This week we are back to (almost) full strength and discussing what was an amazing week of racing on a 1.5 mile track, Sequential SimSport's Late Model set up program, and teasing some new developments for the Missed Shift Team.

The Missed Shift crew, without Dan, goes over the events surrounding the Dover races this past weekend.

We are back at it this week talking about the most recent Talladega Race, Frankie Muniz, Hendrick's driver contracts, and much much more in this week's edition of the Missed Shift. Team Owner Cody also stops by to give some of his insight on the week's events.

This week we discuss how the racing at the top level of NASCAR left something to be desired while the lower series were a bit more exciting. We also discuss the issues facing iRacing's safety rating and some creative solutions that Dale Jr. needs to get on top of.

This week we discuss a slightly quiet week in the world of racing. Was the action at Bristol worth the trouble of ruining what is an otherwise iconic track? What happened in the ever evolving world of Nascar penalties this week? All of those answers and more in this week's episode.

This week we dive into the Richmond/Texas race weekend but perhaps more importantly the flood of appeals and penalties that came out in the early part of this week that may have overshadowed one of the best short track races in years.

This week the Missed Shift hosts take on the NASCAR weekend at COTA. We do our best to untangle the mess of wrecks and discuss whether or not the "road ringers" have truly made their return. Plus a guest appearance from the Sequential SimSport Road team leader Harley to discuss our team's recent run in the iRacing 12 Hours of Sebring.

We cover the wreck fest that was the NASCAR Atlanta weekend as well as taking on the 12 Hours of Sebring and the issues surrounding cheating in sim-racing this week.