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There were concerns from all sorts of people about trying to pull this race off on a permanent basis back when they announced the move from LA to Bowman Gray. It seems pretty wild to me that they just never thought to have a contingency plan in case it was super cold or snowing in January.

In fairness, when more than 1/3 of the race is held under caution and cautions = everyone gets their laps back, it's not that big a surprise. Porsche is gonna win the overall. I am expecting a caution inside the last hour come hook or by crook so who knows what happens with the GTs. LMP2 is...

It is what it is. Look, I wish it were the strong Winston West of yore. I really do. It would be even better if the Winston West series were on the same spec as the big boys again as an option but obviously that's not gonna happen. I'm sure if I pressed it I'd be told that the way the sport was...

If FS-1 wants to air a race that might actually be entertaining, Flo can hand them any number of properties that will be far more enthralling than a bakers dozen field consisting of 3 decently prepped cars and a bunch of total junk that wouldn't be competitive at a vintage meet if it were driven...

https://www.racing-reference.info/season-stats/2025/AW Who is excited to see 12 Gen4 cars pace around Colorado National? FS-1 could televise some tape delayed girls high school volleyball instead.

This year, The Masters was viewed by 12.7 million people. The NASCAR finale was viewed by 2.77 million people. I'm willing to go on record and say that the average person finds golf scoring (composite score of each hole against par; lowest score wins) far easier to understand than any iteration...

Legit LOL at the bolded part in the context of this discussion. Yes, Mark Martin is elitist because he is suggesting NASCAR have sound rules "and stuff" like golf, a sport where people who enjoy it understand how it is scored. This is good content.

Unbelievable race. That's the best feature I've seen of the 4 I've attended and it's by a lot. I can't wait to see him in the KCP 18. Hank Davis is a stud driver. WOUT HOFFMANS MADE THE A. WOUT. HOFFMANS. I was hollering and people around me were hollering. If you didn't like this go watch...

I was personally quite confused as to how often cars return to the garage for a double vaginal penetration.

Bad night to be the front stretch catch fence.

This is the objectively correct answer. There are no alternative answers which are valid because this is the only one. We can argue about that even and it changes nothing about whether or not this is true. We've even discussed it already at length on this forum with you, @HoneyBadger, indicating...

I might not be a data scientist but I've definitely worked with big numbers and been published and there was no way I was calculating points as drivers ran in that system with the introduction of the stage points. No one was. They could barely get the ticket to keep up with it all.

Like....the owners points? https://tobychristie.com/2025-nascar-cup-series-owner-point-standings/ They can't do the F1 thing when some teams have a singular car and others have 4 + satellites.

I had three cars in the third heat race that were in my pool. There were two cautions involving three cars. It was only my drivers. Of course. Thinking it won't be my year (again).

https://www.nascar.com/standings/nascar-cup-series/ I mean there is the MFR tab...

Barnes isn't in the A, lol. But what I mean is he's gonna be a problem as a race car driver for anyone else for a long time in the future. Like 25-40 years worth of this. This event is a weird mix for me. I still think it reminds me most of going to "fests" (hardcore punk or metal concert...

Jett Barnes was a pool pick of mine. He's gonna be a problem. Can't believe how year after year the Chili Bowl becomes the coming out party for so many up and comers. Beason's run to the A was phenomenal. That race between Hahn and Davis...you know, this race has a real sort of specific heros...

These Cs and Ds are brutal. Guys like Crouch and Pickens being deep in the field Saturday is gonna make for some excitement.

My crew noticed that Ryan Bernal was basically matching Bell for pace in the VIROC. Thought that was interesting to note. He's usually decent here even if I can't not think about the year he ruined the McDougal soup run.

I spent most of the evening down on the front stretch with my friends by start finish about two rows up. After the VIROC, I realized I was having a tough time really focusing and thinking about the race in large part because just the act of watching the race was essentially all consuming...