Recent content by Conover

Dumb Hamcrap whines about his loss, dumps on nearly all drivers claiming they support the one race championship that is so unfair, because HIS GREATNESS lost his in an instant, whereas mediocre drivers win one that way (obvious reference to Logano). Dip$#*+ still hasn’t checked his points I...

For everyone who bemoans NASCAR placing restrictions on how the race cars can be used (limited to sanctioned Cup events); have you really considered why that is done? It goes beyond the intellectual property rights of NASCAR as a racing series. The limitations actually help maintain the value of...

That’s a sweet looking race car! Look out Ford and Yota. The article on NASCAR’s website quoted Chevrolet reps as saying the end of production for the Camaro was not the “end” of it per se. Sounds like they’ve got plans for a refresh and return of it or something similar in the future...

So let the manufactures all quit pretending. Have them develop a racing car for NASCAR that reflects their vision for this series. It would have to meet specific guidelines, but use each manufacturer’s engines, selected components, etc. Require the body to reflect best sports car they’ve got. If...

I don’t think you understand @Blaze….just like your favorite sport “rasslin’”, there is NOTHING PREVENTING SUPER WEALTHY PEOPLE FROM FORMING THEIR OWN COMPETING STOCK CAR RACING SERIES! Unlike the bad actors trying to make rasslin look real, even though everyone hollarin’ and cheering knows it’s...

Thanks, and I hope folks here understand that, regardless of my opinion/observations on this, I will recognize the actual case segments for what they are. The explanation by the law professor on how NASCAR’s terminology in their countersuit actually enabled some forms of market definition...

Very interesting commentary from a law professor. Indeed, appears NASCAR’s legal team inadvertently cited a market definition too similar to how the plaintiff’s defined it. Made it easy for judge Bell to take his positions on that portion. The commentator did acknowledge Bell’s judgements...

I ASSURE YOU that I had NOTHING to do with THAT! The drinks I served were poured mostly by me. As I recall a lot of the folks finishing far back were commiserating together in a tight bunch near the back of the saloon. The bar gal said she hated going over there…something about a bad smell. Now...

So pumped for Trackhouse Racing and their future! All they need to do is find some extra horsepower to consistently be contending at the front most races. Ross is a heck of a driver, has improved every year. SVG showed he was learning oval racing rapidly, already has a doctorate in road courses...

I agree, it is most likely finishing up as a settlement very close to the start of trial. Seems they were very close until Jordan wanted NASCAR to pay for all his legal bills. That is the equivalent of a thief breaking into your home, busting down the door, tearing up walls looking for your...

I might know somebody who knows a pretty well known somebody who MIGHT get his girlfriend to swing by and sing for us. Dare not say her first name but the last name hints of a fast car. Remember I live in Missouri….

They knew the section 1 allegation was weak, so they’ve focused on section 2, claiming several actions taken by NASCAR over the years, such as buying racetracks and purchasing ARCA (which anyone in the business knows was going to collapse without the buyout). These constitute a “monopsony” per...

Of course it doesn’t…I feel he is leading and making select rulings (through his statements and comments) with bias. I can’t prove it. And of course my comments about him being a Jordan fanboy (as to bias motive) are just fun hyperbole. Bell is a Wake Forest grad, so not a Tar Heel proper. But...

Indeed, I unintentionally misstated how their SECOND ruling came down. But make no mistake; when the full court declines to review it is in essence a separate decision, stating the 3 judge panel is correct.

Easy there Aunty. One can recognize and comment on a judge’s rulings with prejudice, especially this one. Bell’s legal basis for some of these decisions are shaky. His application of law in earlier rulings proved invalid when the higher 4th circuit court ruled against him unanimously, not once...