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What's up everyone?

Jared Allen, Red Vest number 311 here.

The NASCAR season is over, but we want to give you something to listen to while we take a little break.

So here is the best of actions detrimental with moments from the finish at Atlanta,

punches at North Wilkesboro,

and heartbreak in Miami, and everything in between. And make sure you check out

Actions Detrimental YouTube page. We'll be posting some other videos from throughout the season.

Okay, so the finish. Ryan Blaney is controlling the restarting. I'm thinking this thing is all but over, especially when he takes the white, there was nothing coming.

The 99 and made a couple attempts to pass him on the outside. I mean, getting really close to the wall to no avail.

It just didn't seem like it was going to happen. But as you saw in the turns one and two, the key moment of the race that decided how that race finished in that three wide fashion was really the 12 getting too far ahead when he got through one and two.

When he got through one and two, the 99 was still getting his

shit together, trying to move, come back into whoever was behind him. The eight comes off

to turn two. He's backing up and the 12 had too much of a gap there and it was a huge run. And

then the eight, such a heads up move to kind of shoot the middle gap there because

he's probably thinking that he's got such a big run he's probably going to clear the 99 who at

the time still didn't have a huge run coming but the eight made a bold move I thought it was a great

move we just had one of those great finishes and hats off to the drivers because I notice I'm saying hats a great move. We just had one of those great finishes.

And hats off to the drivers because I know I'm saying hats off a lot.

I got to come up with something else.

We got to give credit to the three drivers because none of them wiped each other out.

They hardly even touched.

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