All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the Untedled Jeff Fudd podcast.

I'm actually here in the main event sports bar in Vancouver, Washington. I just watched the Michigan race with a bunch of my newest friends here in Portland, the Portland area at least. And now I would like to give their impressions of Kyle Larson's win as well as some other things that went on in today's race.

You can hear some background music.

We didn't have the audio for today's race, so we had to make up our own commentary.

So we've been talking racing the entire time.

So hopefully there's some good opinions to go around.

So as I come around to you, just say your name, and you can just give your general first impression

of the race. I'll start with me. My name's Jeff. And my impression of the race was, you know,

it was one of those typical intermediate races where not a lot goes on for the first couple stages.

Then you have a bunch of cautions at the end. Things get shaken up. The best car doesn't

necessarily win, although Kyle Larson was very fast today. I thought maybe Truex had the fastest

car overall. And I thought maybe Kyle Bush was going to win. Obviously, he has something go wrong

again. And then you have Larson in the car's car, the car's three car in Victory Lane, a very good

day as far as NASCAR marketing

goes. But let's start with Michael. Michael, introduce yourself and give your general impressions of the race.

Well, my name is Michael, and I guess I'm one of just new best friends here. I enjoyed the race.

I mean, just like you had said, it was fairly slow at the

beginning, which didn't matter to me because they were having a good time here. But, you know,

as a lot of races progressed, it's a snowball effect that gets a little crazier towards the end.

So I enjoyed it. I was happy to see Warson win. I guess happy to see Warson McQueen win.

Overall, good time here.

Yeah, they were going with the Lightning Larson hashtag for him this week.

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