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

I'm your host Jeff Luck, and I'm here in a sweet at Richmond Raceway,

almost the Brooklyn Raceway, but Richmond Raceway overlooking the track with Matt Weaver of Auto Week and Shortchak Scene.

Is that correct?

It is correct.

And I'm actually sitting here overlooking the Fairgrounds, the Richmond Fairgrounds Speedway.

Oh, okay.

We're bringing it back.

We're going old school.

Okay, okay.

Well, we saw kind of interesting, interesting race tonight, I would say. I saw, well,

I will say from your tweets, I know you think it was very interesting, like super interesting.

I thought it was good. I wouldn't say it was like the best thing ever, but I thought it was pretty

decent. Why did you think it was such a good race without all the cautions until the end?

You know, when I watch a race and I try to judge my entertainment level,

it's based on do I feel like the battle for the lead is always in question?

Is there a pretty good action on the track?

And I feel like I got both of those, especially in the first half when it stayed green.

There were numerous points during the first half where the leaders were nose to tell running through lap traffic.

I think sometimes there is a belief among some fans that if there's not constant restarts and crashing,

then the race isn't, you know, it isn't worth their time or isn't entertaining.

But I always felt like there was a battle going on for position within the top five, the top 10.

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