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Race the Hoboken street course that Formula One never ran 10 years ago.

Don't forget Atlanta ;)

Agreed...substitute Road America for Indy in 2024 or '25 if the revived rectangle doesn't work out.

Thank God for post-race inspection. It's unfortunate for KB #18 though, this was the Mars company's final "home" race...half of Pocono was decorated in M&M's logos yesterday including the fans.

Lime Rock at least for the Xfinity or Truck series!

Junior's Pocono sweep

^Heading back to Pocono this year as well to get a good look at the new car on pit road before the race. Should be great racing through the tunnel turn!

Cars were way slower at New Hampshire this year...about 10 MPH at the top end into turns 1 & 3 during the race compared to last year and 2 seconds slower in qualifying compared to 2019. That being said, the racing was just as good as last year which I thought was excellent throughout.

^They're not going to mess with Darlington on Labor Day weekend!

^Atlanta in July is brutal

NASCAR doesn't need a street course just to keep up with the Jones'... the schedulers should be focused on getting back the old short tracks back first where stock cars truly shine.

^Setting a driver off is a rarity in NASCAR propaganda media and a quality I appreciate in every type of journalist, whether it be in sports or political coverage.

KB seyz he wants to test the car at Martinsville next week without the sealed underbody and rear diffuser.

Road America should be a July 4th staple on the NASCAR calendar for the next decade. All the street race talk is intriguing but the experiments should be limited to exhibition races before taking them to primetime in my opinion.

Well legacy/long-time NASCAR owners finally got what they wanted in consistent 36 car fields....