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Cut the ridiculously tall spoiler in half for starters.

All major sports leagues are monopolies in spirit. The difference is NASCAR doesn't give its talent (drivers/owners/engine builders) a real seat at the table to negotiate terms. The apparent fact that NASCAR even owns the cars which they make the teams buy the parts for from a mandated supplier...

5 at best

I know I and almost everyone around me at the race did. Say what you will about the move, it made an otherwise ho-hum race worth watching up close.

I'm heading down south for this one on Sunday afternoon after a tour of the Capitol in the morning. Let's go KFB!

The Cup series is supposed to be big-time, high-level racing, not demolition derby on a Saturday night.

I don't think I saw one pass on TV until the last 30 laps when Larson moved up into the top 3. More horsepower and a softer tire is required to make this a race.

Pocono is such a unique racetrack I'll always give it a 6 or above. This one's about a 7.

I knew the Cup race wouldn't be entertaining based on the lackluster Saturday show. GWCs make it a 6.

Let's see Truex holding up that lobstah baby!

^How would they enforce that? Players' salaries are one thing, but trying to keep track of money spent on every nut and bolt seems unrealistic.

^Chicago street and Charlotte roval aren't guaranteed to be on the schedule long-term. I'd love to see a race in Canada in July or August.

New track record for Michael McDowell.

I bought tickets to the Richmond summer race during the 600 yesterday. Hopefully it doesn't rain or get lightning delayed halfway through and they tell the fans to go fly a kite again! NASCAR blew a golden opportunity last night. I almost regret spending money on a race now.

I'd prefer to see the Clash run at the Daytona roval with the standard aero/engine set-up, if for no other reason than to bring back Speedweeks.

The last 35 laps or so were very entertaining. 7.5

Rooting for Ford to get on the board this weekend!