Fox Sports Racing HDTV (FOXSR)

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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.

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

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

The season-opening round of Nitrocross, from Richmond Raceway in Virginia. Featured: all-electric Group E (FC1-X); NEXT EVO (FC-2 sustainably fueled); Side-by-Side Maverick X3s; and Baja Bugs.

Round 2 of the season-opening event from Richmond (Va.) Raceway.

Fast-paced motor-sports news, highlights and driver profiles.

Fast-paced motor-sports news, highlights and driver profiles.

Fast-paced motor-sports news, highlights and driver profiles.

Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon were heated competitors on the racetrack and polar opposites outside of their race cars which led to a great NASCAR rivalry.

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Jeff Gordon's 1997 Daytona 500 victory is chronicled, with behind-the-scenes footage of the days leading up to the race with his No. 24 team, led by crew chief Ray Evernham.

The NASCAR Craftsman Series Playoff Race from Kansas Speedway.

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

American Flat Track racing Lake Ozark Short event in Missouri.

The NASCAR Craftsman Series Playoff Race from Kansas Speedway.

Recapping MotoAmerica action from Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

Recapping MotoAmerica King of the Baggers action from Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

After reviewing both cars at Beech Bend Raceway, the judges struggle with their decision. (Repeat).

With a new deadline and a renewed sense of purpose Fairview gets their troubled project on track. East Hickman continues to hone their race car.

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.

James hits the road to help Joe find a distributor for a '58 Rolls Royce; computer problems plague the shop; Joe shares a secret about large rims with a Magnum owner.

Featured: a stealth black 2010 Camaro; a '94 Astro van; a deluxe Dodge Desoto; a '56 platinum Chevy pickup.

Featured: a supercharged Scion TC; a racy Shelby roadster; a sleek '69 Mustang; and a "Twinkie"-themed Ram truck.

Recording artist Rayzah has his Dodge Magnums customized; LaVar Arrington has 50 plasma televisions installed in his mansion.

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.

Season 4 of the amateur drag-racing series begins at Palm Beach (Fla.) International Raceway. Host: Rich Christensen.

A compilation of wrecks and mishaps in NHRA drag racing.

A winner-take-all competition in Orlando.

A Mustang races a Nova.

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Canadian Triple Crown Series action from Pilot Mound, Manitoba.

A look at the U.S. Army's HET trucks (heavy equipment transport) as they travel through war zones, where breakdowns are a matter of life and death.

Rescuing a massive crane from a ravine; a three-car smash-up; and a race to clean up a 30,000-pound truck spill before rush hour.

Recoveries turn risky in a blizzard; a car crashes over a guardrail; Dwight's workload puts him on edge; an out-of-control minivan.

A thief bulldozes an ATM; rollerbladers narrowly avoid cars; and a stunt rider beats up his motorcycle.

A dune buggy sinks into an icy lake; one man's collection of botched stunts.

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 rides in a specially-designed collector-car hauler heading to the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

Dallas is the home of the world's largest gathering of custom trucks.

An open, single-elimination drag-racing tournament in Dallas, offering a $10,000 top prize to 16 amateur racers. Host: Rich Christensen.

Fairview's newly completed tube chassis Monza goes toe-to-toe with East Hickman's "Eagle One" in Bradenton, Fla.

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.

Parts supplier Joe Ferrer and his team hunt down elusive auto parts in New York City. In the series opener, Joe needs rear calipers for a replica of the 1981 DeLorean used in "Back to the Future"; James ignores Joe while searching for a hearse's muffler.

Short-staffed Joe sends Hector to find a high-performance starter for a '67 Camaro that will be drag racing later that night; James has less than an hour to deliver a gas-tank filler neck to Joe's most demanding customer.

A 1951 Hudson Super 6; a '70 Mustang Fastback; a Ram truck and a Mini Cooper battle for a cash prize.

Featured: a 2006 Corvette, a hand-designed Honda Accord; a Chrysler 300; and a classic '36 Mercedes convertible.

Featured car owners: NFL players Byron Leftwich, Paul Spicer (Jaguars) and Dewayne Robertson (Jets); G-Unit Records' Sha Money.

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 drag-racing tournament at zMax Dragway in Concord, N.C. Host: Rich Christensen.

The Reese's 150 from 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway in Kansas City.

The AMSOIL Championship Crandon Off-Road National in Wisconsin.

American Flat Track racing Lake Ozark Short event in Missouri.

Tony Palermo vs. Nathan Pritchett at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

Brian Leaf faces Justin Burcham as the second season of winner-take-all drag racing begins.

Sportsman Series action from the Toyota U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.