Nascar 2020
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That was ugly, even for a plate track race.
I mean...this is the nose of the race winning car...of a plate race:
I mean...this is the nose of the race winning car...of a plate race:
Well that was a mess of a Clash. Glad they moved it back to Sunday afternoon.
This will be the first year that I won't be setting a timer to record every race. Not impressed with the change in Championship tracks so I won't bother with that.
Superspeedway races, Bristol and Homestead and that'll be it for me.
This will be the first year that I won't be setting a timer to record every race. Not impressed with the change in Championship tracks so I won't bother with that.
Superspeedway races, Bristol and Homestead and that'll be it for me.
I watch parts of races, but not the same... Caught some Nascar race on Sirius the other day from the early 90's, seemed like only yesterday
Yep. The old MRN coverages on SXM, and yet more the plenty of old TV coverages on YouTube (apparently no one cares enough to copyright strike them) just serve to reinforce how far from what it should be NASCAR has become.
The Busch Clash was among the worst races ever.
I was waiting for the pace car to get hit. It was the only one that didn't have any damage.
You had that right. There were only 6 cars left running at the end.
From what I gather from the web is the Camry is now the official pace car. I guess the Camaro is out.Is that a Camry ?
If so, it looks beautiful ....
I tried to stay up and watch the races but it was too late for me to watch them all the way through after the rain delay.
Take the restrictor plates off, let the owners build their own cars from the ground up, with less regulation and then we will see a race. Today if someone, anyone pulls out of line they immediately fall back to the rear. Then with 15 or 20 laps left most everybody crashes. The new cars all look alike to me, just different paint schemes. I now generally watch the start of a race for a few laps and then come back to watch the last 30 or so. I was glued to the TV when Earnhardt Sr. was racing. Lost a lot of interest when Jr. retired.
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The only two races they have are Daytona and Talladega. If they took them off someone would get killed and we'd be right back where we are today they saying they were going to fast to handle the car.
I'm surprised they haven't put them on in Michigan yet.
They are easily over 200 mph on the back stretch.
Is there a reason they won't use rain tires like Formula 1.Glad to see that Mother Nature is already in mid-season form.
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