Not surprisingly, fast-rising driver Kasey Kahne is profiled in the premiere episode, but there's plenty of highlights in subsequent episodes, from the Erin Crocker's rise in Sprint cars to becoming the first female driver to win the Outlaw series, to former football star Reggie White's dream to identify up-and-coming minority driving talent and help to start their climb to NASCAR's victory lane. To that end, profiles of White's first African American team driver, Chris Bristol, and 15-year-old Marc Davis (in NASCAR's "Drive for Diversity" program) are clear indications that NASCAR entered the 21st century ready, willing, and able to broaden its horizons, both behind the wheel and in the ever-more-crowded grandstands. As testament to the phenomenal revival of NASCAR above and beyond its so-called "redneck" roots, Driven to Win is a superior series that will, in later years, offer a fascinating look back at the youthful highlights of tomorrow's oval-track legends. Bonus features include Q&A with the drivers, easy access to capsule-length biographies, and a "NASCAR Behind the Scenes" featurette. --Jeff Shannon