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Bob Lutz (famous GM exec) used to say that the main reason manufacturers sponsor racing teams is because middle management wants the "VIP treatment. wining and dining, meeting drivers, touring the track,” and other opportunities are “bestowed on mid-level executives who fund the programs out of...

It's certainly a thing in F1. Usually results in a retirment from the race.

It will be very interesting to see. If the money goes up, then we know NASCAR can sit at 3 million viewers race and continue to see big contracts. Which will really mean, "Ratings don't matter as long as they don crater to nothing." If the money goes down, then its going to be CART 2.0.

She still has a chance to show that she has enough talent next year. If she doesn't, then at least she tired to work up to Cup the right way.

Snowflakes are turning NASCAR into Vanilla. Actually, I take that back, it's the corporate sponsors.

Really? Isn't it a bit toasty in Georgia in the summer?

It's a money making opportunity. Buy houses at a discount because of the noise, eliminate noise, value of properties goes up, sell for profit.

It's great that you got your stimulus!

That doesn't make any sense. Just because we are not the worst doesn't make us the best. What we are is mediocre.

I'm just looking at the results. No system is perfect, but Canada is going a lot better. The USA has a 2 mile long line at Food banks in a major city because we can't provide enough to feed our people. Our Federal government told the state governments to get their own medical supplies, and...

That's an odd comment. Some introspection on your part may be in order. We can't even do the basics like get people tested or send people emergency money while other countries are doing these things with ease. Our friends up north in Canada are just shaking their head at our inability to do...

LOL@Ricky. Greatest economy and Greatest Democracy. I'm not sure what country he's looking at, but it's not the USA.

8.5 Very entertaining. Probably the best one I've seen in quite a while.

Blaney got screwed

It's a great argument for midweek night races. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk

Looks like times are tough for that team. They can't even afford Shoes for their drivers.

Nobody is going to lift in that situation.

So it must be unusual for rain in the late afternoon in Florida this time of the year. No one could be dumb enough not to schedule the race for 12:30 if the weather pattern was predictable.

True, but that won't happen unless a bunch of people get killed or something terrible like that.