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They're obviously not college football fans. :biggrin:

It would be a bad look if either Heim or Zilisch to have dominant seasons and go home without the title. (yes, this is from me) https://insidecircletrack.com/bad-look-if-dominant-drivers-leave-with-no-title/

Xfinity

NBC does have the Bristol night race.

The Xfinity race at Phoenix will also be on Peacock.

They do if you have purchased with them before.

The fact that NASCAR and NBC will not put their races on the upcoming NBC Sports Network is mindboggling.

A lot of people don't know that USA still exists.

But with all those separate services, you're cutting out channels you don't want but are forced to get (and pay for) through a cable provider. If you don't care anything about Bravo, BET, MTV, or anything similar, you won't get those on a streaming app. I just recently switched from DirecTV...

F1 is still basically an invisible sport in the US. Here it's Wednesday and I haven't heard who won that race.

And on USA. :p

Called it when Suarez got dumped.

NASCAR gets a pretty good number for Talladega despite going against F1 on ABC.

Those laps will be so long that Fox can do a commercial break and fans will only miss 1 lap. :XXROFL:

I was going to pick Denny for basically stopping in the outside lane to turn left and pit. That could have caused a big crash. But I'm going with whoever figures fuel mileage for the 5.

Robert Yates Racing held the #28 for years and continued to use it after Davey Allison's death. It has been an unused number since RYR shut down a number of years ago. Why has it not been used since then? If the #3 and #43 can be used today, so can the #28.

Get rid of them at all tracks. We know they are built-in commercial breaks. But it takes away a lot of strategy at a lot of races.

Apple TV has won the rights to show all F1 races in the US starting next season. I don't see a lot of people rushing to sign up for Apple TV just to see F1 racing.