All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.

My name is Jeff Gluck, and I'm along with my coworker Jordan Bianchi, who is at Charlotte Motor Speedway,

and was just a firsthand witness to the Roval madness.

Jordan, I thought you were going to be in the middle of a yet another harvick elliot

dispute but that didn't exactly uh turn out the way um we expected it to uh but either way quite the

uh quite the dramatic race to discuss how are you doing today great i thought that was one of the most entertaining races of the

year if i don't want to say it was the i don't want to be a prisoner of the moment and say it was

the best race of the year but for drama and storylines that was pretty darn good and the

roval again delivers as a playoff caught off race. That was good stuff today.

Yeah, well, I take a deep breath there because I think it's, I think it's two kind of different things.

I would rather talk about that later in the episode as far as like the line of entertainment

versus racing, I guess, and the playoffs and competition.

But obviously, there's no doubt that it was a lot to talk about in terms of entertainment

value and drama.

And of course, the lead of that, in addition to who's going to make the cutoff, we got

to start Chase Elliott, Kevin Harvick.

Harvick, although he had sort of been downplaying it in these pre-raced bullpins that we had had in round two.

I've been downplaying it, though.

Like, I mean, it was, it seemed like it was, I remember like one bullpen session.

He was, he kind of suggested, I think, like, strongly hinted.

Like, this wasn't, he didn't forget about this well that was the one

I believe at Las Vegas when he said it was like talking to his nine year old or whatever yeah and then he

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