Mike Skinner

You know, we're going to dive back in a little to the horsepower side a little bit more next week.

Mike Skinner's joining us from NASCAR.

He's going to be coming on to talk about his career and some of the history that he had.

And we're really looking forward to talking to him.

His average finish, guys, is 1.2. He's won five out of the six races, and then the only finish that he didn't win was a second.

I mean, this guy could be a banger of, of a truck series driver, and it reminds me of, like, the Ron Hornaday's and, and the Ted Musgrave's, the Todd Bodine's, the Mike Skinner's, um, the throwback drivers that came down and ran the trucks after they finished in the cup series, and it was a banger of a series.

Having Kasey Kahne, potentially Brad Keselowski, sign me up, Michael Massie.

Sign me up for this.

Mm-hmm

... that's a possibility that's out there, and it would be fun in that Truck Series to have a Brad and a Corey LaJoie and, and a Casey Kane, and, uh, maybe get back to that feeling when I first became a fan of NASCAR and you had Mike Skinner and Johnny Benson.

A- and that was a really gritty [laughs]-

Mm-hmm

And I mean, wow.

Talk about, uh- You know, echoes of the old truck series where, where you had the veterans like Mike Skinner and-

Johnny Benson-

Jack Sprague and-

There it is.

Kyle Busch has won 68 truck races, Ron Horner day 51, Mike Skinner, Jack Sprague tied with 23 wins.

Thank you.

Okay.