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Atlanta, we were there for that one too. I think I see a trend... He was running the top like no one else and looked unbeatable until Mikey broke out into song.

We were there for that race. He was faster than both Busch and Craven. I thought for sure they would take each other out. …and don’t get me started on the 500 with the jet drier fire!

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473 races for Ryan Blaney’s dad and no wins.

Ha! Side by side to watch a tow. Kudos to the production crew!

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Oh man, I had done so good avoiding social media so I could watch the truck race this afternoon. I forgot Kyle was running in the trucks last night and thought this would be a safe non spoiler thread. Oh well, will still enjoy watching. :D

I think Cup is king. Better equipment, better drivers, better racing throughout the field. My interest in both trucks and X seem to fluctuate during the year. Early on I watch them all, but as the season progresses they become hit or miss. There is nothing wrong with small teams trying to...

I get that. We used to do that and stayed in Key Largo quite a few times. But going down there and to the Keys doesn’t have the same appeal anymore since we have done it so many times and live relatively close. I really just wanted to run down for a race.

This track is a little over 125 miles from where I live north of Miami. I have been there many times. I really would have liked to go down this weekend for a race but all three of the races will end at night, which would mean a return trip through Miami at night which isn't one of my favorite...

10 At my age it’s pretty rare for me to be standing up cheering for the winner the last 10 laps.

Is there a driver with worse luck than Blaney? Geesh

Exactly what I was concerned about and hopefully now the kid now understands this isn't like racing at your local go kart track. I am just glad it wasn't worse.

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I remember those days, There was a little french guy that would randomly show up at the track each week. I think they called him Jacques Debris.

It does makes some sense to have a diverse schedule for the final four races, but I think a super speedway and road course race presents too much of a wild card result. When it comes down to determining a champion the driver and team should be primarily in charge of the outcome. I would be OK...

I hope this isn't going to be a Katherine Legge moment. 24 sprint cars firing off for the feature always is a hair raising moment.

I agree the FOX production room seems to be run by the local high school audio visual club. But these type of articles are annoying. An article by a senior reporter for several media companies that quotes sources such as "one said", "another wrote" and a "third said" will not get me reading to...

Honestly, I cant come up with a best idea. A couple questions regarding your suggestions. What tracks would you propose for the final four races? Are you eliminating the win and your in, with your top 16 drivers? Giving the regular season champion an automatic bid into the final four is too much...

Yes, no cinder blocks... Softer tires = good racing in my book too. In my opinion unlike F1, NASCAR has too many cautions which includes stage breaks to allow the tire differences to organically play out. The speed was too radically different and in just a matter of hours those teams got pretty...