Brian Dungee, hey, great ride today, home track and what a second motto.

Thank you. Yeah, no, it was good. I mean, for how wet the track was and how much rain they got, they really did a good job prepping the track.

And the first motor was a little mucky, was able, I got it up second in that one, but the second model got off to a good start. I lost a little bit of time in the beginning, was able to make it up at the end and make the pass for the overall, for the lead and the win

and then overall as well. But absolutely, it's great to be here in front of the hometown and family and friends and all the people.

And to pull off a win as well, it's a good step in the right direction. Early in the second motor, he's pulling you pretty good.

What did you do?

What did you adjust to make that comeback?

Because I mean, before he went down,

you know, you'd made the lead.

So what do you think happened changed for you?

I just didn't stop pushing.

You know, I was losing a little bit of time each lap.

But as I, about halfway through a little over I saw the my times get a little bit better and

better as the motor went on and we're matching his if not better so I realized you know this is my

opportunity I needed to push and and obviously you know it's that's why it's important to look at

the pit port you know you know where you're at absolutely, it was, it was cool to start making that

push, and it definitely was tough, but as I was gaining a little bit by little bit, was able to catch

him, and I think that second one came down to a lot of fitness, too. Yeah, I was going to say,

too, it looked like to me, the guys were telling me you had a few better lines too halfway through the motto yeah I was able to pick up on a few areas I was kind of searching there the

first couple laps but was able to lock in and get some good stuff right on man

so you got to be feeling pretty good about this and going in the second half

absolutely yeah for sure it's like I said definitely a big step in the right

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