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

After a break, we are back to talk more NASCAR.

Jordan Bianchi, my coworker, is there at the track.

My name is Jeff Gluck, and it is a very late night, very, very after a long delay it was a late start to begin

with um and then a three hour or something red flag jordan uh boy how are you holding

how long have you been at the track today jordan what time did you get there uh garage opened at

one so right around then.

So it's, it's the net that you got there 1 p.m. yesterday.

It's after midnight, uh, Nashville time now.

So yeah, it'll be easily a 12, well, time we get done with time we get done with

the podcast. It'll be 12 hours. Plus he got writing to do. Yeah. Yeah. You,

you look tired. Uh, nothing uh nothing nothing i'm not saying you

you know you have wrinkles or bags under your eyes not like that but you just you look uh you look

like you've had a long day yeah it hit me all of a sudden it's been a long but good one you know what though

i will say it's this race surprised me because i didn't think we're going to have a lot this was

going to deliver.

And it did.

I thought it was a really, really good competitive race.

And it was exciting because you had guys on different strategies.

You had guys who were good in long runs and short runs.

And some of the battles we saw at different points, whether it was Truex and Hamlin at the end of the stage one and two,

whether it was Chastain and Truex and Kevin Harvick at one point.

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