The Hard Left Turn podcast is your dose of weekly motorsports banter between Game On's Katie B. Davis and Around the Track editor Brandon Reed.
In Sunday's Daytona 500, very few prognosticator's had Austin Dillon driving to the win, however, that's exactly how it happened, with Darrell Wallace Jr. coming in second. The Great American race was one filled with great American crashes, so much so that nearly half the field was taken out and only 25 cars finished the 2018 season opener. In this week's edition of the Hard Left Turn podcast, Brandon and Katie B. discuss:
Beginning of show: Sounds from the 60th running of the Daytona 500 provided by Fox Sports
3-minute mark: Thoughts on Austin Dillon's manuever on the last lap that led to his win (with highlight audio)
- How hard was the NASCAR public relations machine working this weekend?
10:34-minute mark: Aric Almirola gracious in the face of defeat
12:24-minute mark: Possibly a bigger story than Dillon winning was Bubba Wallace finishing second, did he prove himself in NASCAR's Super Bowl? (with audio of Wallace meeting with the media after the race)
22:30-minute mark: A crash on Lap 120 meant the end of the day for Dawsonville's Chase Elliott, but also Danica Patrick, could it have been avoided? (with highlight audio)
33:29-minute mark: Thoughts on Patrick's final stock car race (with audio of Patrick speaking to the media)
36:30-minute mark: What's coming up this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway, where Brandon and Pete McCole will be trackside bringing you all the weekend's action.
WDUN is your home for NASCAR and that includes PRN's coverage of this weekend's races from Atlanta Motor Speedway. The Rinnai 250 will air Saturday at 2 and the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 will air Sunday at 2 on AM550 and FM102.9 WDUN with all content streaming on AccessWDUN.com.
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