Darlington delivers a throwback winner for a throwback weekend when Brad Keselowski breaks his long winless streak. Brett welcomes Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com, and Reid Spencer of The NASCAR Wire Service.

Buescher "missed it by that much!" Now on to Throwback Weekend. Brett welcomes Justin Albino of Jayski and Jeff Hammond of Sirius XM.

Kansas has been the playground of Toyota in the past. Will that continue? Brett McMillan welcomes Lewis Franck of Reuters and Jim Utter of Motorsport.com

This week, Brett promises a show that is full throttle for the entire hour - unlike Talladega. Guests are Holly Cain of the NASCAR Wire Service, and Dustin Long of NBC Sports.

Chase Elliott has finally ended his winning drought. Now can Ford end theirs? Brett McMillan welcomes Adam Alexander of Fox, and Zach Sturniolo of NASCAR.com

Can Willie B. be stopped as he heads to Texas this weekend to try to pull off a Texas Two-Step? Brett McMillan welcomes Josh Simms of Fox Sports, and Davey Segal of Sirius XM NASCAR Radio.

So, what goes into a restart review as Denny jumps the gun at Richmond. Brett McMillan welcomes Shane Connuck from The Charlotte Observer, and Chris Knight of CatchFence.com.

Good news - Track limits will not be an issue this weekend! Brett welcomes Lee Spencer of CatchFence.com and Reid Spencer of The NASCAR Wire Service.

So how'd you like the racing this past weekend in Bristol? And, now we head to COTA - which has a new restart zone. Brett McMillan welcomes Pete Pistone of Sirius XM NASCAR Radio, and Kelly Crandall of Racer.com

Christopher Bell triumphs in Phoenix, now it's off to Bristol, minus the dirt. Brett McMillan welcomes Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, and Dustin Albino of Jayski.com.

The last time Kyle Larson won the spring race in Vegas, he also won the championship. This week, we're headed to where the championship will be! Brett McMillan welcomes Kim Coon of NBC Sports and Alan Cavanna of PRN and NASCAR.com