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

My name is Jeff Buck.

I'm on with my coworkerworker Jordan Bianchi. We are

writers for the athletic. I am here at Richmond Raceway, where we have just seen the second

race of the NASCAR playoffs. And yeah, this one, you know, to me, I'm not too, wasn't too high

on it. I'd be interested to hear Jordan's thoughts.

But, you know, it's not, I felt like NASCAR's been on a nice little run here lately.

And this just wasn't one of the better races.

Jordan, what, what did you, what did you think of tonight's race at Richmond Raceway?

Based on other Richmond races, this was not a bad race.

I was, it was fine.

I wasn't offended by it.

I didn't think it was the worst thing ever.

It wasn't the most exciting race overall, no.

But had it not been for a Kyle Busch penalty late, we might have had a better, a closer finish.

It was fairly typical in the fact that a Joe Gibbs racing organization dominated this race, let a lot of laughs,

one of their drivers. You look at the number of lead changes, you look at the number of cautions.

This kind of falls in line with it and I thought there was a lot of passing tonight, which

is something we don't always see throughout a lot of Richmond races.

Kyle Larson, Martin Truex Jr. both came from the back.

Kyle Larson went from the back.

We had comers and goers.

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