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I think his qualifications to be racing in NASCAR's top series are separate from the original question of how many people he'll attract to NASCAR racing. Note that this individual post doesn't express an opinion, pro or con, on either issue.

"Teacher says, every time someone on RF mentions reddit, an angel gets its wings ripped off."

You are, of course, correct. I'd completely forgotten all testing is no longer allowed, including tracks not on the schedule.

@Hotrod has the first correct prediction of the season. Front Row gives @LewTheShoe one of his three predicted disqualifications.

Rory backed into that one. He did little more than tread water for two rounds.

8 The Artemis crew brought back photos from lunar orbit of Blaney's mustache.

Okay. Bowman tested at Ten Tenths. I wondered if testing there would reduce testing done at CMP. Just a casual thought.

I'm not sure how Nashville or McFarland are related to my post. Not being from the area, there's no reason you should have heard of it. It's hosted sports car and motorcycle clubs from SC NC GA, LeMons, etc. NASCAR teams have tested there, including the Garage 56 entry. I doubt testing is a...

Okay, I run into this decision every year, and this year will be the same as most: Watch Augusta, record the race. I'll see y'all in the 'Rate the Race' discussion later.

Okay, I run into this decision every year, and this year will be the same as most: Watch Augusta, record the race.

I hope that doesn't cause a long-term reduction in the testing teams sometimes do at Kershaw Carolina Motorsports Park. I like knowing a road course in a boondock mill town can attract Cup teams. Plus my mother-in-law :wub: was from Kershaw.

There's also the time and expense of preparing and transporting a car. Much cheaper to use a street car. Determining if vertigo no longer affects his driving doesn't require a race car and sanctioned track.

While I mostly agree, would he have been able to schedule time on Cup series track on such little notice even if NASCAR had allowed it? Considering Hendrick has a stake in Ten Tenths, they probably got the track time cheap or even free.

I'm packing it in. Y'all enjoy and I'll see you tomorrow.

First two stages of the Trucks were okay. Then ...

Welp.

As soon as McIlroy is done trying to throw away a shot at another green jacket.

Celery, bay leaves, and (stick with me here) diced sweet potato.

Ferguson in danger of finishing on the lead lap. Good run for minimal prep.

Corey couldn't dodge.