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They died when NBCSN died and the races were moved to USA.

The cars from the mid to late 90's where the best because the noses weren't a foot off the ground and the valance wasn't dragging the track. The 2000 fall race at Charlotte was one of the best races I've seen. I think there were over 40 lead changes and passing all over the place.

USA is streamed?

I remember when the big rigs used to race at some of the NASCAR tracks in the late 70's and early 80's. It's making a comeback on the short tracks and they hit the dirt at Smoky Mountain Speedway last Saturday. I knew there would be a big crowd because it's something different. A record crowd...

That happens in racing all the time. Look at all the Gen6 cars and parts teams unloaded when the Gen7 car started being used.

Suarez will get that one.

They pretty much focused on the top 10. If a driver wasn't in the top 10, they didn't get mentioned unless they were involved in a wreck.

So do most of us.

If you're talking about Leigh Diffey, he's Australian.

Briscoe for causing two avoidable wrecks.

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Even though the Cup season started at Riverside for years, the Daytona 500 will always be the opening race of the season. The Clash needs to be back at Daytona or just drop it.

Austin does look like grown up Bobby.

Any of the other races can easily be slid into those dates. Except for the Daytona 500, NASCAR no longer has fixed dates for any of their races.

Illegal stream, cheated up Roku or Firestick.

They are. But they offer basically the same channels. And they have to be bought in packages just like cable TV.

It's like cable TV without the box or the cable attached to it.

They tried that. And when Watkins Glen went 70+ laps with no cautions and the drivers complained about how hot and tiring it was, the stages came back.

I do know some people that have abandoned NASCAR altogether. Their reasons vary. They dropped cable/satellite for a basic streaming package and use the other money on Flo and/or Dirtvision apps.

The takeaway from this is races shown on regular TV get good ratings, even Xfinity. Those stations are usually part of any cable or streaming package. Yet, the races on cable and streaming are about half. Do people not know how to find FS1 and TNT on their packages, have that many people just...