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When I read that NASCAR was going to buy ARCA I thought it was to protect NASCAR from someone getting their hands on it and creating a series that could compete against them. We are all aware of the slumping TV ratings and we see all the empty seats ( even after thousands of seats were...

Yes I read that wikipedia article before posting here. wikipedia doesn't always get it right. So the ASA no longer exists at all ? Is the name available ?

I did not create this, I have only read about it and it seems like the right thing to do. First off as you know most tracks have one groove that is better than the other groove, so the Leader picks what he feels is the best lane, giving the 2nd place car the bad lane, 3rd gets the good lane...

Does it still exist ? Who owns it ? how can one get in touch with them ? Awesome list of drivers coming out of the ASA. Darrel Waltrip Mark Martin Rusty Wallace Alan Kulwicki Dick Tricle Johnny Benson Jr. Ted Musgrave Ernie Irvin Tony Roper Mike Eddy Bob Senneker Randy Sweet Joe Shear Bob...

For those that do not think NASCAR should change, NASCAR is all about change. Nascar started out as a dirt track racing series based in the south- eastern part of the country. As their popularity grew the moved their events to venues that had more seating as back then that was Nascar's primary...

We all have mental issues or we would not watch cars go around and around for 4, 5, or 6 hours straight !

GREAT RESPONSES : * I had to notice that a majority of you listed Bristol and another short track, I agree with that, however NASCAR has about killed off all the short tracks, and their schedule is such that they can not add on it. * I also noticed how many people listed DARLINGTON, it was a...

So you like lower attendances at the races because it is easier and quicker for you to get in, well, the way they are going they are going to make you even happier. Its hard to keep from dropping ticket prices when the attendance keeps dropping. Its also a bad image to show all those empty...

I agree, I only listed Daytona first as its usually their first points race f the year and bring out the new look and the driver changes. I think Dover would be a great place to experiment with having a 100 lap Sportsman race and a 300 lay Main event (with 100 lap stages) all on the same...

I would say any car that wins is most likely cheating. Just look at which teams have been penalized the most ! The thing is, most teams lose money even when they win, they have to get the win and hope to win the championship in order to get sponsors and advertisers to offset their losses. *...

1) Daytona 2) Talladega 3) Bristol 4) Darlington 5) Dover

I also think that Nascar should go to Delaware restarts, in which drivers one by one in order of their running ( provided they are on lead lap ) get to decide which lane they want. One Groove restarts put the 2nd place, 4th place , 6th place and so on divers at a disadvantage as NASCAR FORCES...

A 300 lap would be perfect for Stage racing, 100 laps, 100 laps, 100 laps About a year and a half before NASCAR brought on stage racing I suggested something along those lines. In the past I have commented on pit road speed and on the lug nut situation, (auto manufacturers recommend replacing...

I can not stand to listen to Jeff Burton, nor either of the Waltrips, what was wrong with Allen Best ? And Little E doesn't have a great voice either, but I like having him comment every now and then. Oddly, not being a Jeff Gordon fan, I like him as an announcers as long as he stops blowing...

Whats wrong with NASCAR? Where to start ? I started being a fan of NASCAR in 1963 as a child reading Stock Car Racing Magazine and watching the ABC Wide World of Sports. I became a Richard Petty fan, and painted by bicycle Petty Blue and build Petty models. Later I got involved in auto racing...