Post-Fontana Podcast with Jim Peltz

The Teardown

Dirty Mo Media & SiriusXM

Sports, News, Sports News

4.8 • 761 Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2018

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Jim Peltz from the Los Angeles Times joins me to help break down everything that happened at Sunday’s Auto Club 400 in Fontana, including thoughts on what would have happened if Kevin Harvick hadn’t crashed and whether the race has lost some buzz.

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0:00.0	All right, everybody.
0:22.2	Welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Block podcast.
0:26.2	I'm your host, Jeff Luck, and I'm here with Jim Pelt from the Los Angeles Times,
0:30.7	who's trying not to crack up as I do my intro.
0:33.8	Jim, how are you?
0:35.3	Jeff, great to see you.
0:36.4	Great to be here.
0:37.3	Yes, I'm so happy you're here, so happy that you could do this.
0:40.9	We're sitting in a suite overlooking the race track right now.
0:45.3	It's kind of emptying out.
0:47.1	This was somebody sweet during the race, and we just stolen it for our purposes.
0:50.2	So it looked like probably a good time was had in here.
0:52.4	I don't know.
0:54.0	Well, we had a good time anyway.
0:55.4	We had a good time.
0:56.3	Did we – let's talk about that.
0:57.9	All right.
0:58.3	Go ahead.
0:58.5	Okay.
0:58.6	So did we have a good time today?
1:00.8	I mean, it was okay.
1:02.2	I actually think we were kind of like robbed all of us, everybody that came to this race today because there's always going to be this nagging question now of yeah okay you know
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