The championship weekend chaos is in the rearview, and Speed This Week is wide open. The Crew Chief and Driver Trey Rice break down an unforgettable trip to Phoenix, where Trey was on-site for one of the most dominant Truck seasons in NASCAR history. They relive Corey Heim’s ridiculous seven-wide, one-handed restart move, his insane 12-win stat line, and how he basically forced his way into future Hall of Fame conversations. From there, they dive into the Xfinity finale—Conor Zilisch’s heartbreak, Jesse Love’s execution, pit crews swinging titles—and then hit the Cup Series, where Denny Hamlin’s blown shot and Kyle Larson’s quiet clinch spark a real talk conversation about the playoff format and who actually deserved this one.

Off the track, things get even spicier: the guys unpack Michael Jordan and Denny’s legal fight with NASCAR, charter prices going nuclear, falling TV numbers, streaming problems, and whether the France family’s grip on the sport looks a lot like a monopoly. Could an MJ-backed rival series ever work? What happens on December 1st? And is a return to an old-school format the only way to save the product? All that, plenty of sarcasm, and zero legal degrees on this week’s Speed This Week.