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Allstate 400 at the Brickyard

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They're racing the stock cars at Indy today, gents. If you don't already know, the race is on ESPN.

 

No Sterling in the field, unfortunately, so I'll probably be pulling for Denny Hamlin, a local Virginia guy who I like and also races for Joe Gibbs, which is a plus.

he'll probably find a way to screw it up...

 

The amount of open seats has to be worrying Nascar...(There are like over 200,000 here, but it does seem like a lot of empty seats)

he'll probably find a way to screw it up...

 

The amount of open seats has to be worrying Nascar...(There are like over 200,000 here, but it does seem like a lot of empty seats)

 

 

Yeah don't remind me. Always seems to happen as the race nears the end...

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Rusty is alright but he talks like nobody has ever seen a race before.

 

I prefer Kyle.

I don't know why but I felt the exact same way when Fox and DW started announcing races a few years ago. I guess with a little more time Rusty will find his voice and it'll sound more natural.

 

 

I could only guess though.. :whistle

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