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

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

Jordan Bianchi. We are motorsports writers at the athletic and boy do we have a lot to talk about

today Jordan. There was a little bit of racing news and happenings today. Where do we start? I guess we start with the NASCAR race because that's the most topical in the fresh mind.

Well, it was quite the eventful weekend, I guess, between the NASCAR Cup race in New Hampshire,

which certainly gave us much more than we bargained for.

The SRX race at Nashville,

which I got to attend and then flew back home this morning.

And then F1, a lot of fireworks there.

So wow, yeah, this is going to be...

This was a great weekend.

This really was.

Yeah, this is going to be a meaty podcast.

And it'll be our last one for three weeks because the Olympic break's coming up and NASCAR and IndyCar are going to be taking a break.

I'm going on vacation.

Won't be tear down stuff to talk about.

So we'll be going dark for a little bit. But at least we end on

quite a, quite a note here because, man, um, first of all, Jordan, you know, I, I, I've got to,

apologize. Once again to you, got to apologize because it was just a few weeks ago that I was making fun of you for your fantasy that there would be these different winners at this point in the season.

The season was being dominated by Kyle Larson and Hendrick Motorsports, maybe some Joe Gibbs drivers here and there.

It had settled out. You're not going to see too many different

winners and certainly not any surprise winners at that point. Then Kurt Bush comes out of nowhere

...