The new RCR duo of Kyle Busch and Austin Dillon worked really well together at the Coliseum and Martin Truex, Jr. doesn't much of an idea floated to make the Clash a points race. Plus unlike many other drivers Alex Bowman came away from last Sunday with no enemies.

Clash at the Coliseum victory proved Martin Truex, Jr. and his Joe Gibbs Racing team are determined not to go winless as they did in 2022. Plus according to Kyle Larson rear impacts in Next Gen Cup Car still hurt and Kyle Busch jokes about being "high" on life.

Following a winless 2022 Cup Series season, Martin Truex, Jr. starts this year off with a win in the Clash at the Coliseum. Plus Austin Dillon and Kyle Busch on a crashed-filled event with Alex Bowman making a big improvement over his results from last year.

NASCAR is gearing up for the second running of the Busch Light Clash at the LA Coliseum. For Brad Keselowski the quarter-mile track is unlike any other and Joey Logano says the same thing about the race itself. Plus Kyle Busch on competing for the first time Sunday with RCR.

Having learned from his on track mistakes last season Ty Gibbs looking forward rookie Cup campaign. Plus for Bubba Wallace just being good is no longer good enough and Chris Buescher on why he missed the cut a year ago for the Busch Light Clash at the L.A. Coliseum.

Planning to end his full-time Cup career at the end of this season Kevin Harvick actually wanted to pull the plug sooner. Plus a number of NASCAR rule changes, Kyle Larson on why the Indy 500 is on his bucket list and Noah Gragson tipping the scale to win 20 bucks.

With Kyle Busch as his new teammate, Austin Dillon believes RCR Racing will take another step forward in 2023. Plus William Byron will do more late model racing this season and Chris Buescher's young daughter may be keeping him awake but it is leading to more exercise.

As he returns to full-time Cup racing A.J. Allmendinger confident he can get back to victory lane. A winner at Daytona over the weekend, Harrison Burton wanting to start 2023 like he ended his rookie Cup campaign and Erik Jones back in the gym after a seven year absence.

Filling in for Mark Garrow, Jerry Jordan finds out if Alex Bowman considers himself and Ross Chastain an inspiration to short track racers across the country. Plus reporters joke with Jimmy Johnson about the "champions provisional".

NASCAR aggressively changing the Cup Series schedule gets a thumbs up from Christopher Bell. Meanwhile changes to the Next Gen Cup Car short track package is also a good idea according to Martin Truex, Jr. and Chase Briscoe gets a new contract after lessons learned in his first Playoff run.