Doug Rice is in for the vacationing Brett McMillan and previews NASCAR's impending trip to Mexico City.

Penske now has all of their drivers in the winner's circle after Blaney's win in Nashville. Brett welcomes Brandon Caldwell of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Jeff Taylor of The CW, Charlotte

Ross Chastain goes from dead last to first for the win in Charlotte while Kyle Larson finishes neither Indy or Charlotte. Brett's guests are Chris Knight of Catchfence.com, and Tom Jenson from the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

The NASCAR Hall of Fame grows, a driver will do the double this weekend, and NASCAR's longest race hits Charlotte. Brett welcomes Pete Pistone of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Toby Christie of TobyChristie.com

As Kyle Larson celebrates a win at Kansas and practices for Indy, it's All-Star Weekend. Brett McMillan welcomes John Roberts of Sirius/XM NASCAR Radio, and Kelly Crandall from Racer.com and ESPN.

Homestead will be the track of choice to end the 2026 season. Brett welcomes Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, and Zach Sturniolo of NASCAR.com.

Was it a boring Talladega finish or a remarkable display of driving skill? Brett McMillan welcomes Dustin Long of NBC Sports and Josh Sims of Fox Sports.

Rockingham delivered the goods over Easter weekend, so now is it ready for the next step? Brett McMillan welcomes Lewis Franck of Reuters, and Justin Albino of Jayski.com.

Larson gives 'em a good ol' fashioned whuppin' in Bristol. Brett McMillan welcomes Adam Alexander of The CW, and Doug Turnbull of PRN.

Denny Hamlin goes back-to-back with a win at throwback Darlington. Brett McMillan welcomes Jeff Gluck from The Athletic and Dillon Welch of The CW.