To give one last look on the 2017 season, award-winning and long-time NASCAR writer Deb Williams joins the show. Among the topics in this episode are a look at Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s career and relationship with his father, Dale Earnhardt Sr., and what kind of a champion Martin Truex Jr. will be. Plus, Deb and Kelly Crandall look at what stage racing did for the sport while breaking down the parity between Toyota, Chevrolet and Ford.
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