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Episode 17: Truex Wins; Kyle Busch & Joey Logano Trade Punches in Vegas
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In this special edition podcast, the guys debate who would win in driver vs. driver fights. Jimmie Johnson or Kevin Harvick? Joey Logano or Brad Keselowski? Austin Dillon or Ty Dillon? Kyle Larson or Chase Elliot? Ryan Newman or the field? Dale Jr. or Martin Truex Jr.? Plus one last mystery matchup. Who ya got? Grab a beer and tune in!
*Skip to the 18-minute mark to get straight to the debate.
Race Recap
Last week, Brad Keselowski was on the receiving end of a late-race gift that opened the door to victory lane in Atlanta. This week, he was the one who seemingly had the race won, but car troubles with two laps to go gave Martin Truex Jr. all the opportunity he needed. Truex was the class of the field nearly all day, as he led 150 laps and became the first driver to sweep all three segments of a race under NASCAR's new race format. However, it was the drivers who finished 4th and 22nd that dominated the headlines at Vegas. Joey Logano and Kyle Busch got "tangled up" coming out of turn four on the last lap. Busch, running fifth at the time, was the one who wrecked and ultimately decided to retaliate by throwing punches at Logano after the race. Fans can only hope this rivalry continues to unfold as the season moves forward.
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