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The #12 looks great today.

Original. Not crispy.

I'm a Lowe's Pro and it's been bad luck so far. Go back to Lowe's or Kobalt.

That six piece of chicken for $10 sounds like a decent deal.

What happened to MTJ?

Horrible.. I was thinking about heading down this year for the Summernationals. It's been decades since I've attended. Now I won't get that chance.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davecaldwell/2017/12/06/heats-not-stages-might-be-an-even-better-way-to-get-nascar-cooking-again/#700bd44540e9

It's yet to be seen, but if the Camaro turns out to be as dominant as the Camrys were this year, I'd put money down on Larson too.

http://www.espn.com/jayski/cup/2017/story/_/id/21555868/kyle-busch-early-favorite-win-2018-mencs-championship Favorites to Win 2018 MENCS Championship Kyle Busch 9-2 2nd Kevin Harvick 5-1 3rd Kyle Larson 5-1 8th Martin Truex Jr. 5-1 1st Chase Elliott 6-1 5th Joey Logano 8-1 17th Brad...

Declining yearly attendance, viewership and sponsorship and the denial of all those facts by NASCAR cheerleaders reminds me of how quickly things could spread from what started out as a small problem: The biggest concern for NASCAR should be the rapidly aging demographic. Many of us won't be...

Congratulations to fellow New Jerseyan, Martin Truex, Jr. What an amazing season and championship. I was rooting for the #18 but am proud and happy for the the #78 team. Great race and great season for Martin. Wow. This is why I watch sports.

Zenith Consoles...:whoopee:

The deniers are living in a fantasy world. While NASCAR is far from dead, it's bleeding worse than a hemophiliac with a thousand paper cuts. NOTHING TO SEE HERE is what the deniers will proclaim.

27 wins...that's absolutely INCREDIBLE. Props to Johnson...the King of this era.

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Lots of empty aluminum...

Skoal, you seem like my long lost brother. I love this sport (even though I was only introduced to it at the 2010 Daytona 500 (Jaime McMurray won the "pothole race")) but I want it to thrive and gain fans. It seems that the leadership (Brian and Lesa) are doing everything to sabotage that.

My opinion is that most people are too addicted to their smartphones and coupled with the fact the average attention span has decreased, NASCAR may be the first casualty of "nobody cares anymore" syndrome, but I believe the other major sports (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL) will follow this downward trend...