I'm gonna guess that your in the area of the track ?
Who won? I totally missed it watching football.
yup Jamie Mac won
There was a last lap crash so it finished under caution (1st time in a LONG time that has happened).
Austin Dillon in the 14 had a hell of a crash on that lap. Got turned by Stenhouse (17 car) and the 13 car run up under him flipping the 14 in the air
no they just swapped Darlington and Kansas dates. Rumor was Darlington would go back to the Labor Day weekend but that didnt come to fruition
I don't, I live 15 miles from Hampton, where the Atlanta Motor Speedway is located.I really wish it had.
NOw hear this.....NASCAR considers restrictor plates to be sacrosanct.Honestly,I gave up after the 3rd race.Hate those new cars,and I knew JJ would have the edge,glad I didn't waste my dvr space for it.I wonder how NBC feels after spending all that money to get a watered down product?Whether its bringing back more short tracks,taking off re-stricter plates,Nascar really needs to do something to make it fun again.
NOw hear this.....NASCAR considers restrictor plates to be sacrosanct.
The Gen 6 car turned out to be a disappointment. Especially on the 1.5 mile cookie cutters.
It is encouraging to see NASCAR has run several testing sessions to gather data on the cars and to see what types of changes need to be made in order to make the racing more competitive.
The most prominent complaint heard from drivers is that 'you can't pass the leader'.
IMO NASCAR should be hitting the panic button over the rotten attendance of most of the races this fall.
The race here at Charlotte( I did not go) had plenty of open seats. A friend of mine sat in the GM Grandstand( closest to start/finish) and he said save for the seats they had, the entire row was unoccupied.
The Texas fall race had its weakest ticket sales since the track hosted its first Cup race in 1997.
Let's face it. 500 mile races on these 1.5 mile tracks are just snooze fests.