I was going insane for like 10 minutes trying to figure out what’s the text on the F150 grille before I realized it’s just the F-Series covered by grille tape
I hate to give Jordan credit, but you are wrong @jeff_gluck about the Larson scenario. Jordan is correct about nothing in this sport being certain.
After Homestead 2019 on the teardown, you said “He’s obviously going to win a 3rd championship” about KB. Do not repeat that mistake by writing in the future. Nothing is ever certain.
Overall a pretty good episode while I drink some iced coffee @jeff_gluck . I agreed with Jeff more on it not being totally over. However I feel every episode ignores the Truck series and O’Reilly championship battles too much. There’s a very interesting dynamic among those both.
Smh speaking down on Jeff Gordon raceway even blood isn’t loyal 💔
Got so close with Austin Hill too. Won 2019 Homestead after narrowly missing the Championship 4
Then blew an engine at Martinsville the next year in the final cutoff race after leading the points 99% of the season.
From @ToyotaRacingUSA: Scott Zipadelli is the first crew chief in NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series history to win the championship with three different drivers -- Brett Moffitt, Corey Heim, and now Kaden Honeycutt.
#NASCAR
The most difficult season I’ve ever watched, for obvious reasons. Not a day goes by where NASCAR will ever feel the same to me. A few words.
Congrats to Kyle Larson and the 5 team. No other driver is more deserving of having 3 titles to their name. Congrats to Justin Allgaier and Kaden Honeycutt as well. Every driver this year was a well deserving champion.
The ups and downs of this year will stick with me forever but I’m incredibly grateful I got to share it with all of you. 2026 proved that despite NASCAR needing lots of work, it also brings out the best in this family.
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Looks like a lot of the field got nose damage from the Cindric stackup. 33 thinks they’re fine but Derek isn’t happy. 9 and 5 and others got damage
5 race damage diecast gonna go crazy
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Larson’s long run speed on the wall really hurts him due to the stage lengths. It takes him 30ish laps to start really flying up there, but by 30-40 laps then you’re all pitting anyways and it resets.
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