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Nicho's Llama Racing Adventure has its 3-post shaker rig in action getting ready for the new season.

This will only bother me if DISH can't get its program guide correct, and my DVR misses part of the race. I mean, I had enough problems when the start times were "standard".

During at least one race in 2015, Jeff Gordon will start and hand over to a relief driver, or not compete at all. He either quits early due to back injury or his performance is so bad he lets Chase have at it for a few races. Yeah, I don't see it happening either (and I hope it doesn't, I'm a...

Kentucky, Kansas, Texas, Chicagoland....I don't know which out of that group I'd choose, because they are all the same to me. Other than the 1.5 mile cookie cutters, I've always hated Michigan races. Just one of those would be fine.

I've been watching NASCAR since as long as I can remember, but the years that really got me sucked in were when Jeff first started. So weird to see him go, because he's the last of the old school. I hope he wins the championship in 2015, and then comes back for selected races and absolutely...

I bet the announcers in F1 don't ever sing that old country classic "Why Did You Leave Me Loose Wheel" nearly as good as DW does.

As has been stated, if you just don't care at all about racing, then nothing the broadcast does will change your mind. Only the live event will make a difference. If you are interested, though, some things could help. A race has a lot going on, and the current broadcasts don't do it justice...

I could see the usefulness of it back then. With HD, there is not much need for it.

A question. Was this back in pre-High Def days? When I watch football on my non-HD old 27" 20 year old tv, I have a hard time seeing the ball. Wouldn't bother me if it glowed or had a giant FootballTrax arrow pointing to it.

I mentioned this in another thread somewhere. In the beginning, Fox particularly would just go way overboard with trying to explain everything all the time "to those of you new to the sport". How many times were tight and loose explained? Remember "draft tracker" or whatever it was where they...

9. It was an awesome race. And that last wreck was right wild, for Martinsville. I would have liked to see Gordon win it. He was strong all day.

I give it to ESPN, because unless I missed it (and I could have), they never explained why Stenhouse was not in the race, or why so many qualified at the end. This was where they could have taught the viewer something about how qualifying works (because not everybody that watches the race also...

I picked Keselowski to do worst and he won. I picked Kyle Busch to win and he wrecked.

Even though I've been watching racing for many years, I still think of the 9 as Kasey Kahne's number. I think many younger folks probably would too. I know Elliot came back to the 9 for a few years when he joined with Everham in 2001, but he had been out of it for ten years before that. I just...

Best: Kyle Busch Worst: Keselowski

Best - Jimmie Johnson Worst - Kenseth

Best: Gordon Worst: Edwards

Well look at that.

I wished I could have made it down for Rockingham's truck race. Kicking myself that I didn't. I think without TV money, keeping a big track like that profitable has got to be difficult. If you don't have a strong local economy and lots of people to be able to support it, then you have to draw...

Best - Jeff Gordon Worst - Allmendinger