13 car too fast section 11, pass through.
Drydene 400 at Dover
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TV went out, appears some sort of large outage. i am on Cox cable but others on Reddit that have Direct TV are reporting it is out as well.
24 car too fast exiting, pass through.
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Lots of empty seats. Horrible so called racing.
The track seats 95,000. Just like IMS that seats 300K+ no matter how many people are there it will look empty.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Lots of empty seats. Horrible so called racing.
The track seats 95,000. Just like IMS that seats 300K+ no matter how many people are there it will look empty.
Originally Posted by Warstud
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
TV went out, appears some sort of large outage.
You have Internet?
Ya, I have Raceview playing the officials channel with the overhead GPS display and Scanner playing the 42 scanner.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
TV went out, appears some sort of large outage.
You have Internet?
Ya, I have Raceview playing the officials channel with the overhead GPS display and Scanner playing the 42 scanner.
Originally Posted by JasonC
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
Kind of a jerk move by Logano to be 24 laps down and block the track like Newman. I can see fighting to stay on the lead lap, but not 24 laps down, heck even 2 laps down.
37 to the garage, mechanical.
Stage 2 top 10:
1. Truex Jr
2. Larson
3. Hamlin
4. Harvick
5. Johnson
6. Bowman
7. Jones
8. Blaney
9. Keselowski
10. Bowyer
Free pass to the 21 of Menard.
1. Truex Jr
2. Larson
3. Hamlin
4. Harvick
5. Johnson
6. Bowman
7. Jones
8. Blaney
9. Keselowski
10. Bowyer
Free pass to the 21 of Menard.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by Warstud
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
TV went out, appears some sort of large outage.
You have Internet?
Ya, I have Raceview playing the officials channel with the overhead GPS display and Scanner playing the 42 scanner.
You always have to have a backup.
Originally Posted by Warstud
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
TV went out, appears some sort of large outage.
You have Internet?
Ya, I have Raceview playing the officials channel with the overhead GPS display and Scanner playing the 42 scanner.
You always have to have a backup.
37 out, broken crankshaft
Id love to hear your thoughts on how Nascar is thriving. I personally don't understand how you think this is better racing than say 1987-2000 time period.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
Blaney to the garage, mechanical. Brake issue.
Originally Posted by JasonC
Id love to hear your thoughts on how Nascar is thriving. I personally don't understand how you think this is better racing than say 1987-2000 time period.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
My God, just turn your channel.
Id love to hear your thoughts on how Nascar is thriving. I personally don't understand how you think this is better racing than say 1987-2000 time period.
Originally Posted by bdcardinal
Originally Posted by JasonC
Capacity doesn't matter. Half empty is still pitiful. Doesn't matter if we are talking 10,000 seats or 300,000. Nascar is still dying on the vine. No excitement, no need to watch this pitiful excuse of a race. Even listening to Jeff Burton and Jr trying their best to make it seem exciting, when you can tell that they know it's terrible.
Guess we will have to agree to disagree.
My God, just turn your channel.
20 car speeding, pass through.
The 12 car had a broken spindle, that would explain the brake issue.
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Unofficial top 10:
1. Kyle "Yung Money" Larson
2. Martin Truex Jr
3. Alex Bowman
4. Kevin Harvick
5. Denny Hamlin
6. Kyle Busch
7. Matt DiBenedetto
8. Jimmie Johnson
9. Kurt Busch
10. Clint Bowyer
1. Kyle "Yung Money" Larson
2. Martin Truex Jr
3. Alex Bowman
4. Kevin Harvick
5. Denny Hamlin
6. Kyle Busch
7. Matt DiBenedetto
8. Jimmie Johnson
9. Kurt Busch
10. Clint Bowyer
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