CMT looks in the rear-view mirror reflecting back on some of NASCAR's most heated rivalries. Don't miss the excitement fueled between fans of drivers Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon or Ford vs. Chevy. Tune in Friday (Sept. 15) at 10/9c.

CMT Greatest NASCAR Dominators looks back at the greatest finishes, comebacks, rivalries and Dominators in NASCAR history. Tune in Wednesday (June 14) at 11/10c.

In this CMT series, explore the key moments of the stuntman's extraordinary life with photos and video provided from his personal archives. See it all from the abandonment by his parents, to pre-daredevil days as a burglar and insurance salesman, to the spectacular jumps and crashes that forged his fame.

Premiering Thursday (May 25), host Lance Smith tracks country's biggest videos on location from Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C. You can bet on many of racing's best stopping by. Featured artists include guests Lonestar, as well as videos from Billy Currington, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, Gary Allan and many more.

CMT Insider is a weekly magazine show exploring all things in the world of entertainment that interest the country music audience -- star interviews and news, new CD releases, new videos, what's new in movies, fashion and behind-the-scenes reports. Weekly programming also includes the new series highlight, Hotshots of NASCAR.

CMT looks back at the greatest comebacks in NASCAR history. Moments include Ricky Rudd's win in Richmond after surviving one of the worst crashes in NASCAR history; the underdog team of Alan Kulwicki who closed the huge gap between Bill Elliott's for the 1992 win in Atlanta; and Richard Petty's triumph over controversy.

CMT Greatest NASCAR Finishes is the first of four one-hour specials looking back at the greatest finishes, comebacks, rivalries and dominators in NASCAR history.

It's full throttle when CMT counts down 40 of the most memorable winning moments, wrecks and rivalries in NASCAR history. Narrated by veteran race announcer Ken Squier, CMT 40 Greatest NASCAR Moments drives fans through more than 50 years of their favorite moments, from the first strictly stock race in 1949 to Dale Earnhardt's only Daytona 500 win.