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Tony Kanaan and Paul Tracy discuss their careers in open-wheel racing; Kanaan, an Indianapolis 500 winner and IndyCar champion, serves as the team principal for Arrow McLaren while the two drivers review their experiences in the sport.

BFGoodrich Young Guns winner THOMAS DICKERSON takes craftsmanship to another level with a 1967 Chevrolet C10 built almost entirely by his own hands. From its tailored chassis and hand-fabricated bed to one-off lighting, flush-mounted glass and a fully custom interior, every detail reflects a singular creative vision.

Ron Jones reimagines the 1973 Volkswagen Thing as a coach-built, Porsche-powered off-road machine; built around a one-off chromoly long-travel chassis, the vehicle combines hand-formed body panels, more than 350 machined components and performance engineering; follow the team's journey to unite art, comfort and all-terrain capability in an original creation worthy of an off-road category victory at the 2025 SEMA Battle of the Builders.

A severely deteriorated 1960 Porsche 356B becomes the foundation for an interpretation of an automotive icon; Pete Jackson and his team reshape the car with flowing body contours, balanced design details and a thoughtfully upgraded engine; see how ingenuity, symmetry and in-house craftsmanship preserve the Porsche's character while creating the sport compact/import performance category winner at the 2025 SEMA Battle of the Builders.

Troy Trepanier and Rad Rides by Troy showcase "Fenderless," a scratch-built roadster based on a 1936 Ford; the custom vehicle features reengineered proportions for an open-wheel design, with the body, chassis, suspension, machined components, paint and interior all fabricated in-house; the project highlights the construction behind the custom hot rod that holds the 2025 SEMA Battle of the Builders overall title.

