It's the thrilling conclusion to the Wipeout ranking, as the boys are joined once again by special guest Daryl Baxter (@darylbaxter) to talk about their favorite moments, music and memories surrounding the trendsetting anti-grav racing franchise. Highlights include Adam hopelessly failing to find the words to explain why he adores Wipeout 3, and Brendan listing all of the places you can actually barrel roll in Moa Therma.

Once you've listened to this, go check out Daryl's shows PAL Keys and Outpost here: t.co/7Xt3rODvix

Time Extend finally covers the coolest racing franchise of them all. Wipeout is the topic of this ranking, as the boys are joined by writer and podcaster Daryl Baxter to discuss their favorite entries in Sony's cult-classic anti-gravity racing series and why there's still nothing else like it. Oh, and everyone gangs up on Adam for what is apparently a hot take about 2048 being good.

This is only part 1; tune in for part 2 next episode! And go check out Daryl on Twitter @darylbaxter and his shows PAL Keys and Outpost here: https://t.co/7Xt3rODvix

With Assetto Corsa Competizione finally marking its long-awaited 1.0 release, the boys couldn't wait to discuss Kunos' officially-licensed Blancpain GT Series title. There's no question it's a thoroughly enjoyable ride, but Adam and Brendan agree it shares more in common with sim racers of old than any of its modern contemporaries. That's not such a bad thing, though...

This week, the boys are Super Sonic Racing following the release of Sega and Sumo Digital's latest kart racer, and have plenty to say about it. Adam and Brendan also weigh in on that bombshell of a Grid reveal, and ruminate as to whether Codies' imminent reboot will truly capture the drama of Fernando Alonso's tumultuous relationship with McLaren.

Sega arcade racing has arrived on the Switch, and the boys are ecstatic about it. We guarantee you no other podcast is going to talk this long about Virtua Racing. In the second half of the show, Time Extend picks up a topic started almost exactly a year ago with a deep dive into yet more unreleased racers.

You're in for a real treat this episode, as Time Extend is joined by none other than Paul Rustchynsky. Now at Slightly Mad Studios, Paul has designed and directed entries in some of the most beloved racing franchises of the last 15 years, including WRC, MotorStorm, Driveclub and, most recently, Onrush. We talk past, present, and what's next for the veteran developer, while shedding light on some unreleased projects and plans along the way. This is one you definitely won't want to miss!

There are lots of people who make this little genre so amazing, and this week Time Extend sat down with one of them — GTPlanet founder Jordan Greer — to talk about the story behind the internet's largest sim racing community. There's some Dirt Rally 2.0 discussion to be had as well, and we even found some time to read off your favorite Ridge Racer memories in this jam-packed episode!

The racing season is only just beginning, but the boys are already in summer mode as Andrew Elmore joins Adam and Brendan for the long-teased, barely-requested deep dive into the only game truly worthy of the world's most prestigious endurance race.

Real Racing Roots 2019 artist Andrew Elmore joins Time Extend for a meandering discussion about the intersection of racing games, art, music and the irrefutable best remix of New Order's "Blue Monday."

We open 2019 by catching up with some of the latest headlines in another free-wheeling episode. Brendan delivers his final (we hope) verdict on V-Rally 4 on the Switch, Adam wonders aloud what an Out Run-themed Smash level might look like, and the boys repeatedly trip over themselves trying to pronounce "Eutechnyx."