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Total badd ass. Another Nascar driver influencing the racing community.
For the desperate, CBS has Formula E at 1:00 Eastern Sunday. No compulsaries, no gender testing, no degree of difficulty, no East German judges.
No idea if it was even possible but SRX could’ve pulled a big number if they were able to run this weekend.
The guy calling the FE race makes Jeff Burton sound like stoned sloth.For the desperate, CBS has Formula E at 1:00 Eastern Sunday. No compulsaries, no gender testing, no degree of difficulty, no East German judges.
For the desperate, CBS has Formula E at 1:00 Eastern Sunday. No compulsaries, no gender testing, no degree of difficulty, no East German judges.
Well, it wasn't better than the PGA tournament that followed it, but it was much, much better than the 3-on-3 basketball in the same time slot the day before. I don't think the coverage did it any favors, and today's layout with back-to-back opposing hairpins followed shortly by a third one was a truly stupid design.Formula E is awful. The drive those things like it’s a dirt late model at a 1/4 mile track
Agreed there. I will say the PGA was good, Champ had that big birdie and then almost gave it up on 18 with that terrible drive.Well, it wasn't better than the PGA tournament that followed it, but it was much, much better than the 3-on-3 basketball in the same time slot the day before. I don't think the coverage did it any favors, and today's layout with back-to-back opposing hairpins followed shortly by a third one was a truly stupid design.
Colored window nets (with Nascar's approval is the big news of the day
10 thousand dollars and 25 points for unapproved window netWho says NASCAR doesn't respond to those Fan Council surveys?
Hendrick is RFID'ing them this weekend so they don't get mixed up.10 thousand dollars and 25 points for unapproved window net
Everything is peaches and cream until it isn't.
Remind me to not share any good news.Everything is peaches and cream until it isn't.
"Marriage is a wonderful institution. But who wants to be in an institution?"
My man Tim could drive anything.
All for $10 dollars yesterday from the local Goodwill:
- The Tony Stewart clock is going to my cousin in Indiana. I think it was either from 2000-2001.
- The Lowes Racing hat is from 2010.
- The Little Debbie Racing hat is Marcos Ambrose... Not sure what year, maybe 2009 from his rookie season.
- A TRD 40th Anniversary hat that is practically new.
- That Slim Jim 44... I can't decipher the signatures... Maybe David Green?
- Oh and Joe Nemechek shirt, I doubt I can fit it. I wanted it anyways because it was only like a $1.75, its a small and it will fit terribly on me.
This is a neat concept for super fans of drivers:
SMI sends out surveys to ticket holders. One of the questions asks who your favorite driver is. I'm =guessing= they based this on the drivers that are most popular with ticket holders.So fans of all the other drivers don't get a suite? This doesn't seem like a great idea to me.
I've been in the suites a couple of times. The best part is a clean bathroom with no lines. I just think they will not be able to fill the driver suites and there could be a lot of other people who would otherwise like seats they aren't filling. They are welcome to prove me wrong.SMI sends out surveys to ticket holders. One of the questions asks who your favorite driver is. I'm =guessing= they based this on the drivers that are most popular with ticket holders.
Most of the comments I've seen here say suites are overrated, and my single experience says the same. I'd much rather be in the stands.
This is row 31 in Kulwicki, I like to be in the middle of this row or any row from 25 to 31. Great seats with great view out of the sun.sounds cool.but they are along way from the track.ive only been in the pit during a race,but it looks like its a long way up there.at least you can hear .