Tony Stewart wins internal team debate to get Ryan Preece in one of his Cup cars while William Byron glad NASCAR taking steps to improve safety. Plus Christopher Bell on Kurt Busch's impact on Toyota Racing and Daniel Suarez has a new vacation spot.

How does Kevin Harvick feel about the prospect of negotiating a new deal? Plus, Harrison Burton has a couple of things he’d like to accomplish during the off season, Speedway Motorsports President Marcus Smith says they’re working to make Texas Motor Speedway more competitive, and Chris Buescher’s take on the number of winners 2023 will produce.

As expected Joe Gibbs Racing has named Ty Gibbs to run the Cup Series full-time in 2023, replacing Kyle Busch, and the 20-year-old driver is vowing to drive more respectful. Plus Roush Yates Engines President Doug Yates on the future of electric motors in NASCAR.

When it came to partnering up with Petty GMS Racing Jimmie Johnson said he had a gut feel it was the right thing to do. Plus Aric Almirola shoots down a rumor while winless in 2022 Martin Truex, Jr. gives himself and his team an average grade.

With Brad Keselowski's departure, this year at age 32 Joey Logano became the de factor leader at Team Penske but always wanted to form a consensus with teammates. Meanwhile Kyle Larson spinning his wheels looking for a ride in the Indy 500.

Unsure about next season, Ross Chastain was glad NASCAR did not make an immediate rule change after his crazy last lap at Martinsville. Plus notes on Chase Elliott, JTG-Daugherty Racing and Petty GMS Racing owner Maury Gallagher is thinking about future championships.

Even though he thought it was a gutty move Kyle Larson still thinks Ross Chastain wall scraper move at Martinsville should be outlawed. Plus Chase Briscoe on a hot finish to the season and Kyle Busch on why he worked so hard to keep the doors open on his truck team.

Although he wanted the championship and hates to finish second Ross Chastain was truly joyful as the Cup Series runner-up while crew chief Paul Wolfe talks about what propelled him and Joey Logano to a second title. And please don't ask Chase Elliott about the 2023 season.

With the sudden passing of Joe Gibbs Racing co-owner Coy Gibbs, their four Cup drivers were left in a difficult position at Phoenix according to Christopher Bell. On the flip side of the emotional scale Joey Logano celebrated a second title and Roger Penske a second championship in 2022.

Saying he was the favorite Joey Logano dominated at Phoenix to win a second Cup Championship with Roger Penske. Finishing second in the points was Ross Chastain. He followed by Christopher Bell, who raced with heavy heart over the death of Coy Gibbs, with Chase Elliott winding up fourth.