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Canadian Triple Crown Series action from Pilot Mound, Manitoba.

A 1987 Toyota Supra vs. a '69 Chevy Chevelle at Lebanon Valley (N.Y.) Speedway. Shawn Cassady and Jim Cantrella are the owners putting their rides on the line.

A 1987 Toyota Supra vs. a '69 Chevy Chevelle at Lebanon Valley (N.Y.) Speedway. Shawn Cassady and Jim Cantrella are the owners putting their rides on the line.

AMSOIL Championship off-road dirt racing City Motorplex National in Lena, Wis.

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

(New).

The General Tire 100 at The Glen, from Watkins Glen International in New York.

Tracking adventurers in Utah who travel inhospitable deserts from Arches National Park to the floor of a prehistoric inland sea that later became the Great Salt Lake.

A tractor-trailer rolls over on an on-ramp; an overseas container rolls over at an intersection.

Winching out Chicago snowstorm victims; a 40-ton rig slides into a ditch; an SUV rolls off the highway.

Pedestrian dodges a speeding bus; a race driver celebrates his wrecked car; a woman attacks a road hog with a crutch.

Batman crashes in a drag race; longboarders collide and fall like dominoes; two bikers joust.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

A factory that manufactures large-size heavy haulers is visited.

An open, single-elimination drag-racing tournament in Atlanta. Host: Rich Christensen.

The second season opens with a pair of California high schools (El Camino and Ramona) challenged to build a drag racer and ultimately test it head-to-head on the track. Six-time IHRA Top Fuel champ Clay Millican is head judge.

El Camino High struggles to find sponsors; a prank by one team jeopardizes the show.

Joe rebuilds the wiper motor on a 1958 Daimler for a film shoot; Nelson needs an air-conditioning system for a 1958 Styleline, a model which didn't have air; Joe needs parts for a Charger not yet on the market.

The shop is flooded by parts requests from radio listeners after Joe's guest appearance on a show.

Featured: a chopped '36 Ford Coupe; a '65 Shelby Daytona; a '95 Ferrari 348; and a modded-out '03 Mercedes CLK 500.

Featured: a customized Scion XA; a hard-charging '71 Chevelle; an '05 Mustang GT convertible; and a flaming '59 El Camino.

Baseball star Andruw Jones's Mercedes is in the shop for upgrades; tragedy strikes the crew at Unique Autosports.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

An open, single-elimination drag-racing tournament in San Antonio. Host: Rich Christensen.

The Pep Boys NHRA Nationals from Maple Grove Raceway outside of Reading, Pa.

The General Tire 100 at The Glen, from Watkins Glen International in New York.

(Repeat).

A 1961 Buick LeSabre vs. an '89 Mustang LX. Mike Kiley and Brad Kinneyfrock are the car owners.

A 1987 Toyota Supra vs. a '69 Chevy Chevelle at Lebanon Valley (N.Y.) Speedway. Shawn Cassady and Jim Cantrella are the owners putting their rides on the line.

Race 2 of the all-electric Desert X-Prix in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Recapping the first of back-to-back finals in the Hydro X-Prix, Round 3 of the all-electric off-road racing series, from Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland.

Recapping the second race of the Hydro X-Prix is Round 4 overall of this all-electric off-road racing series, from Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland.

American Flat Track racing Springfield Mile I from Springfield, Ill.

American Flat Track racing's Springfield Mile II from Springfield, Ill.

Icy roads cause a five-car pile-up and a jack-knifed tractor trailer while dead batteries abound.

A pedestrian bridge gets stuck over an icy pond; a helicopter is transported.

A rally racer smashes into a house; a cameraman is hit by a flaming car; a truck destroys a mobile home.

A rally racer smashes into a house; a cameraman is hit by a flaming car; and a truck destroys a mobile home.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

Robb gets behind the wheel of a big rig at a professional drivers' school.

Robb tours with one of the biggest country acts in America.

An open, single-elimination drag-racing tournament in Norwalk, Ohio. Host: Rich Christensen.

The teams race junior dragsters; the pranksters apologize.

Teams eliminate some students as mid-term grades loom; both schools struggle to stay focused.

An axle fix for a 2002 Volvo; Joe helps the fire department; a lowrider needs repair.

Not wanting to break "date night" with his wife, Joe sends Hector to pick up a headlight lens for a 1934 Willys; Joe solves the mystery of an electrical short in a private eye's Toyota.

Featured: a 1955 Rolls Royce Silver Dawn; a 2010 Dodge Charger DUB edition; a 1970 Dodge Charger and a 1940 Model A.

Featured: a 1963 Chevy Impala; a 2005 Ford F-150; a 1971 Chevy Chevelle; and a 2006 Porsche Carrera.

NBA player Brad Miller has his SUV customized; Will buys an exercise bike.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

Speed Channel's first-ever game show has contestants guess how fast cars will run a quarter mile.

An open, single-elimination drag-racing tournament at Gateway International Raceway outside of St. Louis. Host: Rich Christensen.

NASCAR legend and Former Cup Series Champion Kevin Harvick gives his expert opinion on the top NASCAR storylines weekly alongside FOX Sports' Kaitlyn Vincie and NASCAR's Chief Hype Officer, Mamba Smith.

Thoroughbred racing and analysis from top tracks across the U.S. (Live).

(Live).

Thoroughbred racing and analysis from top tracks across the U.S. (Live).

(Live).

NASCAR legend and Former Cup Series Champion Kevin Harvick gives his expert opinion on the top NASCAR storylines weekly alongside FOX Sports' Kaitlyn Vincie and NASCAR's Chief Hype Officer, Mamba Smith. (New).

(Repeat).