Antonio and Norman recap a packed weekend of motorsport headlined by Long Beach, where Acura and Meyer Shank Racing finally broke through for their first Long Beach victory in the modern IMSA era, before Alex Palou added to the drama on Sunday, claiming his first-ever IndyCar win on the streets of Long Beach ahead of Felix Rosenqvist and Scott Dixon. Over at Kansas Speedway, Tyler Reddick survived late-race chaos to beat Kyle Larson in overtime, becoming just the fourth driver in history to win five of the first nine Cup races in a season. The guys also take a moment to reflect on the tragic events at the Nürburgring, where driver Juha Miettinen lost his life following a seven-car crash during the ADAC 24h Nürburgring Qualifiers — a sobering reminder of the risks that come with the sport we love.

Lap 94 is a rollercoaster this week—Antonio dominates the Legend race weekend at the road course, going fastest in practice and qualifying… only to never take the green flag thanks to rain and no rain tires. From heartbreak to hard truths, we shift to NASCAR at Bristol and why the “old Bristol” might be gone for good thanks to modern car tech. Plus, Ty breaks through for his first win, and Blaney once again fights through pit crew struggles to stay strong in the points.

This week on Lap 93, we dive into the surprising rejection of Cletus McFarland from the upcoming O’Reilly’s race at Talladega—and what it says about the sport right now. We also break down Antonio’s run in the Legend race… where he didn’t just show up, he was the legend. Plus, we circle back to Formula One with more thoughts on what’s working, what’s not, and what’s starting to raise some eyebrows as the season unfolds.