All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.

My name is Jeff Gluck.

I'm on my colleague, Jordan Yankee, who is at one of Roger Penske's fancy podcast booths there at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

I got to enjoy one of those myself for the Indy 500.

It's a very, very comfortable digs there, Jordan.

Looks like you're having a good time and we're here to talk about the Indy Roadcourse

Race, of course, as well as IndyCar and F1.

Jordan, how's it going there?

It's going well.

I can't wait to hear your thoughts on this race because I think we are going to be a little bit different, similar, some respects, but also different.

So let's get to it.

Oh, boy, I wonder what you're, I don't know what you're referring to because I have several thoughts about several different things.

But I guess first of all, let's talk about Tyler Reddick.

It wasn't too long ago that we were talking about how

Tyler Reddick had sort of been the person that we had high expectations for this season,

had not lived up to those, had not won. Things have changed because he's now won two races,

the last two road course races, and he looked really sharp

today in not only leading the race, but once those restart started happening and all the

craziness was breaking out, it would have been a great opportunity for somebody to choke or

just make a mistake and get taken out by somebody behind you if you didn't drive in deep enough.

He was flawless.

Even when the Ross Chastain thing happened, which we'll talk about when, you know, he comes on track out of nowhere,

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