wi_racefan
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Sirius just said headlight area was modified
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Favoritism, as when they let the 48 car slip by with the adjustable rear window at Daytona.I hope NASCAR follows their inspection up with significant penalties, fines and docking of points. This would be done as a result of the inspection and alterations knowingly performed, which is different than being DQ’d relative to the race result. The precedent was set earlier this year for cheating with Keslowski. Anything less is grounds for favoritism.
Wondering if a whole lot of cars run a bit worse next time out?This isn't a black helicopter theory.... known fact NASCAR will apply the magnifying glass to those who cheat the system (Chad Knaus on line 1). Wonder if Denny or Kyle win again this season now?They're gonna be in the tech spotlight the next few weeks now at least.
Just six of them.Wondering if a whole lot of cars run a bit worse next time out?
Damn, would love to know who the whistle blower was.Scott Miller just said in an interview that they found extra layers of vinyl in the lower portion of the front fascia. Claims they weren't tiped off about it, just happened to find it.
Can't really claim extra layers was an accident lol
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Can't really claim extra layers was an accident lol
hard to tell, the next race is a road course.Wondering if a whole lot of cars run a bit worse next time out?
The likely ones yes.Just six of them.![]()
Well, so much for that prediction made here that NASCAR would NEVER disqualify a Cup race winner..............
That was me.
No driver will lose a win due to penalty in Cup.
No ****. Geez.You wouldn't put clear vinyl under the wrap unless you were trying to hide something. And you wouldn't do something like adding layers unless it was going to make you faster
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What's your point? I owned it before your post.From the 2019 Bold Prediction game . . .
I was raised to own it if I was wrong.
Interesting read....might not be as fun as drama, but education rarely is. You can read the thread if you like, but spare me a response. I already know what it is..."It was discovered"...change in our build process... we apologize for this mistake. What a crock lol.
So much for taking this one well.....No ****. Geez.
LMAO. Good point. My apologies. I was holding up pretty well.So much for taking this one well.....
"It was discovered"...change in our build process... we apologize for this mistake. What a crock lol.
Reading my pos #63 from Bozi...who is blocked by Moody which makes him credible explains this very well.So a small piece of vinyl, 1/80" thick, applied to a certain part of the front fascia, actually makes a noticeable difference?
So a small piece of vinyl, 1/80" thick, applied to a certain part of the front fascia, actually makes a noticeable difference?
Managing the airflow.So a small piece of vinyl, 1/80" thick, applied to a certain part of the front fascia, actually makes a noticeable difference?
Everyone in racing cheats at some point.
They wouldn't be doing it if it didn'tSo a small piece of vinyl, 1/80" thick, applied to a certain part of the front fascia, actually makes a noticeable difference?
Here's another piece for you...So a small piece of vinyl, 1/80" thick, applied to a certain part of the front fascia, actually makes a noticeable difference?
The cars penalized finished 1-2... and the people who "accidently" put it on have engineering degrees and thousands of hours working on racecars and on simulators...so...yes, probably.
Managing the airflow.
They wouldn't be doing it if it didn't
Here's another piece for you...
Man, we playing in tenths if not hundredths of a second.....I am sure that it mattered. We will find out in Michigan for sure.Yeah, "a little bit"
I'm curious to know how much it truly affected the performance of the car. Fascinating stuff
They just kept trying to get it perfectly lined up, but didn't have time to scrape the old layers off.
Passive voice."It was discovered"