Lee Pulliam

So that's that 87 that Austin Green was in and Nick Sanchez filled in.

And now Lee Pulliam is going to be driving next year.

They also have Harrison Burton going over there.

And Nick Sanchez was telling me a couple weeks ago, he was like, man, they've got enough cars to run three teams this place.

If you follow Trans Am, they've been kind of one of the top teams there.

So cool to see them make an even bigger splash.

And definitely with Harrison and Lee Pulliam, that'll be an interesting situation next year.

Brendan Poole announced he's leaving Alpha Prime.

So Carroll Speed Shop brought two cars.

Lee Pulliam had a car there, and Chase Burgesson, who basically should have won Anderson Car Store Race.

Who else was there? AK Performance had a car.

Darn.

He'll drive the number 42 for Young's.

Lee Pulliam, who will be full-time in the Peterson 87 next year, making, I believe it'll be his O'Reilly, not his O'Reilly debut, there was Martinsville, but... his debut with Peterson Racing Group in 87 this weekend.

Weekend scheduled just Saturday and Sunday this weekend.

2 o'clock Saturday, O'Reilly practice and qualifying.

So there is that.

And then Lee Pulliam, he is the late model guy.

Remember, he made some starts for Dale Jr. there.

And now he's going to be full-time for Peterson Racing next year in the 87.

But yeah, this, this is one that you hit every week and it pays out pretty often.

So I like it.

Well, and if you think about it this way too, like there's really only about 15 to 16 drivers in the field that really truly have a shot at being a top 10 car because we're not talking about the Josh Williams, the Mason Maggios, the Lee Pulliams, the Joey Gases, right? The Blake Lothar, like there's just LeVar Scott never doing it, Dawson Cram, Patrick Starpoli, like these guys just aren't I

don't talk about the doctor like that, Rod.

Um, we'll go ahead and talk about the rest of it.

Um, man, first half of the race, um, Lee Pulliam looked really good, man.

Looked really good.

Led a good bit of it.

And he was

in the top three pretty much every practice, qualified outside pole, and it was more or less a four-horse race between Caden Quapel, Trayton Lapsevich, Corey Heim, and Lee Pulliam in fourth, and there was two out of the four were junior motorsports cars, okay? Cade and Quapel leading the race here.

This is the white flag.

This is two to go.

You're creating even a larger issue here.

Jace Hale, Brandon Lopez, Bobby McCarty, Dylan Ward, Connor Branch, Tyler Rife, Tristan McKee, Connor Waddell, Jacob Borst, Lee Pulliam, Tate Fogelman, Derek Coomer, Aiden Millett, Bruce Anderson, Trey Cruz, Brandon Setzer, Ryan Zima, Jared Fryer, Chase Murphy, Cody Kelly, Steve Zacharias, Hudson Sharp, Casey Kelly, Brian Reedy, Jason Myers, Stacey Puryear, Jason York, Max Reeves, Carson Lofton, Chase Bergeson, Corey Heim, Ryan Miller, Diego Mendez, Torres, Taco, Bryson Brinkley, Chase Ratliff, and I said that because Diego is my ex-teammate, and he is my friend, and he puts taco on his car.

Derek Lancaster, Peyton Sellers, Carson Quapel, Dylan Harville, Chase Robertson, Landon Huffman, Woody Howard, Connor Jones, Dylan Newsome, Brady Penny, Trey Burke, Michael Bumgarner, Matt Cox, Donovan Strauss, Ryan Matthews, Carson Ware, Chase Johnson, Lay Jones, driving Brett's ride.

Mm-hmm.

I feel weird that these guys are not chosen.

Well, we've only got four guys and eight picks worth, so there's 87 cars.

Lee Pulliam.

Lee