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

My name is Jeff Gluck, and I'm along with my co-worker, Jordan Bianchi.

We are motorsport writers of the athletic, and we are here today to talk about the postponed-slash-rescheduled Dover Race,

which just ran here on a Monday afternoon.

And, you know, I don't know how many of you got to watch it.

So hopefully we'll try to recap everything that happened.

But Martin Truex Jr.

completes the Truex family weekend sweep.

Not something you see very often as Ryan Truex won the Xfinity race on Saturday.

Martin gets it done on Sunday to snap a 54 race winless streak. And it was a, you know, I thought pretty good, especially

for Dover standards. I was fine with what I saw. Yeah, I mean, for Dover standards, it was good.

It was probably one of the better Dover races I've seen in recent memory.

The way it worked out, we had different battles throughout the day for the lead.

Byron was good at times.

Truex, obviously, then Chastain.

It looked like Danny Hamill was going to be in the mix.

You just had a lot of different guys in the mix at different times.

And I kind of wish we didn't have that last caution there with Lugano, but the nice thing was it was a natural caution.

It wasn't, you know, debris caution or anything like that.

It was a legit caution.

And I wouldn't like to see how that finished.

It felt like Turex had the better car and he was going to kind of close it out.

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