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

My name is Jeff Luck here on The Athletic.

I'm working with a co-worker of Jordan Yankee.

We are here to talk about the Homestead Miami race, which oddly still was, I can't get over,

was not the championship.

It was so weird watching this race and thinking like, oh, wait, this is not the championship race.

I mean, it's June.

It was tripping me out i kept messing up

all day thinking oh wow this person will be a favorite when they come back here in november and i'm

like nope nope nope it's not not the case but uh some good racing this weekend we we saw four races

two xfinity one truck and one cup we're going to focus on Cup, of course, Denny Hamman won.

Jordan, how are you doing? I'm doing well. It was a good race. I think it was, I think we saw

a shift a little bit. We talked a lot about how maybe the Toyotas this year were kind of off and

they weren't as fast as some of the Fords and the Hendrick Motorsport Chevroletes, I don't think that's the case anymore.

To me it seems like it depends on the track, it depends on everything, the circumstances, but it does

feel like it's kind of a pick-um, or there's drivers from Ford that are really fast, there's drivers

from Toyota that's really fast, and there are drivers from the Chevrolet camp that are really fast,

and it's just going to matter circumstances and anything else is going to dictate who wins in a given week.

And I just don't think we have one manufacturer right now that's dominant and that played out tonight.

Well, it's interesting, right?

Because I think this goes back to where the lack of practice is mixing things up.

You know, for instance, tonight,

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