Along with champion Joey Logano, among the other 15 drivers to be honored at NASCAR Awards Ceremony in Charlotte is Chase Elliott, who gives his season a passing grade. Plus Martin Truex, Jr. won't divulge what's in champion's journal and Erik Jones after winning Comcast Community Champion of the Year award.

He came close but Kyle Busch talks about the disappointment at not being able to make it 20 straight seasons with at least one Cup Series win. Plus Ryan Preece on Stewart-Haas Racing shutting down and NASCAR President Steve Phelps talks about Martin Truex, Jr.

NASCAR contemplating changes to Cup Series Playoff format which Christopher Bell believes is a good idea but Austin Cindric doesn't think they should make it more complicated. Plus RFK Racing adds another car, driver, and sponsor and we hear from Chris Buescher.

Even though the court battle with NASCAR hasn't gone well so far Denny Hamlin is intent on keeping up the fight. Plus Michael McDowell on how decision to leave Front Row Motorsports took some getting used to and we hear from rookie-of-the-year Carson Hocevar.

They don't have to but NASCAR is going to allow 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports to compete as open teams. Hear from NASCAR President Steve Phelps and Brad Keselowski says new TV deal a game changer for the sport.

In Phoenix when Denny Hamlin discussed the race manipulation the week before at Martinsville he didn't think the drivers involved should be blamed while Christopher Bell believes in his case NASCAR made two mistakes. Plus team owner Joe Gibbs jokes with Martin Truex, Jr.

Tweeks may be coming but NASCAR COO Steve O'Donnell makes it crystal clear the Cup Series Playoff format is not about to be completely thrown away. Plus Brad Keselowski says he was oblivious to race manipulation at Martinsville and Dale Jr. on the late, great Bobby Allison.

Both Joey Logano and his crew chief Paul Wolfe have nothing to say to critics who say their latest Cup championship somehow isn't legit because of the Playoff format. Plus Kyle Busch on NASCAR meeting concerning race manipulation and Tyler Reddick is already thinking 2025.

The Cup Series Playoff and newly crowned champion Joey Logano are facing a firestorm of criticism but the Team Penske driver defends the format and how he took his third title. Plus former champ Martin Truex, Jr. after ending his full-time driving career.

Making history for himself and his team owner Roger Penske, Joey Logano won the season-finale at Phoenix to grab another Cup Series Championships. Also hear the other members of the final four who came home top-six Ryan Blaney, William Byron, and Tyler Reddick.

As the final four gets ready for the Cup Series Championship Race in Phoenix, Joey Logano explains why he may be the favorite while a fully bearded Ryan Blaney looks to go back-to-back, why William Byron considers himself the underdog and Tyler Reddick on trying to fulfill a lifelong dream.