This week on Four Wide Pod, we break down the AdventHealth 400 from a performance and strategy standpoint—looking at long-run speed, tire degradation, and how track position ultimately dictated the outcome.

We dig into why Denny Hamlin’s dominant pace didn’t convert to a win, how late-race cautions reshaped strategy, and what separated Tyler Reddick and Kyle Larson in the closing laps when execution mattered most.

We also look at what Kansas revealed about the current competitive hierarchy in the Cup Series, and how these intermediate-track trends could translate heading into Talladega Superspeedway race weekend, where pack racing and survival shift the entire dynamic.

New episode every Wednesday morning.