NASCAR’s Approval Process is under a ton of scrutiny this week after Natalie Decker’s accident in the Xfinity race last Saturday and McFarland’s crash on Friday in the truck race. Does it need to be revamped? How should the process work? We discuss that.

Plus, Kyle Busch’s antics at the end of Sunday’s Daytona 500 were interesting to say the least. Are they a big deal? What does it mean for any potential future employer?

Also, Joe Gibbs Racing has filed a lawsuit against former crew chief Chris Gabehart who recently started working for Spire Motorsports. Gabehart allegedly stole secret information from Joe Gibbs Racing and even recruited an employee from JGR to Spire. We discuss that.

And we preview the triple header weekend from Echopark Speedway in Atlanta.

It's been 25 years since the death of Dale Earnhardt. Clayton Caldwell gives his memories of that day and talks about the lasting impact the death had on the sport of NASCAR.

Tyler Reddick won the Daytona 500 on Sunday. We discuss that and give our thoughts on the fuel savings and the overall package at Daytona.

Plus we look at the NASCAR O’Reilly Parts Series race and talk about Natalie Decker’s mistake. Plus we look at the Truck Series event and discuss everything with that race.

Joey Logano and Chase Elliott went to victory lane on Thursday in the Duel 150s at Daytona. Impressive victories for both while Justin Allgaier, Corey Heim, Casey Mears and B.J. McLeod will start the Daytona 500 after a night of crashes and controversy.

We’ll break it all down and talk about qualifying. Plus we’ll give our picks to win the 500, dark horses and look at the Truck and Xfinity races as well!

Ryan Preece won the Cookout Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium. It was a wild event that saw racing in the rain, delays, rain tires and so much more.

We’ll give our thoughts on the clash and discuss whether or not we think it should go back to Daytona, or stay doing what we are doing.

Plus, NASCAR Senior Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer made comments on Thursday about the teams being in fuel saving mode for the Daytona 500 and whether or not the sport was looking at trying to fix that. We ask how can someone be so off from their fan base.

Lastly, there is a new wrinkle in the qualifying procedure for the Daytona 500. We’ll give our thoughts on that and whether we like it or dislike it.

It was another victory for Christopher Bell this weekend at Phoenix Raceway. We discuss his win, take a look at a controversial call during the event and talk about Katherine Legge’s mistakes.

Plus we look at the best driver crew chief pairing in the garage and discuss the finish of the NASCAR Xfinity race. Was Aric Almirola justified in his move at the end of the event? We’ll give our take.

Christopher Bell took the checkered flag on Sunday at Atlanta Motor Speedway in another controversial finish. We discuss whether NASCAR should or shouldn’t have thrown the yellow flag to end the race, rather than letting the race run to the start/finish line.

NASCAR has had a flurry of judgement calls in the first two races of the season, with the organization contradicting itself regarding these finishes. We’ll give our takes on that.

Plus, Dodge is reportedly coming back to NASCAR, first in trucks in 2026, then followed by the Cup Series in 2027 or 2028. We’ll talk about what this means and give a team who could potentially make the jump.

Finally the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series raced at Atlanta as well. We’ll discuss those races and the dominance of Austin Hill on the drafting tracks in the Xfinity Series.

Bubba Wallace and Austin Cindric are the winners of the 2025 Duels at Daytona. Duel 1 was wild and Duel 2 wasn’t. However, we broke down both.

Justin Allgaier and Corey LaJoie raced their way into the 500, joining Martin Truex Jr, Jimmie Johnson and Helio Castroneves as the open teams to make the field.

JJ Yeley, BJ McLeod, Anthony Alfredo and Chandler Smith all went home.

We’ll discuss who ran well, who struggled and give our picks for the 67th running of the Great American Race, the Daytona 500.