Kevin Harvick never sugarcoated what was on his mind as a driver. Now, as a Fox broadcaster, he gets paid to share his opinion. He did just that this week on his "Happy Hour" podcast, where he blasted NASCAR for being inconsistent over the last month of the season in their damaged vehicle policy-towing policy, and said Sunday's 28-car crash, the biggest in Talladega history, was a complete s*** show.

The 2014 champ said the sanctioning body handled it terribly and he didn't understand why VP of Competition Elton Sawyer said they will address it in the offseason. Harvick said it needs to be fixed now so a future scenario doesn't happen and affect the points of the playoff drivers.

Talladega was yet another reminder why the 2024 Cup Series season will be remembered for years to come. This season has already been history-making (close finishes and different winners) and there's still five races remaining.

The Xfinity Series as we know it with the current cars cannot last forever. There are already supply chain issues with parts. So what does it look like in the future? An Xfinity team owner told us what he thinks might happen.

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