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Hello, welcome to Carcast. I'm Mathematarator of the Andrea. No Goldberg today. He's a frozen.

I guess the property is frozen in Texas and they're trying to dig their way out.

We're going to get a little recap of what was going on at Arizona.

At the auction week that's going on there, we got our producer Ben in the studio, which is perfect because Ben doesn't know shit about cars.

No, not at all. But he knows a lot about the Tunges and the Dragons. There's a little bit of that.

Let's see. First of all, Daytona 24, the Rolex 24 hours of Daytona, I got a chance to watch some of it.

I watched the 45 minutes recap on NBC sports or something like that.

It was weird for me to try to watch it. I was trying to live stream and it wasn't streaming on the website.

Unless you're like a peacock premium subscriber. Maybe I missed something about it, but I was on the website trying to watch it.

I had to get the recap version of it. It was obviously interesting to get the 45 minute version of a 24 hour race.

That being said, Acura was pretty dominant the whole time. They did a fantastic job.

They won first and second overall and their class. The winners were Myrshank Racing with their Acura hybrid, the GTP prototype, I believe.

The teams are Simon Pagno, who's a friend of the show, Iliol Castornevas, again, front of the show, Tom Blumquest and Colin Brown.

This is the third straight win for Castornevas and the second straight win for, I believe, Pagno and Blumquest and Myrshank Racing.

Back to back Rolex 24 wins. That's impressive. If you guys get a chance to go back and see that recap, watch like that 45 minute episode of it and you'll see.

One of the other groups, it just came down to the wire. I mean, a 24 hour race and they were sort of neck and neck coming over the finish line.

It was just about who had a little bit more momentum coming out of that last turn.

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