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

I'm your host, Jeff Luck, and today it's a post-stranding podcast with Jordan Bianchi,

where we will be talking about the Martinsville race that just happened.

Jordan and I, neither of us were at Martinsville, but we watched it on TV, just like most of you.

So we will share our impressions from all that we saw.

Jordan, how are you doing?

I'm doing well.

Thanks for having me on, Jeff.

Always a pleasure.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, you know, we were just talking a little bit before this call, and, you you know we didn't really plan about what we were going to say or anything but

sort of like you know sort of a averageish so-so martinsville race i don't know it's kind of like

you you sort of tune in for martinsville and maybe given that's happened in recent years

especially in the fall race you're like oh boy this could be big you know this could be crazy

and then you know it was just it was okay i don't know what'd you think it was fine it was a decent

short track race it certainly wasn't the most memorable short track race but that's also been the

recurring theme for the last few martinsville spring races where the fall race has been you know

really crazy and wild and kind of a royal

rumble in some sense. The spring race has been more sedate, and we saw that today. There was some

moments there where it looked like it was going to get potentially crazy. You know, Chase Elliott,

and Kyle Busch were chasing Brad Kesslowski there at the end and there was some bumping and bang and he thought, okay, this has got some potential.

But for the most part, you know, Brad ran away with it and was pretty much on cruise control.

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