NASCAR 2017

But you are comparing a big car with limited aero and power steering to a small car with massive aero and variable mechanical steering. I don't see what you are getting at honestly. Regardless if there is a wall there or not, the best drivers will use all of the available space; the lesser ones won't.

Comparing karts and cars is also a stretch. Just like NASCAR and Indycar, there are massive differences in technique and equipment. There is a long list of monsters in karts that are totally ordinary in cars and vice versa.

 

Huh? Okay....

I musta, driven in some parallel world....

I don't know about all those words...just what I felt....

 

It's not just NASCAR, it's everywhere these days; at least here in the short attention spanned US of A.

And I think you exaggerate...it's more like three seconds...

 

You can save time by not watching any of the post-race stuff either. This is the typical NASCRASH post-race interview in a nutshell(i.e., you've seen one, you've seen them all).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5-lwTqiPiI&feature=youtu.be

 

LOL!

 

Classic!

Every NASCAR cliche in the book on display right there y'all.

Love how the amount of sponsor's junk food (and cigarettes) keeps growing on
the car's roof.

The pre and post-race stuff on the various networks is unwatchable. A couple of years
ago I was visiting some friends who were into the whole NASCAR thing. The minute the
pre-race stuff came on, they'd be mesmerized (don't dare interrupt while Michael Waltrip
is talking) and they'd get all amped up for the race.

The race finally started after the two hour pre-race hype show (to the point where my
head was about to explode). The green flag dropped and they're all hooping it up. Twenty
laps into the thing, I look around the room and they're all sound asleep.

It isn't the racing they're into, it's the hype. And, as we well know, there isn't a sport on
the planet that can live up to that kind of hype. It's like a sugar high. One minute you're
all amped up and things are great and then the crash happens.

And, notice, how at the end of each race, the last car hasn't crossed the finish line yet and
they start right in on hyping the next race, "It's going to be the biggest race of the year!".
Oh brother, I've got news for you, every race is the "biggest race of the year" and it starts
all over again.

BHW

 

Vegas getting 2 races a year-- spring and fall.

Second NASCAR race to mean millions of dollars for Las Vegas economy | Las Vegas Review-Journal

 

I wonder if they would make it the same weekend as Barrett Jackson?

That would make for one hell of a weekend.

 

Well, ain't Vegas lucky?

Guaranteed, one or the other (or both) NASCAR and Barrett-Jackson would have an
objection to having the another event running at the same time in the same place.

BHW

 

The hookers would certainly like it !!

 

'They still produce good 'head'ers???





(you knooooww I'm talkin' exhaust here....right? )
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These guys need to understand that when you fight you need to stay on your feet!

 

Sebring's next week...I think I'll go hang out in Green Park. 'Classier group, of people there.....

 

fight! fight!

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jwTw3wVbaA[/ame]

 

LOL! What a weak punch. If you're going to hit somebody, hit them.

At least he didn't keep his helmet on...hahaha.

What about the crewman trying to stomp Kyle...hahahaha.

What an embarrassment.

 

Busch league.

 

the crew guy trying to curb stomp Kyle was the highlight of that scuffle.

 

lol...a good ole fashioned whoopin.

 

...or the NASCAR official manhandling Kyle like a child. Hahahaha.

These guys need to learn to fight. I don't want kids growing up thinking that's how you punch someone.

Looked more like foreplay than an assault.

 

LOL!

 

hard to believe a bunch of spoiled brats with private jets don't know how to fight

btw I have no idea who won. media buzz is filled with this nonsense.

 

Haha - my 5 year old daughter knows how to throw a better punch already. Kids need to be well rounded regardless of financial situation. ; )

I don't know who won either. St Pete was awesome this weekend on the open wheel side. Really enjoyed just about all the races.

 

INDYCAR race was a bit disappointing (I don't like fuel mileage/strategy races) but the MRTI ladder races were all pretty good, as were the two PWC races. need to figure out how to get NASCAR fans to tune into that stuff...

speaking of which...


https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/10/sports/autoracing/indycar-mark-miles.html

 

From the Vegas paper.

I think Busch got the worst of it!
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