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I love plate racing until it gets ruined by some moron with more guts than brains.

Maybe I am getting old but “drafting track” just hits my ears wrong.

I don’t think that is the root cause of the issue in this thread. It reminds me of old men when I was growing up not knowing about this new thing called “grunge.” NASCAR’s fan base skews older so even if it was 1995, most of us wouldn’t be in her target demo and would have little awareness of her.

I don’t see it any differently than partnering with any other scripted television show. No one pretends it’s real any more and hasn’t for a long time. It’s no different than Jeff Gordon hosting SNL (except for the level of prestige involved).

NASCAR needs to start penalizing some of this crap. Plate racing is legitimate racing but these yee haw antics are ruining it.

Stenhouse also has two Xfinity championships and Cope also has a Dover trophy. Both are weak arguments for demeaning the talent it takes to win at Daytona. A better argument would be Trevor Bayne.

This has been a very expensive race for Dale Jr.

The CW’s graphics package is so clean compared to Fox.

Things like this happen when you have drivers who drive like kamikaze pilots. Plate racing takes skill, it just seems to be in a short supply these days.

I wouldn’t mind seeing the season end with the Southern 500 on Labor Day weekend.

Yikes A lot to unpack here and we’re not in The Podium so I will only highlight this and let others draw conclusions.

Anyone with a journalism degree would know to get to the point before your reader tunes out.

Tom Brady is the only quarterback to beat Patrick Mahomes in a Super Bowl.

Both of them to boot Larson?

Crazy to think he was out of the sport within a couple of years.

Watching the 1993 Busch Clash on Tubi right now. Dale was so good.

Any high level sport requires heavy parental involvement and investment from a young age. Go to any kids hockey or baseball game, those parents have invested hundreds of dollars into their kid. If you can’t keep up with the Joneses, you lose opportunities. Auto racing is a more extreme example...

Heaven forbid a parent (or step parent) do what they can to help their child.

Not going to lie, I still think of the LaJoies as being from Connecticut. Same with the Blaneys and Ohio. I know every second gen driver is from NC for obvious reasons but I just can’t associate them with NC.