That. Just. Happened.

The Teardown

Dirty Mo Media & SiriusXM

News, Sports News, Sports

4.6 • 864 Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2021

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

The Teardown's Jordan Bianchi finds himself with an unwanted moment of fame -- or infamy -- when he gets too close to a feud at the end of the Bristol Night Race. Jordan is joined by Jeff Gluck to dissect what happened, weigh in on the on-track merits of the incident that sparked it all and figure out where the playoffs go from here.

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0:00.0	All right, everybody. Oh, my gosh. Oh my gosh. This is going to be an episode for all time. We're rushing this one. This is about,
0:25.6	I don't know, 10 minutes or so, 15 minutes or so after our beloved friend, Jordan Bianchi,
0:31.4	had a moment on national TV, name-checked by Rick Allen, confronted by Kevin Harvick,
0:37.2	in the middle of the Harvick-Elliott feud.
0:41.9	My name is Jeff Glock.
0:43.0	I work for the athletic.
0:43.8	My co-worker is the aforementioned Jordan Bianchi.
0:46.6	Jordan, we just had a very brief moment here to digest what happened.
0:51.9	I got to play.
0:53.1	Of course, most of you saw the audio.
0:56.0	What happened?
0:57.2	Jordan was just trying to do his job, folks.
0:59.1	Just trying to do his job.
1:00.1	Just kind of get a video.
1:01.5	And here's what happened.
1:02.4	How does that affect both drivers later on?
1:07.2	Jordan Bianchi,
1:08.1	they're beat reporters.
1:12.4	NASCAR.
1:17.5	Alarvick's saying, hey, look, man, I'm trying to have a conversation.
1:19.0	Chase and I just have a conversation.
1:22.9	I really don't want you video in this, but Jordan doesn't care.
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