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But in theory the car should still be easier to handle at New Hampshire with more downforce, and LaJoie is saying the old car was more forgiving and had more of a feel to it in general while the current one is unforgiving and hard to catch. That is the case everywhere no matter the power, right...

Has anyone figured out why we go bowling at The Glen yet?? I can't figure this one out. We're here to go racing, not bowling.

23,000 campers for this weekend is what I saw.

Not much NASCAR can do if guys can't drive dirt or don't know where to line up. Maybe cut the main event to 24 or 25 next year and make the heats and LCQs mean more.

@Acs posted a good article. No one has refuted it yet...curious.

This is not backed by NASCAR. If it were, they still wouldn't want to produce a show of the sport's "normal" people...if anything about NASCAR drivers is actually normal...doing "normal" things. I hate to disappoint the Corn Belt and the Deep South but normal doesn't sell.

Pretty quiet in here recently.

"Rusty" Wallace because he's a relic of the era before NASCAR was enhanced by playoffs, stages, and high drag.

It was looking so good for some when we thought it was going to be Gibbs getting punished and it wound up being Kaulig and Niece. NASCAR fans play themselves yet again.

Riveting Friday night entertainment imo.

Some could stand to take this a little less seriously. It’s not like other sports don’t try to inflate scoring.

Completely unfounded claim.

The cars look stock to me. Maybe not the Mustang but the Camaro and Camry.

People have been at the track since Thursday, maybe Wednesday for some. Wrap it up and let them get on home instead of leading them on some more. Good call.

Three guys who can’t see the air.

It’s not a restrictor plate, btw.

At least to me it sounds like everything's great.