All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown. This is the host,

based podcast, my name is Jeff Buck, and I'm a co-worker Jordan Bianchi.

And today we are going to talk about the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

And one that was pretty wild and crazy for brickyard standards.

I mean, it almost sort of reminded me of the Casey Kane win a few years ago now.

But, you know, overall, you know, for brickyard standards, pretty good race there, Jordan.

It was.

I have a really bad analogy.

Can I make for you?

I've been thinking about this.

Wow.

You've been thinking about a bad analogy and you're still going to make it.

Let's hear this.

Well, actually, I've probably a better idea I doubt.

Okay. a bad analogy and you're still going to make it let's hear this well actually I'd probably better idea I don't okay so you're really hungry in your craving sushi and you go and you

buy cheap sushi somewhere because you're in a hurry and you know the sushi's gonna be bad but

you're hungry and you're craving it and the sushi actually turns out to be really good

I feel like this was gas station sushi today and that going into today I was really really worried that this was out to be really good. I feel like this was gas station sushi today and that going

into today, I was really, really worried that this was going to be a bad race. Just Indianapolis is not a

great track. We've talked about it. But when it was all said and done, I thought this was a great race.

It had a little bit of everything. And I walked away from this going, this was a darn good race and one of the

more entertaining races of the year.

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