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Wow, it was the 45 that took Kvapil out. Did not expect that.

Can understand the sentiment. Mayer did not have the car and that put him in the position but taken out by his teammate kind of sucks. Kvapil... still did not get what actually happened and by whom. Seeing it live, do not have a replay. Was impressed with Lawless Allen, he definitely was...

Cannot believe Junior let Mayer get away. Kid is still only about twenty years old.

9.5 for the ending. The rest of the race... pretty much a yawn. The truck race was better.

Not a Dillon fan, not really a Childress fan (for reasons away from the track), but the kid did what he had to do. This was it for the season whether good or bad, he most likely would not have had another opportunity this season to advance himself. RCR just does not have ability to run with the...

Any scuttle butt on Sam Mayer? Been kind of quiet, JR says he wants him back, but thinks if he gets a shot at the Cup he should go.

Majeski's crew did everything they could to help him lose tonight, and he still won. Good on him.

Used something like this (a cut away drawing of a 1969 GN Torino) back in the day (like 1970) to build a race car. Used it as schematic.

My God this hit a chord just the other day. Five of my grandkids are over sixteen and do not seem to be too concerned about getting their license. What struck the chord was when I was talking to my nineteen-year-old granddaughter when I asked her when she would come over and visit. She said as...

Larson had 30+ less laps on his tires in addition to not having to save gas. Same as Reddick. Both of them passed quite a few cars, Larson two more than Reddick.

Well, here is the deal, a quote from Elton John... err, I mean Sawyer: But Sawyer explained NASCAR was caught in a tough position there and couldn’t really change its decision. “So we had already gone through the choose process, so we were coming to green when the 6 pulled off, which allowed...

Generally, love Indy, on the big track, not the road course.... but due to the finish, a big fat ZERO! And I think Larson is the best driver on the circuit right now... but the way this one rolled, he did not deserve it.

So, you agree that they do not have consistent rules?

Not the last restart, the second last restart after Keselowski dropped off for the pits. Per the rule book, though the line moves up, he is NOT THE CONTROL VEHICLE. Whichever announcer said that is wrong according to the rule book. The second-place car becomes the control car. Yes, Larson...

He was stopped by then, he settled on the track while Larson was coming out of 4. Besides, they called a yellow when Bush hit the wall and kept going. So why does one justify it but the other not?

Larson should have been put to the back of the longest line on the second last restart. Same thing that Majewski did at IRP on Friday and was sent to the back, why not Larson? Different rules? Bogus win... like a NYC courtroom.

That is the most F***Ked finish in NASCAR history, that was a gift to Larson and that felon.

Still cannot stand the tire/wheel combo.... takes away too much.

Great race! Not the guy I wanted but still a great race.

Can anyone explain the reasons why NASCAR has changed the qualifying procedures? I mean, the A and B group qualification with the top five moving to a general has been around for a couple of years. Still do not understand why they did that, but it is what it is. But this year with the A in one...