A number of drivers were asked if they could have a celebrity or guest spotter who would they choose. Christopher Bell picked Tom Brady and Kyle Busch went with a superstar quarterback as well. Plus Austin Cindric racing in Australia this weekend hoping as always there's nothing to apologize for.

With the late Steve Richards making a "cameo appearance" for Guru Garrow we go back into the archives where Steve gives us a slice of Thanksgiving to gobble on with Michael McDowell, Bubba Wallace, Alex Bowman and Joey Logano.

For Thanksgiving there's two choices...stay home or hit road, which is what Erik Jones is going to do as he heads to Michigan. Ryan Blaney, however, is sticking close to the house with the birth of his son last week. Plus when it comes Carson Hocevar find out what his favorite Turkey Day side dish is...as well as Guru Garrow's.

The dirty laundry is really flapping the breeze in the anti-trust lawsuit brought against NASCAR by 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports as e-mails are made public with words NASCAR Commissioner Steve Phelps regrets. Plus Carson Hocevar not only drives straight on the track but down the middle of the fairway as well.

We had a chance over the week to begin watching the NASCAR docuseries "Rising" featuring up and comers Rajah Caruth, Jesse Love and Carson Hocevar, who said he wasn't part of it to just "build his brand". Also hear from NASCAR Senior VP of Content John Dahl on why these three drivers were picked.

The Kansas City Chiefs have made it to the Super Bowl the last three years and reigning Cup Series Champion Kyle Larson jumped at the chance to visit their training facility back in September. Plus if he had to choose someone to be his "guest" spotter Christopher Bell picked an NFL Hall of Famer.

When it came to highlights this past season winning was on top of the list for Chase Briscoe and Chase Elliott. Even though he didn't get a checkered flag Erik Jones pleased he had a couple of good chances. Plus Kyle Busch happy with the way son Brexton's racing career is going.

Since they began racing Next Gen Cup Car in 2022, Christopher Bell has had a lot of success not because he adapted quickly but says he was already used to no track time. Plus find out what Ty Gibbs is afraid of and Todd Gilliland on his second off-season as a full-time Cup competitor.

Even though RFK Racing didn't have a driver win or make the Cup Series Playoff, Brad Keselowski feels they benefited by adding third team and Ryan Preece, who ended the year with 4 top-10s in final five races. Plus Shane Van Gisbergen believes road course on the San Diego Naval Base will be "ship shape".

Getting ready for 23rd season on the Cup series and his fourth with Richard Childress Racing, Kyle Busch says it's important he gets to know new crew chief Jim Pohlman in the coming weeks. Plus Zane Smith on how a new contract makes for a dream off-season.