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Tony Kanann would be the relief driver if Larson is unable to start the race.

I give it a fat 2. The winner leads all but 1 lap. The "soft" tire had little fall off once the sun went down. Maybe now the newer fans (those that came in after '96) will realize North Wilkesboro never has been a good track.

Good point.

At the time, it was reported he put no money into the team. He probably owns a small percentage of the team.

I agree with that.

The only thing I don't like about streaming such as Prime and Peacock is the inability to record the race/game. If something comes up and you have to run somewhere, it's nice to hit record and come back and pick up where you left off.

Sounds too much like NBA's In-Season Tournament. At least this one is a little more straightforward than that one.

Richmond's other date could go to North Wilkesboro in a roundabout way. SMI hasn't sunk the amount of money into North Wilkesboro just to hold a few All-Star races.

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Saying Reddick is a bad person is a bit of a stretch. His move was bad and I'm surprised he tried to pull something before the last lap.

Penske should have done a throwback to his Indy cars that got DQed. :D

A lot of people liked how things were most of the 90's and early 2000's. Then NASCAR decided it needed a new car (a turd) in a reaction to Dale Sr. having old seatbelts that killed him and not the car, Brian France thought we needed "playoffs" when Kenseth won the championship by winning 1 race...

Me too. But I liked the '98 version a little better. The blue was a little darker.

Cable TV is a dying entity. Streaming is the future because broadcaster can show their events in a 4K format. That's what a lot of people want especially those with these monster sized TVs. The bigger the TV, the worse the cable/satellite picture looks on it.

Front Row has been very competitive this year, they just don't have the results to show for it. One could argue they are the second best Ford team right now.

I'm not sure if this should go here or has already been posted somewhere else. But this article is interesting on how much the Cup teams are actually losing. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/01/business/nascar-racing-teams-charters.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ok0.6Oyh.sgRBoIwxKnFf&smid=url-share

NBC is trying to get more people on Peacock. This is one way to do that. Fox is way behind on a streaming platform. They still rely on FS1 and a little on FS2. At least Fox is showing more Cup races in "4K". I'll take that any day.

Harrison Burton is a midlevel Xfinity driver at this point in his career.

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