Victory Lane

How the hell did Justin Haley and Spire Motorsports win a Cup race? Davey breaks down the biggest upset in NASCAR history from Daytona. He also touches on Kaulig Racing's banner night, punctuated by Ross Chastain's Xfinity Series victory, previews Kentucky Speedway and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week.

Davey recaps Derek Kraus' Douglas County Speedway dominance, leading all 150 laps. He also touches on Alex Bowman's first career victory at Chicago before welcoming on some of his non-NASCAR friends (26:30) to get their thoughts on what it would take for them to watch the sport on a consistent basis (this is the fun part, party people).

Davey went to Sonoma, got sunburnt, drank some wine, fell in love with San Francisco, was just as confused at the K&N Pro Series West race as you were and was just as disappointed in the Cup race as you were. He hits on a brief Chicagoland and Roseburg preview this weekend before tightening some Lug Nuts.

Davey recaps the racing we saw in Iowa, including Ross Chastain’s disqualification, Johnny Sauter’s suspension following his dust-up with Austin Hill and Christopher Bell’s butt-whopping. He chats with Xfinity Series regular Ryan Sieg (14:40-25:15) on his 2019 season, racing with a limited budget, what life is like racing as an underdog and more. He then previews the K&N Pro Series West and Cup Series in Sonoma before hitting on Lug Nuts of the Week.

K&N in Colorado was a “Holy Bejesus” to the highest degree. Davey hits on Hailie Deegan’s move on Derek Kraus to win in Dacono and whether it was fair play or not. He talks with Deegan following the third win of her career (4:15), her father Brian Deegan on the 150-lapper (12:00), team owner Bill McAnally on his conflicting emotions (16:00), home-town hero Kody Vanderwal on his runner-up finish (18:30), Todd Souza (21:45), Brittney Zamora (25:30), and Jagger Jones (27:45). He also recaps Monday action at Michigan, where Joey Logano dominated to the win, hits on Lug Nuts of the Week and appreciates Greg Biffle for doin’ it to ‘em in the Truck Series at Texas.

Full of fried chicken and ribs from Memphis, Davey recaps Chase Cabre's first-ever K&N Pro Series win from Tennessee (1:10), including why Sam Mayer and Max McLaughlin aren't his biggest fans, Derek Kraus running for points in K&N East, Todd Gilliland's response to Kyle Busch's comments and more. He also laughs at Kyle Busch's hate for the p-word (25:45), previews Michigan and Colorado and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week.

Davey welcomes on his dad (1:25) to recap The Greatest Day in Racing, from Monaco to Indianapolis to Charlotte and everything that came along with it. He briefly previews the weekend festivities at Pocono and Memphis before breaking into a British accent and Tottenham Hotspur pump-up speech (COYS) ahead of the Champions League final (36:20) and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week.

How about that All-Star Race? Davey recaps the festivities from Charlotte, where Kyle Larson won $1 million with the help of a YEET from Kevin Harvick. He also touches on the fight between Clint Bowyer and Ryan Newman, previews the greatest day in motorsports and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week.

Davey is back (and relatively uninjured) from Arizona following more K&N Pro Series Twin 100s. He details his experience climbing (and falling down) Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, recaps the action from Tucson Speedway, including interviews from drivers, as Derek Kraus dominated and touches on the show we saw from Kansas Speedway. He then previews the All-Star Race from Charlotte and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week.

Davey’s South Boston-Dover Double is COMPLETE! He’s back after watching 600 laps of racing to recap it all for you with exclusive audio from SoBo and Delaware. Tanner Gray and Derek Kraus hoisted trophies in the K&N Pro Series East Twin 100s, and some feelings were hurt along the way (3:00-24:30). Plus, Martin Truex Jr. slays the Monster Mile on a Monday, while Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick weren’t too pleased with the rules package (24:30-43:40). Was it hard to pass? Find out for yourself. He then previews this upcoming weekend in Tucson and Kansas (43:50-48:50) and hits on Lug Nuts of the Week (48:50), including (what will be) the most “lit and turnt af” diecast to ever be produced.