DanicaFreak
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Liked it cause it was different. Nice to see sliding cars going fast.
used to be able to hear the races on the radio anywhere......no more. sign of the times.not everybody that runs a station is a race fan, in fact not that many in comparison to the sticks an balls programming
Does that station have news in the broadcast window when the NASCAR race is on? If so, some stations these days don't like to pre-empt their newscasts for last minute re-scheduled events. Those ad slots on the newscasts have already been sold, and they might get more revenue in total from those than they would by airing a rescheduled NASCAR race. I remember when the Pittsburgh-Baltimore game on Thanksgiving was rescheduled to the following Wednesday. The NBC station in my area didn't air that game, because they didn't want to give up the revenue that had already been sold from the newscasts in that timeslot. Just a theory.
Where does that leave those of us who didn't grow up with racing at all?I will say in the opinions it’s obvious who grew up with what style of racing. A lot of people who grew up with asphalt grassroots racing don’t seem to like this the way those of us who grew up with Saturday nights at the dirt track did
And owned by the same people. Run the All-star races over there. The smaller fields will fit perfectly.I dont think there is a need to cover Bristol each year. There are plenty of dirt tracks that would be willing to accept this race. Hell, theres a perfectly fine track in NASCAR’s hometown right outside of the asphalt track.
I dont think there is a need to cover Bristol each year. There are plenty of dirt tracks that would be willing to accept this race. Hell, theres a perfectly fine track in NASCAR’s hometown right outside of the asphalt track.
I may post this in a separate thread, just to get everyone's attention, but Denny Hamlin is one of just two drivers with 40 or wins without a title (other is Mark Martin).
Denny is the only driver with MORE than 40 wins without a title. of the 24 winningest drivers in cup, he's one of just two without a title. The four drivers below him all are champions.
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I agree 100%. I enjoyed the race but none more so than a regular Food City 500. I will however give it another chance next year, I actually will try to attend in person. I thought today was a cool day though, glad I watched.Where does that leave those of us who didn't grow up with racing at all?
I didn't dislike the racing itself, but I didn't see it as better than a regular Bristol race. I don't think it was worth all the format changes it required, most especially cutting the race length in half. It didn't televise very well, with poor visibility and a track maintenance delay.
Just me. I'll watch it next year but I saw nothing to inspire me to seek out other forms of dirt racing, or to make me regret missing the Trucks.
I believe he's claiming Logano was undocumented.Is Hamlin demanding a recount?
Limited seats, high demand. Those venues will receive merch and food/beverage sales through the roof. They may have enough revenue over time to increase capacity and improve facilities. At places like Charlotte, they can house equipment at the speedway and cart to the dirt track. Some ingenuity and it’ll work.Perhaps the issue is that the Dirt Track at Charlotte seats less than 15,000, and the Smiths are hoping that this gambit revives Bristol ticket sales when pandemic limits are lifted. Whether they are right, I don't know. It certainly has brought with it several companion dirt events, which is additional revenue for the track.
Eldora, which already seems to be a burned bridge, is 30,000. Knoxville is around 25,000. Most other notable dirt tracks are 10,000 or less. They also don't have Cup level garage facilities.
I'm not saying I wouldn't like to see a traditional dirt track instead, just giving likely reasons.
Do What? He was in the top 4 and coming when Bell in front of him took both of them out with a spin knocking Bell out and Larson had big damage.Tbh while he definitely had some really Sh** luck and probably couldn't have helped running into the back I can't remember who, Larson at times looked as lost out there as Harvick on a road course. Just an off day for him.
I do actually agree. Yes that's why I said it was mostly bad luck. But after that happened everything went to hell with multiple crashes for him. I'm sure it was mostly because of the fact that his car was already ruined though from the first incident.Do What? He was in the top 4 and coming when Bell in front of him took both of them out with a spin knocking Bell out and Larson had big damage.
Hmm decisions decisions. Do I want to go to some obscure smallish dirt track across from Charlotte Speedway with very limited seating and pit areas, or would I rather go to a Nascar iconic track like Bristol. No brainer.Limited seats, high demand. Those venues will receive merch and food/beverage sales through the roof. They may have enough revenue over time to increase capacity and improve facilities. At places like Charlotte, they can house equipment at the speedway and cart to the dirt track. Some ingenuity and it’ll work.
No ya don't, you just threw up some B.S. to see if it would stickI do actually agree. Yes that's why I said it was mostly bad luck. But after that happened everything went to hell with multiple crashes for him. I'm sure it was mostly because of the fact that his car was already ruined though from the first incident.
nopeNo ya don't, you just threw up some B.S. to see if it would stick
or Sonoma. I mean Nascar Heat has dirt road coursecover dega with dirt next
...and add a few jumps...cover dega with dirt next
could make your butthurtI mean, my hurt
Did I make it that high?are posts 505,506 from someone in this dimension?
Am I too random?^^are you drunk?