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I don't normally watch the Clash or All-Star races because I don't like the formats. I only turned on the first half of this year's Clash to see how NASCAR managed the conditions, and tuned out at the half. If the pack races didn't award points, I wouldn't watch them or comment on them either.

Serious question: If Denny's goal is to eliminate fuel conservation, would using smaller fuel cans be feasible? Say, 7 gallons? Would that eliminate the chance of going through a stage on only one stop? Two stops per stage would help break up the field some. Or reduce the first two stages to...

You keep insisting the product is mediocre. That's an opinion. As noted earlier, ticket sales and TV numbers document an opposing opinion.

I'm not surprised you couldn't forward through the ads, but it is unusual to be unable to forward through the program content.

The racing we see today isn't what made this track iconic. But I don't support 'iconic' as a reason to continue doing something anyway.

'How' is irrelevant. NASCAR has no will to do so.

No, by my thinking, keeping the field bunched and enabling the slow teams to keep up is just as deplorable in pack racing as it is in determining a champion.

That applies to all tracks.

It's interesting that some who like pack racing because it keeps the field together and gives the lesser teams a chance, were opposed to the playoffs for the same reasons.

What documentation is there supporting your statements? External sources, team press releases, on-the-record quotes from crew members, etc.

And they'll let Darling Bride pick a genre or era, like 'Broadway Tunes' or 'Big Bands' or 'Light Classical'? She won't have to manually build playlists of individual artists / albums / songs? Thanks.

So Time-Warner / Spectrum's cable service had a bunch of music channels from a service called Music Choice. There were dozens channels, each with a different genre, 24-7, ad-free, included as part of the subscription. MC isn't available for my Amazon Fire Sticks, and similar services don't...

Unfortunately, TV ratings and ticket sales say otherwise.

Let me know when it show up on reddit.

That's why Jordan went with Toyota. The Japanese have different attitudes about this stuff, It's all there if you do the research!!! :sarcasm:, in case it isn't obvious.

Thinks she's Toni Breidinger? Nah, Toni knows how to keep her gigs separated.

No, people are right. MJ started 23XI with the secret goal of 'grooming' his drivers' kids. It would have come out had the trial continued. That's why Heim hasn't moved up. He won't until he has kids for MJ to go after.

Cheap ass could have paid for pre-race infield access and scattered ashes over the entire track. Hell, people would have helped and probably observed a moment of silence. That's how real race fans act.

Ah, but I don't care that nobody cares about Decker. MJ didn't make any racing mistakes. That's what Bonehead of the Week is about. Decker not only screwed up but she tried to push the blame off. Although I admit I wouldn't mind seeing 50 -try- to take on MJ...

You're correct and I regret the error. Yeah, do both.