Random NASCAR Stuff to talk about.....

Is there anyways to generate a random race? Id like to be able to generate a race idk the results of really to be able to watch
 
hmmm298 said:
Maybe one of these new AI bots can generate us a new race to watch. ;) :XXROFL:
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Well 😅 that can happen yeah to read. But I want an actual race, just one that I wouldn't know who won. Like something random from the 80s or early to mid 90s. Might be a few late 90s early 2000s I not have the best memory of.
 
Blaze said:
Well 😅 that can happen yeah to read. But I want an actual race, just one that I wouldn't know who won. Like something random from the 80s or early to mid 90s. Might be a few late 90s early 2000s I not have the best memory of.
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I used to love ESPN Classic for that, but it's been years ago. That's how I discovered the greatness of N Wilkesboro etc.
 
Blaze said:
Yeah same.

I not looked into the tubi channel much but the times I did it always seemed to be stuff from the last few years or so.
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Same. There's so many more ways to watch stuff these days.
 
Blaze said:
Well 😅 that can happen yeah to read. But I want an actual race, just one that I wouldn't know who won. Like something random from the 80s or early to mid 90s. Might be a few late 90s early 2000s I not have the best memory of.
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No video, but I had to try it. One day I bet we will get it with video.

“@Grok create a full length NASCAR race with COT at Slinger Speedway, include lightning McQueen, Richard Petty, and George Jefferson”


https://x.com/i/grok/share/kONxxVQYP6i9IBhSzbgiwuTh6

A small preview:

"The Cars and the Chaos
All entries are retrofitted COT chassis – think sleek red-and-white Plymouths for the classics, tricked-out with modern fiberglass bodies for that signature tall, wide stance. Engines roar at 358 cubic inches, pushing 850 horsepower through four-speed manuals. No restrictor plates here; it's flat-out fury on the tight turns.
  • Lightning McQueen (#95 Rust-eze Radiator Springs Special): The Pixar hotshot, voiced in our fever dream by his original engine growl (with Owen Wilson narrating intros). His COT is flame-decked, low-slung for that Piston Cup flair, but the aero package makes him twitchy on restarts. Ka-chow!
  • Richard Petty (#43 STP Superbird): The King himself, 87 years young but timeless in his cowboy hat and aviators. His orange-and-blue COT channels the '70s Superbird wing, souped up with vintage Hemi power. Seven-time champ, 200 wins – he's here to school the upstarts.
  • George Jefferson (#36 Dry Cleaning Dynamos): Straight from the deluxe apartment in the sky, George's whipping up a storm in a custom COT painted regal purple with gold rims and a "To the Top!" bumper sticker. No racing cred? Pfft – this man's dodged more traffic in Harlem than most drivers see in a season. He's got Weezy in the pits, hollering advice over a megaphone.
The field? A 25-car mashup of NASCAR ghosts and pop culture icons: Dale Earnhardt Sr. (#3 Goodwrench), Mario Andretti (#11 Sunoco), and even a Ferris Bueller Ferrari for larks. But our trio's the heartbeat – McQueen's speed demon, Petty's wisdom, Jefferson's trash-talking grit."
 
hmmm298 said:
No video, but I had to try it. One day I bet we will get it with video.

“@Grok create a full length NASCAR race with COT at Slinger Speedway, include lightning McQueen, Richard Petty, and George Jefferson”


https://x.com/i/grok/share/kONxxVQYP6i9IBhSzbgiwuTh6

A small preview:

"The Cars and the Chaos
All entries are retrofitted COT chassis – think sleek red-and-white Plymouths for the classics, tricked-out with modern fiberglass bodies for that signature tall, wide stance. Engines roar at 358 cubic inches, pushing 850 horsepower through four-speed manuals. No restrictor plates here; it's flat-out fury on the tight turns.
  • Lightning McQueen (#95 Rust-eze Radiator Springs Special): The Pixar hotshot, voiced in our fever dream by his original engine growl (with Owen Wilson narrating intros). His COT is flame-decked, low-slung for that Piston Cup flair, but the aero package makes him twitchy on restarts. Ka-chow!
  • Richard Petty (#43 STP Superbird): The King himself, 87 years young but timeless in his cowboy hat and aviators. His orange-and-blue COT channels the '70s Superbird wing, souped up with vintage Hemi power. Seven-time champ, 200 wins – he's here to school the upstarts.
  • George Jefferson (#36 Dry Cleaning Dynamos): Straight from the deluxe apartment in the sky, George's whipping up a storm in a custom COT painted regal purple with gold rims and a "To the Top!" bumper sticker. No racing cred? Pfft – this man's dodged more traffic in Harlem than most drivers see in a season. He's got Weezy in the pits, hollering advice over a megaphone.
The field? A 25-car mashup of NASCAR ghosts and pop culture icons: Dale Earnhardt Sr. (#3 Goodwrench), Mario Andretti (#11 Sunoco), and even a Ferris Bueller Ferrari for larks. But our trio's the heartbeat – McQueen's speed demon, Petty's wisdom, Jefferson's trash-talking grit."
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I also liked this part.

"Jefferson, wiping sweat with a monogrammed towel: "Y'all drive like you own the road – but next time, I'm bringing the limo!"

Gotta love boredom at 2 AM.
 
TIL of the existence of r/NASCARWAGTea and I have never been more certain the Internet was a mistake.
 
Not close to an all encompassing list but pretty good considering.
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#2. I thought Sterling was pretty close lol. He got out, scoped it out, looked at it hard and then just grabbed the fender and gave it a heave lol.
 
I recall both Martin and Gordon entered Bristol's front pit road under green by taking the long way through the back entrance.

Where's JPM hitting the jet dryer under caution?
 
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