What's up, friends? I am Ryan Flores, aka Skip, and our buddy Corey LaJoy.

Went in the hospital this morning. Not for anything bad. He's having his fourth baby with his wife, Kelly.

So we wish him the best, but he can't be here this morning. So it's me and executive producer,

Kyron. We're going to break down all things NASCAR. Ryan Blaney's incredible drive after a lot of pit stop woes.

Indy car was in town.

I did the Xfinity race.

I raced some modifies yesterday and myself.

We got F1 and NHRA.

A lot to break down.

Buckle up.

Let's go.

Stacking them deep. S selling them cheap i taste like gasoline rubber and victory

where's i here stacking penny this is stack and pennies anybody that's new here we break down all sorts of racing each and every week. I'm Ryan Flores. I've been a tire changer for the last 20 years. I changed tires in the O'Reilly series now for the 88. It was William Byron this weekend. Kyron Brent, you are from South Africa originally. I grew up in Canada, but you are an American Redneck. Now you're here in Charlotte, North Carolina, at a company called Let's Be Friends. That's who produces this show. But you guys are well-versed in racing. We've been doing a lot in the motorsports space. I remember looking over the dashboard of my uncle's Subaru rally card. It was a WRC car out of South Africa and racing. That was the first hook when you feel that turbo spool and hit you.

My first introduction to NASCAR was actually Tony Stewart and Home Depot. Oh, let's go. Just the sense of seeing this dude. And I was like, this cat looks like an American. He looks corn fed, well bread, and just like, that's who it is. And then I learned about Crosman truck series. and coming from Sarifiga we had not pickup trucks we had Buckees which were the smaller version

Buckees that's were the smaller version. Buckees, that's the best gas station in America. I mean, buckies, but it's spelled a little difference. Buckees were a quarter ton, like your Ford Ranger would be considered a Bucky. Just like in Australia where they call them a Ute. Something similar, yeah, but the Uts are slightly bigger.

Yeah. And so for us it was, these people were race trucks? Yeah. Because we have the highlux. We have America, buddy. Dakar. Where we have that sort of thing. So seeing that, I was like, that was the hook into NASCAR. So for me, that was where it went. I went more of the road course. I'msa, time at Time Attack, That World.

Spent some time in IndyCar, F1.

But NASCAR has been one of those things where I was always, they just turned left. And then you go to a race, right? I think it was out in California. It was Fontana. Montana, yeah. Yeah, and it was one of the 400 races. and it was just a

oh this is

you feel the rumble and I was like oh this is

this is special well it's crazy you say that

because I all I've known And it was just a, oh, this is, you feel a rumble. And I was like, oh, this is, this is special.

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