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

My name is Jeff Gluck, and I'm along with my co-worker here, Jordan Bianchi.

We are at Daytona International Speedway.

As we start recording this, it is 3.47 a.m. on Monday morning.

How about that, Jordan?

Do we say good morning? Do we say good morning?

Yes, for sure. Good morning. I'm not, I'm still sort of running on adrenaline here.

It's starting to, I'm probably going to get tired here by the end of this podcast. Maybe

cranky Jeff will come out by the end of the podcast. But right now, no, I'm still excited to be here.

We just finished writing our stories, our post-race stories about Michael McDowell winning the Daytona 500.

What? I don't know about you. I wasn't surprised.

That's okay. Now, now, okay, you guys, you guys, this is unreal, okay. Jordan, you would think he's kidding that he wasn't surprised, right?

But he was not kidding because we did this article beforehand about, you know,

because the athletic has a partnership now with that MGM.

So they said, why don't you guys do some suggested bets?

Look up the bets on bet MGM and see what

bets you guys would think are you recommend. So we recommended, oh, you know, some sure bets, easy money,

you know, this stuff to do. I don't think any of those probably happened like Ryan Blaney

gets a top five or something. I had Austin Dillon in the top five, too, by the way.

Oh, there you go. But this is what Jordan had in this article, okay? Jordan's long shot bet, Michael McDowell wins the Daytona 500. That's pretty good. Yeah. You said front row motorsports puts a lot of emphasis on its super speedway program, and Michael McDowell has shown a knack for scoring good results in these type of races. Add these two factors together,

and there is reason to believe McDowell will find himself up front on Sunday,

and if you're in the mix late at Daytona, anything can happen.

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