This is going to be interesting.

All right, everybody, day seven of NASCAR.

And I tell you what, yesterday, whatever we said about, oh, nothing really happened today,

kind of a boring day.

Well, it was the opposite, the exact polar opposite today, because today was about the biggest

day we could possibly have in the courtroom, Jordan.

My name is Jeff Gluck.

I'm with Jordan Bianchi.

We are motorsports writers for the athletic.

We've been covering every minute of this

trial in the courtroom so far. And day seven, it's just not going to be topped in terms of the

witnesses that we saw today. Wow. I mean, this is a big one. This is going to be,

this is going to take a while to unpack, friends. So buckle up.

Settle in.

If you have a fireplace going or crack a bottle of wine. If you're on your way to work, you might want to put us on double speed to listen because it's one of those days where you look at everything and they're like, I don't even know where to start. I mean, we're going to go chronologically because that's what we do here we do that but if you were stepping back and like what do I look at

it's like there's so much here there's so much information um between NASCAR commissioner

steve Phelps NASCAR Hall of Fame team owner Richard Childers and then we had NASCAR CEO and

chairman Jim France it It just wow.

Yeah. Just nuggets and nuggets of information. Well, we're going to get into it, everybody.

So here we go. First of all, before we got started, Larry Bouterman was scolded by Judge Bell.

That's NASCAR's lawyer, by the way.

Yes, who said that he had an unfair line of questioning to the expert.

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