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My brother is that way. While he believes the moon landings are real (the Russians would've called us out if they weren't), he thinks the Illuminati controls everything :idunno::idunno::idunno:.

Is that true? Ryan, as a fellow Boilermaker of Neil's, doesn't believe that Armstrong walked on the moon?!

Ryan has the sheepskin but not many would put him in the top three, five or ten, for that matter.

Within 5 years, Brad should be closing in on his 40th win. I would say that's top three but your opinion is certainly as valid as mine. Time will tell and that's the fun part.

Top 3 (pure) drivers in the sport today:

Before all the hate...he's my favorite wheelman but even I believe he needs to grow up a bit more. Then he can start racking up Championships.

Understood. We are, in a sense, comparing apples to oranges. NASCAR is currently my favorite sport but my point is that, in the general public's consciousness, NASCAR ranks pretty low. I support the sport and attend races (so do you.) We just have to admit that NASCAR is a niche sport and...

Understood. Obviously, there is tremendous interest in 73 million people purchasing tickets, taking the drive out to the ballpark and sitting through a game whilst spending money on concessions and souvenirs. Since there are no official numbers anymore, let's estimate NASCAR attracts about 2...

73,159,044 attended an MLB game last year alone. That's why that is important.

I would have loved to have seen and heard a Saturn V launch in person and am eagerly waiting for NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) to get up and running. Then a return trip to KSC (and Daytona) in FL. For me: the louder, the better.

I've been to the secret Hendrick engine facility on sublevel 16 under the #48 shop. It's like Area 51 down there.

Elon Musk is a bi-polar GENIUS. The man is literally changing the world and I shake my head because there is NO REASON that Ford, GM or Chrysler could not have done this.

You're right. My friends and I used to play roller hockey on those tennis courts after tennis experienced it's decline. I suppose that's life.

I'm not into these shows. The last time I subscribed to HBO was when Tom Hanks had that amazing series: "From the Earth to the Moon" back in the 90s. I loved it so much, I actually bought it and occasionally put it in when I'm bored. That and The Sopranos started this whole trend in pay TV.

My reply to Kenny is I just turned 44 and b*tch and moan like a 70 year old. Perhaps NASCAR will never again see those days and yes, we can enjoy the races but why not try to figure out what went wrong/? It cannot just be that MILLIONS of people just got hooked on a fad and now they're gone.

Don't forget windsurfing and these:

The live experience in hockey has never been captured adequately on TV yet. IMHO, there's nothing better than sitting in the first couple rows of the upper tier of an NHL game. The game is beautiful from that vantage point, whether it's from the center, corners or ends.

I agree completely. I watch NASCAR for the sound, speed, skill, thrills and for me THE PERSONALITIES! Go KYLE! #18 forever.

Thank you. On behalf of Kyle and his legion of fans, Johnny puts down his middle finger and salutes you for your sportmanship. I salute every champion even if I don't necessarily like their personality, looks, manufacturer, sponsor etc. This seems to be Martin's or Kyle Larson's year but we...