NASCAR’s got a little bit of everything right now — courtroom drama, on-track payback, and a schedule debate that never really goes away. On this episode of Frontstretch Happy Hour, we start with the Spire vs. Gibbs lawsuit: the latest updates, what’s actually at stake, and what the next steps could mean for both teams (and the garage as a whole). Then we tackle one of the spiciest questions in the sport: intentional wrecking. Where’s the line between “hard racing,” “a message,” and “that’s unacceptable”? And is NASCAR being consistent enough with how it polices it? We wrap with a fan-favorite debate: is Texas still the schedule dud — or has another track quietly become the race everyone dreads? What’s fixable, what isn’t, and what changes would actually move the needle? Joining our hosts Bryan Nolen, Michael Massie, and Dalton Hopkins is Stephen Mallozzi. JOIN THE CONVERSATION LIVE: Should NASCAR crack down harder on intent — and if you could swap Texas for one track, what’s your...