All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Gluck podcast.

I'm your host Jeff Gluck, and I'm here live on Periscope from my apartment in Portland.

I wasn't at the All-Starys tonight, but now I'm joining you live to see what you have to say.

At least I'm recording this live so dual

purpose here I don't have anybody to chat with so I'll be chatting with the people

here on Periscope taking their questions obviously I think that I had a different

interpretation feeling about the race as most of you did watching at home because yeah it seemed

like really people on Twitter were pretty high on the package they liked it and even Kyle

Larson basically said afterwards that hey it was a lot of fun I hate to say this but it was a lot of fun.

I hate to say this, but it was a lot of fun kind of thing.

Here's my thing, and I'll just start with this.

So obviously, I want NASCAR to go the right direction because I feel like I'm pretty invested in all of NASCAR racing at this point.

It's my career.

So I want to see what is ultimately the right thing for the sport, right?

Well, when you have a situation where you're putting the best drivers at the top, top level,

and they're basically just matting it to the floor

and driving around and around without having to lift or anything like that.

I'm like, oh, it's just tough to watch because it's like,

is this really the best form of racing?

Is this really the best test of their skills? Now, that said, obviously,

it was a much, much, much better show. It was very, very exciting for an all-star race.

Typically, the all-star race really isn't exciting at all. Now, you did have Harvick lead all

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