All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the Untitled Jeff Luck podcast.

I'm your host, Jeff Luck, and I'm here in Brooklyn, New York, in the Brooklyn Trues Terminal,

where they're holding the Formula E Race, or at least the media for the Formula E Race,

with John Haverland from ESPN Albuquerque.

John, how are you?

Jeff, I'm doing great.

I'm excited to be here.

I have to say, I was kind of feeling down about today's,

the finale for the Formula E race because the championship was basically decided yesterday.

But now that we have somewhat weather, I'm thinking today might be an exciting race,

and from what I'm seeing on social media, this could be Formula One's first ever rainy event.

Yes, so Formula E mean yes. And yes, sorry. Of course, I think that no matter what happens,

it's likely to probably not be any worse at least than last night's NASCAR race, which we'll

start by talking about. I was hoping that we would have quite a lot to dig into this morning.

You cover NASCAR as well.

That's why I asked you to be on this because you're a familiar face here at the Formula

E races don't really know any other media who does both.

And so I was like, okay, well, we'll hop on Sunday morning.

This is the morning after the race, and we'll talk about all things NASCAR.

And then we can touch a little bit on Formula E.

But, I mean, oh, my gosh, John, what happened last night in Kentucky?

Yeah, so that was pretty much the epitome of what NASCAR's been, really, the last season

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