The Pit and Paddock Racing Show

Ross Chastain rids the world of another watermelon, Danny Rics exits Formula One, and Michael Andretti exits Andretti.

Lando Norris continues the McLaren domination in Singapore and Kyle Larson drives everyone to sleep at the Bristol Night Race

Alex Palou sabotages Will Power's seat belts, Buescher bangs SVG, and Ferrari is a champion at losing races.

Joey Logano, with help from a Walmart sign, is the first driver to move on to round 2 of the playoffs.

Chuck Leclerc gets a home win for Ferrari, Chase Briscoe gets into the playoffs, and Palou tries to lose the Indycar championship.

Harrison Burton sneaks into the playoffs, Lando smacks Max around at home, and Will Power dominates at Portland

Tyler Reddick handles a late caution without wrecking everyone and Josef Newgarden somehow manages to spin and win at Gateway.

Austin Dillon decides he will not be losing the race and Australia's greatest export is break dancers.

A weekend of no major racing but there were some Olympics I guess.

George Russell is a bit heavy and the Olympics get weird

Mclaren powers to a smooth, drama free win in Hungary, NASCAR officials are perfect again as Larson picks up a third Crown Jewel, and Herta breaks a massive drought in Toronto.

Will Power and Scotty Mac take the Iowa doubleheaders while Ryan Blaney holds off Denny Hamlin in a weekend of minimal passing.

Sir Lewis Hamilton returns to the top step at his home Grand Prix, Bowman's tire gamble pays off on the streets of Chicago, and Pato says no to Palou.

George Russell gets a win while Max aggressively limits passing opportunities and Joey Logano's endless fuel tank handles 25 overtime restarts.

Max shocks the world with another victory, Christopher Bell gets moist, and Palou corkscrews his way to another win.

Despite the safety car leading the most laps, Ferrari goes back to back at Le Mans, and despite an overabundance of corn references, Ryan Blaney wins the inaugural race at Iowa.

Max wins again, but it's interesting this time, Indycar driver Kyle Larson can't be stopped at Sonoma, and Team Penske sweeps the Podium in Elkhart Lake.

Cindric is glad Bell and Blaney hate winning, and Dixon overcomes the chaos for another super exciting fuel milage win.

Chuck Leclerc wins the Monaco Grand Parade, Newgarden goes back to back, and Christopher Bell wins the Coke 373.5

Ricky Stenhouse spends $75,000 on one punch, Max tries to put us to sleep at Imola, and Scotty Mac lays down a heater (or four) at Indy.

Brad Keselowski watches Reddick clear a path and Alex Palou is ready for May.

Larson gets the closest win in NASCAR history and Lando finally Trumps Max for his first career Grand Prix win.

Scotty Mac takes the victory (and Georgina's heart), Denny beats down the Monster Mile, and Ferrari is feeling a little blue.

Scott Dixon strategerizes his way to another victory, Tyler Reddick sneaks through the carnage in Alabama, and in a shocking upset Max Verstappen finishes P1 in China.

All of NASCAR head to Texas; F1 is on the way to China for the first time in years; Indycar tested a bit and sat in the rain.