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No, I believe there would still be 4 open slots, which would likely be taken most every race by the non-chartered teams from the plantiff’s teams. But there is no reason for NASCAR to award 4 additional charters just because they could (theoretically) due to availability. More likely this is...

They should have considered these options before choosing not to sign charters, when they KNEW their drivers had contracts with these clauses (this is the RISK factor they took but want the court to spare them from). “Having your cake and eating it too” is not considered acceptable business...

Attendance has been really strong this year!

8 - was looking like a pure tire strategy race but then the Blaney & Dillon duel flashed us back to old school short track Richmond, and set the table for a good finish.

Congrats to the Austin Dillion pickers. I was initially right there with you but talked myself into choosing Hamcrap cause he “owns” Richmond. I only halfway pull for him one race a year (when I choose him) and of course he let me down (cause he knows I hate him 🤬🤭). At least he finished 10th...

NASCAR, here is my proposal for the future of the All-Star race: Hold the race at various local short tracks, changing the venue each year. The only requirements would be they must have lighting and can hold a minimum of 8,000 fans in the stands. Make it a Saturday night event. Maybe have a...

Not exactly. The information presented to the court (THIS judge) in December 2024 was manufactured by FrontRow’s GM, was false, which helped gain the injunction against NASCAR, and led to the appeal to the higher circuit court, which destroyed THIS judge’s previous ruling. It was a LIE. Note the...

The judge did not. NASCAR’s motion presented the evidence that these actions were taken by the plantiffs. The names were redacted in the documents but by all accounts it appears to have been the GM of front row. I’m sure you read those as SOI posted them on this thread. For a judge to summarily...

Yes, this judge says please ignore the illegal manipulation and false representation of evidence manufactured by the plantiff’s general manager….that is just getting in the way of forcing NASCAR to settle this in their favor. I mean literally, the last paragraph of the statement posted by BP...

This judge’s decisions and directives have demonstrated extreme bias. His previous decision was obliterated by the higher circuit court’s 3 judge panel, then destroyed by the full panel. Once again, his commentary attempts to disparage NASCAR’s efforts to demonstrate underhanded activity while...

9 - WG is a great road course and love the challenge it gives to Cup drivers.

Why did Bell not come into the pits at the stage 2 caution? I know he’d be way back, but playing a “hope for a perfect caution” game is risky.

To each his (or her) own, but I do not concur.

Poor kid…they put all that advertising crap on the top of the car. He tried to stand, his window net made him slip a bit, then he slipped completely and fell badly. I hear an ambulance. Connor was speaking with medical personnel, but putting him on a backboard.

Call this whatever you want…these are pretty serious allegations by NASCAR. If these teams are essentially manufacturing evidence, or are found to have unlawfully manipulated claims against NASCAR to intimidate other teams, that could lead to lots of consequences. Perhaps sanctions, certainly a...

Yeah, I probably exaggerated how the opening montage was better than anything else, but it was well done. Has Logano walking in to some bar out in a dusty rural area, and it’s full of current drivers plus Richard Petty. They’re playing cards, shooting pool, and then it merges with drivers of the...

Regarding the Iowa broadcast: > Really liked the new season race opener. Best part of NBC’s broadcast. > I don’t particularly like Diffy but he did himself well. Had some odd phrases that didn’t make sense. The gerbils were insufferable. I thought LeTart was getting oxygen via a lung hose so...

5 - and this perhaps is why NASCAR hasn’t committed to a race there next year…at least so far.

Interesting. The feed ought to be the same no matter the network. Maybe it’s the way the audio was detected and fed to my sound bar via Hulu Live, which is what we use for live network/cable channels.

I couldn’t imagine anyone wanting to watch that alternative babble. How much did DraftKings pay for all that crap? The Indy regular broadcast was annoying enough, because the director (or producer or engineer or someone) insisted on having LOUD noise levels from the cars, which made hearing...