Lights out.

Lights out! And away we a-o! No brakes is back!

I'm your host, Trey Kirby.

I'm joined today by our local F1 expert

and a man who is closely tracking

the dwindling buffalo herds of the 19th century.

Graydon Gordy and Graydon, what's up, dude?

How's it going?

I'm so excited to be here in the classic factory.

From the outside as you drive up, you'd never know this is a factory for classics, but then you come inside, you seal the machinery, you see everybody at work producing the classics.

It's incredible.

Classics just flying out the windows here.

Of course, we've got our team principal in the paddock.

JD making sure we're up the snuff on the latest rules and regulations. Hello, everybody. Great to see a car podcast in a garage. That's perfect. It was meant to be. It was meant to be whether you're joining us live in the Slipstream team here on YouTube, listening to the podcast on Apple or Spotify or through the athletic app. Thanks for joining us for season two of no breaks. I think it's going to be as good as season one. I think it's going to be even better. Even better? I mean, we're in every possible way. We're up in the endy. We're going faster using even less breaks than we did last time. We had almost no breaks. Yeah, we had almost no breaks last year, but we took a couple of them. Super dramatic season last year. Weekly skirmishes, lots of fun. We'll see how it stacks up, but we'll be here every week after the races to break down what happened on the track, what happened off the track. So get your subscriptions right. Right now in the no-dunk's feed. I think we're going to launch another one here. And not too long. But before we get to the 2022 season, we got to talk a little bit about last year. Netflix just dropped season four of Drive to Survive, recapping the 2021 season. You watch it yet? I am almost done with it. Normally I watch it almost in one sitting. but as these guys know, like, I have like two infants at home.

So my ability to just sit down and watch TV for like eight hours in a row or something is maybe not what it quite was.

Maybe it was six, seven months ago.

So, you know, I'm not.

But, you know, I'm really enjoying it so far, though.

Yeah, I'm only, I think I've watched through episode six, which is the Williams episode, I think. I'm in the same spot, actually. And honestly, I'm kind of dreading watching the last two episodes because I know it's going to get dramatic. I know I'm going to get a little bit heated. My blood pressure is going to be rising. We already got the

Haas episode, though, which is always the best episode of Drive Survive in my opinion.

A hilarious episode. Gunders Steiner is the star of the show. I mean, I would watch a whole

documentary just about him and his whole season. I think he probably has my favorite line so far

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