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Gods, please no. Atlanta reconfiguration didn't improve the racing at Atlanta and it won't improve the racing at Texas. Honestly if you want to improve the racing at Texas, repave the track and get rid of the PJ1 compound that's still on the track. If they must reconfigure Texas, reconfigure it...

Okay, I've heard Dale Jr. on the radio and I've heard Clifton Daniels on the radio keeping Larson calm during the closing laps of one race that he won. It's one of the 2023 playoff races. I could listen to those two all day. I would love to have a Clifton Daniels just calmly taking to me and...

That's it? 😆 Man, y'all are overreacting. I'm pretty sure it was an honest mistake on 23XI part.

Is there a video clip of this?

I give it a 7, although these drivers really need to learn how to do late race restarts so they're not crashing into each other like they do in an iRacing lobby.

Man, Bubba had good speed at qualifying and he dominates the first 2/3rd of the stage, but he falls back in the last 1/3rd of the stage and he did that at the end of the race. 23XI is improving and so is Bubba Wallace, they just need to work on figuring out how to end the stage and race out front.

Read the last part of my post until you fully understand it. Hel, back in the 90s when my brother was racing dirt oval go-karts, my dad did the same thing. At the beginning of every karting season, my dad would go over the rulebook for that season and see where he could innovate my brother's...

You must be new to the sport of auto racing. See, here we like to do something that's we colocaly call, innovation. See, every sanctioning body has their rules that are supposed to make everything fair. Some sanctioning bodies even go out of their way to create spec series! However...

Depending on how it shakes out, I can definitely see either Larson or Chase junking him 1) to prevent him from advancing to the next round & 2) Hamlin has door'd those two the most in the 2023 season, mostly on the closing laps to win the race.

I'm going to be real, I don't see Hamlin winning the championship. He ran over too many drivers this seasons to not get taken out like Joey Logano was when Matt Kenseth junked him in the 2015 Fall Martinsville race. I think William Byron is going to win it, he may not always be the fastest...

Ahh, thanks! But yea, the model actually looks pretty good. I read somewhere else that the damage just looks painted on and not as high of a quality as it should be. But from @sdj picture, it looks really good. :)

Rob Rose?

So I'm looking at the Ross Chastain Martinsville Fall Race 2022 diecast, and I'm wondering is it worth it? Like, how much detail do they put in on the right side of the car when he ran the wall to points his way into the final 4?

This is what I'm saying, there's no point to the sprint races other than I guess an extra 1,000km race for reduced points earning?

I'd imagine snakes and sharks can put on a good show for a general meet and greet with the fans. Can't really judge a person with a 5-10 minute of shaking hands and them asking you "How are you?" before moving onto the next person in line.

You should probably read up on what kind of person Coach actually is. His "I'm a Christian man" persona is faker than a $3 bill. Joe Gibbs especially has a soured reputation in the NFL, probably why he isn't coaching in the NFL anymore. I'm sure Barney Visser has some choice words for Coach...

I do find it funny that people think Tony and Haas aren't invested enough in SHR when they're not the only people in the NASCAR garage who also has more than one iron in the fire. Dale Jr. has Jr. motorsports, but he's also a part of the CARS Tour, he races Xfinity once or twice a season, I...

Well that's a shame, it seems like a lot of teams are seeing a decrease value in having a truck team. I can't really blame them with how many trucks get torn up on any given weekend in the past couple of seasons. Also, it may need to happen as LMC may need to double down on the Cup program...

Step right up to the Daytona Slot Machine, will you hit the jackpot or go home empty handed!? Let Lady Luck decide your fate!

Honestly I'm curious how he landed on the number #54. Like Chase Elliott #9 is pretty obvious. So is Austin Dillion using the #3 (it was his grandfather's number before Dale Sr's) and so on. I just haven't really seen anything on why Ty chose #54 to be his number.