All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of the tear down.

My name is Jeff Bluck and I'm along with my All right, everybody, welcome back to another edition of The Teardown.

My name is Jeff Bluck, and I'm along with my co-worker, Jordan Bianchi.

We are motorsports writers here at The Athletic, and we have just watched not one, but two races at Pocon or Raceway, at least on our TV sets.

And I tell you what, Jordan, Pocono over the years,

not known for necessarily the best racing.

But I would say, I don't know, you know,

I'd have to think about this a little bit more,

but this might be the best weekend overall of Pocono racing that I can remember. What do you think? I don't remember

better races at Pocono, more compelling races than what we saw. Yesterday's race, even with the,

what happened on the last lap aside with Larson's crash, which was a complete, oh my God, a wild

moment. Putting that aside, that race was tremendous was a complete, oh my God, a wild moment.

Putting that aside, that race was tremendous.

I mean, you had everything in that race.

You had great racing.

You had strategy.

You had Kyle Larson hounding Alex Bowman trying to figure out a way to pass him, finally did.

And it was great.

And then today kind of started off a little slow.

It was a much different tenor to the race.

This was all about strategy and positioning yourself. And the way this unfolded was incredible.

I thought what we saw today was the best of what Pocono has to offer. I have been on record.

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