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Yeah, I genuinely wonder if would count as one though. I'm unsure how the record accounts for the segment cautions.

Atlanta always has very few cars on the lead lap at the end. Tires and long green runs.

Would this count as the first caution free race since 2002?

Elliot staying close.

Another barn burner segment finish. Who won? I couldn't tell!

Exactly. All its leading to is weird strategy decisions that actually break up some of the competitiveness at the front.

Didn't know they took away leader points. What was the logic of that?

I will be shocked if Brian lets the race go 155 laps without a fake caution to the end. That's how he will be screwed

You didn't see how much harder they were racing? Used to be they dragged the brake until the last 20 laps.

Things that would make this stage crap more palatable: Don't count the laps Don't give wave arounds Don't give lucky dog If they did these three things, I'd be much happier.

Seems like a base strategy for 47. Won't be able to wave around back onto the lead lap if he is still two down.

Man, look how the stages have increased competition! Such a riveting race for the lead.

When the balloon in turn 4 blows onto the track, that will be a legit balloon caution.

I know they've removed seats, but I don't ever remember the front stretch that full.

DW dropping hints about Edwards with a new team on the prerace? Meyers asked if Edwards would race again, and DW said something like he'd be perfect for a new team. Possible connection to new manufacturer? Probably nothing, but slightly odd thing to say.

Btw, that didn't need a caution.

Woohoo! Glad I watched this race now!

Don't worry. Manufactured action in 9 laps!

Homestead is a much more unique and exciting track for the finale than Vegas would be.

I'd like to think the Atlanta market is too important to lose its race, but who knows. I grew up going to AMS, even at the peak of NASCAR's popularity there were a lot of empty seats.