All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the teardown. My name is Jeff.

Welcome to my co-worker Jordan Bianchi.

We are motorsports writers for the athletic, and today we are here to talk about NASCAR, Formula One, IndyCar, even some SRX.

And, of course, first we are going to start with the NASCAR race at Pocono, where the topic of the day will likely

revolve around, and weak probably Jordan will revolve around Denny Hamlin and Ross Chastain.

Once again, Denny Hamlin wins the race, but not before helping Ross Chastain into the wall.

The degree of help depends on your view.

And so let's just start off and get right into it, Jordan.

First of all, how are you doing?

And what did you think of that whole interaction there?

I don't think anybody cares about how I'm doing.

So let's just skip that.

Let's get to the good stuff.

I thought Kyle Petty and NBC Sports had the great explanation kind of breakdown of what happened. I agree

with that is Denny Hamlin cut Ross chain, try to stay no favors on that restart. He did everything

he could. He didn't intentionally take him out, per se, but he certainly put Ross in a position where Ross was going to have to make some decisions.

And Ross didn't back out and hit the wall.

And it's hard racing.

It was probably deliberate to some level.

But I wouldn't call it an intentional takeout, but I certainly think it's payback away.

I think the question really is,

is this enough to check that box for Denny Hamlin to say, hey, we're good? Or is Denny Hamelin still

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