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I said it once, and I'll say it again. That was a badass moment of that race and I got to see it in person with my brother and dad. It was ****** awesome!!

Oh sorry, I misread.

I watch on YouTube TV. My brother shares his subscription with me. It's the only thing I watch on YouTube TV.

Sustainable fuel is only part of the equation. There's still the issue of the byproduct of carbon dioxide which is contributing to Climate Change.

What happened to Josh Richards?

Johnny Gibson does a great job of commentating and announcing the World of Outlaws races both on DirtVision and in real life.

Am I the only one who can't imagine having alcohol after a long race? I mean your body has got to be dehydrated and I'm sure your stomach is rumbling. Last thing I would want is alcohol. Like, get me some water or Gatorade.

Eh, different strokes for different folks I guess.

I'll be honest, I get tired of the constant joking and jestering from the commentators. Either NASCAR or the TV executives think we want the commentators acting like our friends watching the race with us. They need to watch the commentators on FloRacing, DirtVision, or any F1 race broadcast...

Yea, I get where Mr. H is coming from with that, but I also don't. Dirt racing is a great way to stay in pratice and it really helps you learn and sharpen several key driving abilities. For example, how to search for grip, how to maintain control of a car that snapped loose and depending on...

Three way tie between Chase, Ryan & Tyler. The race had green flag runs all day long, staying out on old tires was the wrong call.

My  only issue with the NextGen car is that it sucks out loud on short tracks and IMHO, that's where stock cars usually put on the best show. Of course, I'm not an engineer so I don't know what the solution is. I'm sure NASCAR is working on it.

I'll be honest, Ross made me a fan after the Hail Melon at Martinsville (I got to see it in person.) I was like, "damn, that's a driver that'll do whatever he can to win (or at least advance into the next round.)" However, I will say this season he keeps getting in his own way. A good...

Eh, not every driver is going to be a Chase Elliot, a Kyle Larson or a Kyle Busch. Sometimes it's nice to see a driver make incrimental improvements week in and week out. Stenhouse may not set the NASCAR world on fire, but his improvements are worth a small celebration.

It's never enough. They always want more.

Has any of the drivers commented on how this car handles on road course? NASCAR obviously figured out how to make intermediate tracks entertaining with the NextGen cars, short tracks obviously needs work, but I wonder if the road course package needs work or if the drivers are happy with it.

That what I keep saying. Not every race is going to be a barn burner and people remember the barn burners because of how special they were! Not every race is going to end like Kurt Busch and Ricky Craven battling til the bitter end at Darlington. We remember that 2003 Darlington race because...

I mean, that's just road racing in general. It doesn't really produces a lot of side by side racing like the oval tracks do. 🤷‍♂️

I would like to have a serious expert in the booth, maybe an ex-crew chief or car chief who can give a little insight into the dynamic of the chassis as the race progresses.

If only NASCAR could do this for every race.