Pro circuit, post-race, pulp cast with Adam Cien Cirillo.

Adam led some laps tonight, but I imagine you're not too stoked to not be on the box after that,

but take us through it.

Yeah, I mean, I think, well, the day started off terrible, to be honest.

This week, somehow I woke up on Wednesday, and I had this, like, I had this strain, some type of strain on my, like, my abductor, like, basically inside of my right leg.

Man, that was really bothered me bad.

Good thing.

There's only one right-hand turn on the track.

That was, like, the one spot.

It was really bothered me that turn that I fell in in in the main event.

But regardless, I, obviously, I had a good heat race.

And I think for me, like in the main event, you know, once Eli went down and I got to him and I felt pretty good for a few laps.

But I just felt super, I didn't feel very good in my turns, to be honest, and I knew

that I was going to have to figure it out if I wanted to win. You know, I just wasn't, I was not

killing my turns in that last, that last segment, too. Yeah, the last, the left, the left before

the double, double, not, not ideal for you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that section, too, right after the mechanics area,

there was just a few spots where, you know,

I was really not flowing and then it was kind of carrying into the rest of the track.

Yeah, it wasn't really an effort problem.

You know, I felt like my effort was good.

But, yeah, I think, and then, you know,

once Ken got really close to me, then I was having to protect the inside everywhere and making

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