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

My name is Jeff Buck. I'm longtime political long-time parloric of George Bianchi.

We are motorsport directors for the Athletic, and we are here to talk about the Phoenix race, which was won surprisingly by William Byron.

Now, you wouldn't think that was surprising in the sense that he won last week, but he definitely wasn't going to win that race.

No. But yet he did. Yet he won last week, but he definitely wasn't going to win that race. No.

But yet he did.

Yet he did.

So it's not like he's a surprise winner in that sense, but I definitely did not see that coming, Jordan.

No, I don't think he probably did either until that last caution.

I mean, it looked like that was Kevin Harvick's race, right?

I mean, that was the story.

And in Kevin Harvick's final season, like, you knew he was going to get at least one more win.

And we talked about this. And like, a lot of these long goodbyes don't turn out the way you wanted to.

You know, Dale Earnhardt Jr. didn't win. Tony Stewart win. Jeff Gordon won, but it came later and there was a lot of struggle to get to that point.

And here's Kevin Harvick in what race four is going to win this race.

He's third in the points coming in.

Like all of a sudden you're like, whoa, this is taking on a different complexion.

And then a caution came out, which I like to hear your thought.

I didn't have a problem with it. I mean, you could say it was quick,

but it was,

I mean,

he spotted the front stretch.

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