Well there is no playbook in NASCAR but there is sports media technology which you're probably thinking okay what the heck is that well you best know it for its acronym

SMT data and we hear drivers and teams talk about it all the time but what is it how is it

used and should it be shared among other teams and drivers like it is right now we

heard from Dale earlier this week and on Door Bumper Clear

they talked about this very thing so we thought it would be maybe a pretty fun

debate for us to bring up on DJD reloaded. I've got the tear downs Jordan

Bianchi here and we got the crew chief of the

number eight Randall Burnett calling in they're gonna give us both sides to

this argument so that should be a lot of fun and I can't believe we're already

saying it but we just have 11 races left in the

regular season which makes this a perfect time to hand out some mid-season

superlatives. We're talking best driver, biggest surprise, and even the best

pit crew so far in 2024.

We're also going to be diving deeper into the Denny Hamlin bracket challenge

because what is a bracket without upsets?

We're going to be talking about those Cinderella teams that survived in advance last week and those that have a pretty good shot at doing it again after Sonoma.

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Welcome into another episode of D Mo Media. Welcome into another episode of DJD.

We loaded.

I hate SMT.

You shouldn't be able to relay to a driver how much more break somebody is or isn't using.

Parvick ran part-throat through the terms at Charlotte.

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