Did you know Jamaica has a massive racing culture? With two different tracks in a country smaller than Connecticut, Ryan and Sean witness the biggest race of the year, "The Big Money Race," held every Easter Monday at Dover Raceway.

Smokey Yunick was one of NASCAR and IndyCar's most innovative builders throughout the 1950s and 1960s. A true renegade of the era, Smokey's fallout with NASCAR is the thing of legend, including how he was kicked out of the 1968 Daytona 500.

Bobby Unser is a national treasure. A three-time Indy 500 and 13-time Pikes Peak winner, Bobby is not only one of the true greats, he's also completely insane. No one can tell a story like Bobby, but the only way to truly understand it is to watch.

Many iconic race tracks eventually shut down, but how many return decades later? Such is the story of VIRginia International Raceway, a one of-a-kind destination circuit, known today as one of the most scenic locales in all of racing.

Motorsports' allure doesn't just apply to those who want to drive fast, it also brings in those who simply want to be seen. In today's social media climate, the promise of gaining followers is fraught with pitfalls and stark realities.

With all of racing shutdown during the spring of 2020, the tracks themselves were hit particularly hard. Ryan and Sean took a road trip to understand their challenges, from the limbo of postponed races to the financial challenges of lost revenue.