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

My name is Jeff Buck, and I'm along with my coworker, Jordan Bianchi.

Later in the episode, we'll be joined by IndyCar champion Alex Below.

But first, we're going to talk about the Las Vegas Motor Speedway race, which has just concluded.

Jordan, you are there at Las Vegas.

And I'll be honest.

I'll just put it out there right away, Jordan.

After last week's race at Bristol, that was so thrilling and so exciting, this was just

sort of like a letdown, I would say.

I mean, this just wasn't what uh, wasn't what I was looking

for tonight. Letdown is a very good word. I think it's fair to say they all can't be Bristol,

and this was definitely not Bristol. Bristol was classic NASCAR, you know, short track,

beaten and bang and, you know, angry drivers, that kind of thing. And this was kind of a classic intermediate track, which was field was spread out,

not a lot of passing.

It didn't feel like there was much doubt in who was going to win.

And not a lot of cautions.

Just not really the worthy wasn't, was it exciting?

I don't know.

I don't think it was.

I really don't think there was a couple

moments there. Like, oh, this is good stuff. But overall, yeah, this was a letdown.

Well, you'll have to remember until recently, the spring Las Vegas race was voted as one of the top

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