All right, everybody. Oh, my goodness. Welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Glock podcast.

The race has just ended, I mean moments ago, I am outside at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

You can probably hear the helicopter above me. They are currently kissing the bricks right now.

And I'm here with Tom Jensen, now of popular speed, and his son, John.

John, how are you?

Oh, Mr. Glock, I'm doing great.

Thanks for having my dad and I on this podcast.

It's such a great opportunity.

I'm happy to have you.

And Tom, how are you doing?

I'm doing fine, but I'll tell you, Jeff.

I covered my first race professionally, I think, in 1989.

I'm trying to think of one that was crazier and wilder than this, and I don't know.

This is one of the strangest days I've ever seen.

Yeah, I mean, honestly, it's very tough to digest.

I'm not even sure where to start. Let's just start maybe with the winner, and maybe we could just go backwards and try to remember all that happened if we can.

So let's talk about Casey Kane. I mean, Casey Kane, just this morning, we're at a press conference. They're introducing Alex Bowman.

And, you know, they're asking Rick Hendrick hey

what's going on with that five team and he's like basically no not even mentioning Casey's name

indicating that he could be out of ride potentially now he wins the brickyard 400 he's in the

playoffs oh my gosh John what do you think very crazy if you ask me Glock, this is one of the craziest wins I have ever seen,

but I'm very happy for Casey Kane.

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