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

My name is Jeff Luck, and I'm along with my coworker, Bianchi, who is live from Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where he just saw a blank show of a race, I guess you could say, and at least in my opinion, we'll talk about that.

I am fresh back to my home in Denver from the Knoxville Nationals.

It's been a busy weekend week for both of us, Jordan,

but it's good to see your face after, I guess, some craziness there. How are you doing?

Good. And well, I thought today was eventful. I think that's fair to say. This race, I think you have to divide it up into two parts.

You have to divide.

The first part consists of everything that happened from lap one until there was about five

laps remaining.

And then the second part consists of everything that happened after five to go,

five laps of regulation left when you had two red flags chaos then he

hamelin spinning out chase briscoe not relying as he was penalized and taking hamelin out and

the surprise winner and a jelman bigger so lots to discuss let's get to it yeah i i think that's fair

first of all and you know i even tweeted in the know, sort of at the end of the second stage,

I was like, man, this is really good so far.

And I was kind of changing my mind on like, hey, I could see why this was, you know,

this is a good move to be there instead of the oval.

And, you know, it was sort of redeeming that decision or validating that decision.

And I felt good about it.

Then in the third stage, you know, like you said, Larson, he was kind of stinking at the show.

He was going to win the race.

But I still think that would have been a good story in itself, just given that he had just come off Knoxville.

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