Ross Chastain on his "home track" pressure and Brad Keselowski in position to make Playoff but not comfortable.

Rumored over the last month Stewart-Haas Racing made it official Josh Berry will take over for the retiring Kevin Harvick who hand picked his replacement. Tony Stewart believes the 32-year-old driver had earned the ride and Dale Jr. says he'll be ready to win year one.

For some of the bad moves drivers make Kevin Harvick believes it would be a good thing if NASCAR went back to throwing the black flag. Plus Joey Logano on his team with 10 races left in the regular season and Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. driving not a car but golf balls at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

On Wednesday Stewart-Haas Racing expected to name Josh Berry the heir apparent for Kevin Harvick and if they end up needing a second driver one of the potential candidates is Michael McDowell. Plus find out how Chris Buescher feels about point racing.

When it comes to record penalty given to Stewart-Haas Racing and Chase Briscoe's team, Kyle Busch reaction "here's your sign". Plus Bubba Wallace feeling he can make the Playoff with a win and Chase Elliott on what he felt in missing six races with an injury and serving a one-race suspension.

It just so happens the only off weekend the Cup Series has this year also includes Father's Day. Hear from proud dads Chris Buescher, Brad Keselowski, and Denny Hamlin. Plus for the sake of the pit crews William Byron hopes NASCAR goes back to three weeks off instead of one.

During the only off weekend on the Cup Series schedule between February and November some drivers are taking trips while guys like A.J. Allmendinger, Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski are staying close to home while Ross Chastain making it a working schedule. Plus Kevin Harvick thinks NASCAR's top circuit belongs in Montreal.

Led by sanctioning body CEO Jim France along with the sport's top winning team owner Rick Hendrick, Jeff Gordon, and Chad Knaus the NASCAR Garage 56 project for the 24 Hours of Le Mans was a big hit with driver Jimmie Johnson blown away by the fans in France.