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Then clearly TMS has to be in the conversation too if Kansas is.

He's been fast at every level of motorsports I've seen him at and I've also seen him wrecking people at every level of motorsports I've seen him at. My general concern is that he's never had to learn how much tearing equipment up costs and for him to be in Cup or Xfinity long enough to learn and...

This is a huge leap honestly. Jimmie Johnson couldn't handle the transition to road/street in an OW car. I'm not surprised but I'm still impressed she's trying.

Continuing in the theme of YouTube muckracking, I was entertained at Chaz throwing bombs at David Gravel, making allegations he has something in his helmet to signal him to other drivers. Then going forwards to seemingly accuse Brian Carter of having admitted to him, among other things, that...

If Miami continues as a sprint weekend, I can see making an effort to attend on Saturday. Brightline makes it possible for me to go without spending much time in South Florida. One guy I followed on Bluesky when I still used it took it back and forth daily and saved a ton on hotels.

Fired his crew chief and immediately improved immensely.

Why? I'm the only one of you here that watches his videos or thought he'd be competitive!

Taylor Gray got suspended as what, a 15 year old for driving one handed while recording on a cell phone in practice at Daytona? Either he's a mutant or it ain't tough at Daytona. Cleetus at Bristol is gonna be an eye opener for him and anyone who thinks what he's done is transmissible. Feel...

This series is actually available for free to watch on YouTube for us nonBrazilians; it ain't half bad either.

Both of them showed up to fill the field when that was needed. How does a former Daytona 500 winner get to the stage of not being able to hold the helmet bag of a guy with literally zero sanctioned circuit racing experience? I was assured that Cleetus couldn't hang with he draft 4 months ago in...

Happy to see the 69k with big sponsors but also kinda love the classic colors.

Costs a lot of money for not much back. There's a mile long list of rich kids trying to get a guaranteed ride in Cup and only 36 seats. When the opportunity arises we get a DJ Carrington or 60+ Derrick Cope to show up and go 55mph on the apron.

In sports cars, they all run three seconds off the pace behind the pro they pay to carry them on their back. Historically Cup cars were actually difficult to drive and yeah, you don't have that.

Look, NASCAR is never doing anything. I know that. We all know that. The closest they ever came to doing something was renaming restrictor plates as tapered spacers. Having talentless failsons be competitive at the biggest races on the calendar is entirely what they want; encourages lots of em...

Drop the banks, reduce down force, increase horsepower, all to make cars lift in the turns instead of having them run 4 abreast wide open saving gas lap after lap.

I absolutely remember all the times total novice gentleman drivers managed to keep up and run with the best professionals in the world.

I think Tom Cruise could have easily kept the draft had he been permitted to race. I mean, everyone here should agree. He's driven fast cars. I guess it's a super power now to own a Corvette.

He has the same qualifications as Jerry Seinfeld and Richard Hammond to do this. That doesn't mean either is talented either. It just means they have sufficient income to play with expensive toys. Which is sort of my point: anyone can do this. Anyone. It just takes money. The more a celeb with...

Here's the last time we had this talk. I'll take one and say I was wrong: you can keep up with the draft on 7 cylinders. https://racing-forums.com/threads/california-speedway-demo-rebuild.75825/page-8

In so much as he's driven all sorts of cars because he's rich, yeah. Does that mean Doug DeMuro should be competitive in ARCA? I mean, I 100% believe WhistlinDiesel could do just fine at a plate track. I dunno about you.