Have to remember Kasey is also in top tier shape as a cyclist.
I saw it in the National Guard a couple of times. Someone would overdo it on a summer day while wearing MOPP gear (heavy quilted clothing and gas mask worn to during chemical attacks). Depending on the severity, it wasn't uncommon to have him or her restricted to A/C'ed buildings for several days, medically barred from returning to field training. Besides the impact on the soldier's health, the unit would be short-handed during the most important training event of year.
I've had it. Spent 2 day's in the hospital and about a month to get over it. And as you say I had to be more careful because after that it came on quicker. Extreme is the defining word here.
I got in 2012. I was found unconscious. 6 hours in the hospital, 3 liters of fluid in my arm. Roached my right kidney a bit. The pain in my back on the right side was severe enough that I needed help walking.
I don’t see Hipster Rutledge or the NBC pick up truck racing over to JG for an interview...BTW Jeff’s 2014 Brickyard win is in my top 3 of his favorite victories ever.
2014 win makes up for Paul Menards fluke while Jeff had him in his sights.
It's Indy....snooze time.
No excitement either on social media for Brickyard weekend.
I doubt there's any build-up or social buzz that could be mounted at this point that will
If NASCAR would have told the RTA to kicks rocks that we are running the All Star aero package it damn sure coulda been.
This is what is really scary.
Or if they'd put in flaming hoops and a couple of ramps over school buses.
In general Im talking about the build up to the playoffs and had they instituted the aero package ( forward thinking) it definitely would be creating more buzz about the race and the possibility of adding the package giving more drivers a chance to advance. So to answer your question, yes.
Let me be clear, I'm not talking about to draw more people in, I'm talking about for the ones who will be there and watching anyway.
Right and that bull**** has got to go.
Okay, we'll have to agree to disagree on this one until such time as it may be implemented and prove one of us wrong.
They don't need the build-up or social media buzz. As you said, they're going to be there and watching anyway.
huh? You dont think more people would be talking about this race if they had instituted the new aero stuff?
Never mentioned attendance or television.
My apologies. I noticed that and changed the post after you had responded.
Nope. Race fans might be talking about it more, but we're going to be talking about it anyway, so that's not more people. Non-race fans don't care about aero.
No need to take them for granted. You are trying to keep them excited and give them a good product. Fan retention is critical.
No apology needed, we are just kickin the tires.
Sure they would be, lots of fans have push button issues that get them fired up, this is one of them.
I've gotten lost here somewhere. I think I've completely misunderstood your original point about 'Where's the build-up?'. Don't worry about it.
You can build up the race for those already attending.
Oh, already attending! I thought you expected promotion to increase attendance / viewership among those not previously planning to attend.
