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I think he is the guy that raced in cup for 20 years without a win.

I haven't seen anyone bitch about the awful attendance today or at many other races. I have seen people comment that the poor attendance is indicative of overall interest, has to do with start times, laugh derisively about it and speak of the high cost of attending a race. Kenny should stick to...

I was out on a mini adventure this afternoon and just got in and turned on the race and I can't believe my eyes as where did all the fans go?

None of the apologists have left as why would they?

So what you are saying is "every type of racing has never been better than today." Good stuff.

I don't think anything discussed about Nascar on this forum shapes its future in anyway at all. I do think that in other parts of the forum individual lives can be changed through the encouragement and education by other people and I think that is great.

They are your people so I have no idea.

There is a small but dedicated group of apologists firmly in lockstep with Brian on most issues including "the racing has never been better than today." That is perfectly fine as different people see the same thing in different ways. Unfortunately for Nascar millions and millions have exited...

"I'm not standing up for Nascar" As LTCG would say "I don't care who you are that there is funny"

Unfortunately for Nascar there is no herd as lot have galloped off and many left are only fit for the glue factory.

The reason why some people don't want to give any plate racing a chance is because they don't see it as a legitimate form of racing therefore the racing can never be any good because it ain't racin'!!!!!!! A rising tide lifts all boats but in the case of plates it is voodoo economics.

The talk of Nascar dying and predicting a date of death is textbook straw man speak as I think Nascar will always exist in one form or another. The acute problems facing Nascar are many including an overall lack of interest, declining viewership, declining attendance, declining sponsorship...

I prefer Reg before the hair plugs and the voice change so I will stick with the 70's I see your teeth flash, Jamaican honey so sweet Down where Lexington cross 47th Street

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Weather permitting my plan for Sunday afternoon includes a Honda Pioneer, wildlife and cameras so I hate to hazard a guess. More than anything I hope it is a race that those in attendance and those at home enjoy.

As a consumer I want enough other people to like what I like in order for the business to keep going. As long as I like the product and the company has enough sales to carry on all is well with me. Another thing is that the product doesn’t necessarily have to be good as long as I like it. I was...

No problem at all as it was a year ago and a lot of things have taken place since then. For some reason I just remembered part of the race being on a Monday

I hope those that watch the ASR like what they see but I would prefer this as a one off deal. The way things have gone so far this year is as good as it will be given the gimmicks and the current car currently in use.

The first Bristol race last year was rain delayed but still did well by capturing a 1.6 rating with 2.2 million viewers and it is especially good when you figure the last race at Texas scored a 1.7 and had no delays whatsoever. The last time the spring race at Bristol was run in its normal time...