NASCAR turns right today!

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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:21 PM
  #16  
I used to be just like u. Thought Nascar was soo boring til I actually went to a race. Now Iam Hooked.

I am a big Nascar fan now. I never miss a race and always enjoy watching it drinking Beer!!

Go Clint Bowyer !! 07
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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:26 PM
  #17  
Quote: ok for all the haters dont talk bad about nascar until you get in those cars.. . . tell you what scary as ****. . . . fwent to a nascar training camp. once . . . first they take you in a bus to the turns and i **** you not i thought the bus was goignt o roll when he stopped it on the incline . second when you are going 170-180 in a circle that is fast as hell and requires alot more effort then the ignorant people on here think. (i didnt drive ) but they had mall of us in a passenger side, and one they are fighting witht the car the whole time they are goign straight. and being the passenger you see how close they get to the walls. scary dont hate . . . .

to me it is like golf i have the deepest since of respect for the drivers but i am not always a fan of watching it

When you look at Nascar compared to a normal car yes it is amazing. But compair it to some other racing series and nascar starts to look foolish. Those cars are so limited on power and aero that it is not even funny. Its really time they put the up the power and use some technology that dates past 1970.

Honestly name one top level racing series that is as stale as nascar

i would rather watch F1, WRC, ALMS, Rolex ect over Nascar anyday
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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:36 PM
  #18  
Quote: Sears Point and Watkins Glen are the only 2 NASCAR races I can stomach watching. The only cars I can stand racing in a circle are INDY cars.
Aside from xenophobia or elitism, how can you like Indy and dislike NASCAR? They're the same formula - essentially identical cars driven in circles for long periods of time, with races kept interesting with excessively long (and some times contrived) full course cautions. It's been a long time since Indy or IRL consistently had a good field, innovative competing designs, etc.
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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:38 PM
  #19  
Quote: Aside from xenophobia or elitism, how can you like Indy and dislike NASCAR? They're the same formula - essentially identical cars driven in circles for long periods of time, with races kept interesting with excessively long (and some times contrived) full course cautions. It's been a long time since Indy or IRL consistently had a good field, innovative competing designs, etc.
indy makes advances in tech at least still cars going in a circle ftl
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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:43 PM
  #20  
Like what?

The cars aren't any different on a fundamental level than what Rick Mears was racing when I was 4. The engines have largely regressed because they're all spec motors leased from Honda, every team runs a spec chassis, and the cars are slower than they were 10-15 years ago.
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Jun 30, 2008 | 03:46 PM
  #21  
Quote: Like what?

The cars aren't any different on a fundamental level than what Rick Mears was racing when I was 4. The engines have largely regressed because they're all spec motors leased from Honda, every team runs a spec chassis, and the cars are slower than they were 10-15 years ago.

wow, shows how much i know about indy
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Jun 30, 2008 | 05:01 PM
  #22  
Quote: Aside from xenophobia or elitism, how can you like Indy and dislike NASCAR? They're the same formula - essentially identical cars driven in circles for long periods of time, with races kept interesting with excessively long (and some times contrived) full course cautions. It's been a long time since Indy or IRL consistently had a good field, innovative competing designs, etc.
It must be elitism then, since I don't think I qualify as a xenophobe.

Maybe it's the open wheels, maybe it's the fact they're going faster...don't know.

Hey, I never said my opinion had to make sense to you. I'd watch a lot more NASCAR if they turned right and left
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