With Auto Club in the rear view the sights are set on Las Vegas, but we can't forget to also look ahead to Bahrain and St Pete. With so much to discuss the boys were joined by a longtime friend as CJ unfortunately missed this week. But don't discredit us as we had @thenascarhotspot from instagram join Mike and Chris to talk all things Nascar the past two weeks and to talk all things Bahrain and Indycar ahead. Sit back and enjoy this week's episode and don't forget to hit that subscribe button!

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What do you know, the boys are back and full of hot takes. A year that has the potential to be another stellar year will be starting and we are here for it. A long time away means we had much to discuss with silly season and all sorts of motorsports topics to discuss. From the aforementioned silly season to what is going on down in Daytona think week. Give it a listen and enjoy the great time we had hopping back on the mic for another go around here at On the Chip.

Although much of the rambling nonsense was put on display this week. We still talked about some motorsports. Indycar was put on full display as the American open wheel series had it's season finale this weekend with Will Power claiming his second title of the Australian's career in Indycar. Newgarden placed second in the race and points after starting at the back of the field this past weekend in the foothills of the California countryside. Alex Palou captured the race win cementing him fifth place over teammate Marcus Ericsson.

Nascar had a duel that wasn't touched on quite enough by the boys. Bubba Wallace becomes the winningest African American driver in Nascar's premiere division with his win at Kansas that was undisputedly a great win and well deserved. No one can take that away from him or the 45 crew. The win for the 45 also marked the first time since 2002 where a car number won multiple races with different drivers. This also is the first time since 1972 where the same number won at the same track with different drivers.

Monza was, maybe not as thrilling up front with Verstappen winning under SC as the Mclaren of Ricciardo had dirvetrain problems. Vettel also had a less than stellar result in his final Monza race in F1 that happened with a DNF even earlier in the race. Shoutout to the young Dutchman in Nyck De Vries to bring a Williams home in P9 for Alex Albon as Albon had to miss this weekend due to health reasons.

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