Brodie

Yeah, you like bringing up the juicy stuff, don't you?

In this... Yeah, people are up here about this.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm not the one creating the juicy stuff.

No, well, we took...

two tires Brock took four and I got up to fourth and I was actually pretty good in the second stint so I started to get going and they said to me which we have team orders everyone has team orders out there all the teams and that sort of stuff is that you know Brock took four if he can get back to Woody and pass Woody he would have gained a position from where he was and and all that so I was just going about my race we just did the two tires I was driving around and they're like if Brock gets to you

just make it easy for him and let him go and try and get Woody.

And I was like, I was fine with it at that stage.

I was like, yeah, he's at this stage when they've told me that he's three seconds behind me.

It was nearly, it was nearly, it was 2.8 seconds or so.

And I was like, okay, well if he's catching me by that much, but like you said, when they get within a second or a second and a half, it must just, you just can't catch him.

So I'm like,

when he got closer, I'm like, well, I'm going to have to lose a second and a half here, probably in my race to allow him to get the position, but then he's probably not going to get Woody because he doesn't have the speed to get me.

So how's he going to get Woody then?

So.

you're sort of gifting him a position at that stage because their strategy didn't work out like our strategy.

So, you know, at the end of the day is, and our team would say this, everyone, we don't force either of us to make a strategy.

Like Marty chose the strategy of doing four tires.

We chose the strategy of doing two tires.

And just in that race, our strategy worked out better.