Random NASCAR Stuff to talk about.....

[Charlie Spencer]

I never even saw this rumored (in fairness, only tangentially NASCAR related):

Trackhouse Racing MotoGP

The next era of high-speed international motorcycle racing. Launching in 2024.

www.trackhousemotogp.com

It was here a couple of weeks ago, I think in the Trackhouse thread.

 

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New body styles on the track

 

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[The Nature Boy]

Every NASCAR fan should be required to learn about pre-1970s NASCAR point systems. The amount of bitching about the playoffs would stop if fans had to try to decipher some of these systems.

List of NASCAR points scoring systems - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Imagine having to check the purse or length of the points in order to calculate the points payout. The 1972-1973 system looks like a pain in the ass.

 

[Mispeedway15]

New body styles on the track

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It’s quite an aggressive look. I like it

 

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[kkfan91]

Dr. Jacuzzi sounds like a brand of medical baths...

 

[kkfan91]

Chicago tickets are on sale, still expensive.

General admission for single day is $150

 

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[Charlie Spencer]

None of the Phoenix testing posts matter. It's all NASCAR-controlled narrative, remember?

 

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Tony Stewart would have liked something like this for Talladega. X marks the spot for the demo derby part.

 

[kkfan91]

Wonder who that was the smoked it up going into 3 on the first lap

 

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[The Nature Boy]

Still the best sound in auto racing

 

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#6 Larson spanks the field and puts one million dollars in his pocket

 

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[donthaveanickname]

Every NASCAR fan should be required to learn about pre-1970s NASCAR point systems. The amount of bitching about the playoffs would stop if fans had to try to decipher some of these systems.

List of NASCAR points scoring systems - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Imagine having to check the purse or length of the points in order to calculate the points payout. The 1972-1973 system looks like a pain in the ass.

The early 1970s points systems were probably not bad at the time considering that back then the leader was often the only car on the lead lap and less than half the cars finished every race. These systems certainly were meant to reward reliability and consistency, unlike the playoffs.

 

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[antman12]

15 Different winners in 36 races is tremendous for the sport IMO.

 

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15 Different winners in 36 races is tremendous for the sport IMO.

All the way across all three series that looks good.

 

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