Johali's Rate the Cup race --- Texas

[TexasRaceLady]

For me, kind of a "blah" race --- 5

 

[10-4]

8 - I hate the no passing but the fuel mileage part was intense at the end

 

[Brentford]

5

Congrats to Kyle, but not very exciting of a race.

 

[Get That 88 Up There !!]

6.5 Texas is some ass

 

[Charlie Spencer]

7. I enjoy a good fuel mileage race and some pit strategy, but this didn't seem to offer much else.

 

[Efisher131]

5

 

[Speedbowl14]

4. Last Aero-Fest of the year.

 

[PeopleAreStrange]

It was okay, but not as interesting as many other races this year. Didn't seem like there was much passing.

I'll go with a 6.

 

[StandOnIt]

7 never thought I would be happy with a KDB win

 

[jws926]

5

 

[ahudsonman]

8.

 

[Turtle84]

4 frozen in air

 

[ChexOrWrex]

4

 

[Mispeedway15]

8!

 

[DRSpeed]

5

 

[Conover]

3 for me. Monumentally boring with little competitiveness.

 

[bigspud]

5
packaging problems....again

 

[Revman]

20 gazillion....TRD....1-2-3!

 

[RacerrecaR]

6

 

[Magicmiler]

Race 6
KyBu win 10

 

[Dr_B_UNC]

5
Same old 550 clean air fest, but was better than 30+ laps of blocking at Kansas. At least there was the old "fuel mileage" drama.

 

[Team Penske]

5

 

[MRM]

6

 

[Barbara Charles]

2
I turned it off when the 48 started wheezing smoke from all 4 sides.

 

[OldTimer]

5...aero dependent...yuck

 

[rd45usa]

 

[Ford Racing]

7

 

[jaqua19]

4.5.

6, but my hatred for fuel mileage races brings it down.

Cool to see Kyle so humble though. He looked like a tired old man there lol

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[RacerrecaR]

4.5.

6, but my hatred for fuel mileage races brings it down.

Cool to see Kyle so humble though. He looked like a tired old man there lol

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Isn't fuel mileage drama better than what we saw at Kansas? If not for KB being close on fuel, the last 70 laps would've been an even bigger snoozer

 

[Mispeedway15]

5
Same old 550 clean air fest, but was better than 30+ laps of blocking at Kansas. At least there was the old "fuel mileage" drama.

I mean Riccardo was able to block and win at Monaco with 70% of an engine lol

 

[hmmm298]

6. I actually like the suspense etc of fuel mileage races like that somewhat, and regardless it was a pretty decent race all around. That said I cannot rate it any higher with all of the delays, regardless of fault (I Know they cannot control it).

 

[Old Kid]

5

 

[StandOnIt]

Adam Stephens threw his gonads over the front of the pit box when he kept Kyle out and put it all out there on Kyle to make it work. Kyle drove a flawless last stage. Truex and Bell had faster cars but Kyle had the jump on them. I doubt seriously that Bell was going to take a chance and screw up Truex's chances of going for the win.

 

[DIDIT]

7, 1pt deduction for each day they didn't get the race in.

 

[harkin]

Cool to see Kyle so humble though. He looked like a tired old man there lol

10 years younger than Harvick but that non-winning streak aged him.

 

[StandOnIt]

I think that race wore him out myself. He drove his ass off

 

[jaqua19]

Isn't fuel mileage drama better than what we saw at Kansas? If not for KB being close on fuel, the last 70 laps would've been an even bigger snoozer

I prefer Kansas. The frustration of watching a car fail to pass the leader is more exhilarating than the autoracing equivalent of will they/won't they!?

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[jaqua19]

10 years younger than Harvick but that non-winning streak aged him.

"I forgot. It's been a while", with a "dad" expression, wrinkly forehead, and a baldspot was honestly such an old timer statement.

Kyle has been around for 16 years. The guy isn't young anymore and has A LOT of mileage under his belt. Before you blink, he's the next star driver to be creeping towards 40.

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