Rate the race at Loudon.

[Joniki]

I think you all know how I feel.

 

[Blaze]

I'll give it a 5 but the winner is a 10

 

[Tennessee Racing]

6

 

[PettyBlue]

Lots of interesting subplots and hard racing. 8+

 

[TexasRaceLady]

Lots of interesting subplots and hard racing. 8+

I second that motion --- lots of things going on.

I'll go an 8.5

 

[Bucky Badger]

I second that motion --- lots of things going on.

I'll go an 8.5

..Lots of action from the chase drivers 8 over here

 

[blue92]

An 8 always good when the #48 isn't the winner. Would be better if a Ford had won tho.

 

[MRM]

I didn't think it was much of a race, except for the ending.

 

[robbybee]

I loved the drama and the strategy plays. There was some good action all day.

8.5 for me!

 

[racer8]

8 great action all day even with few cautions to bunch up the field.

 

[Gordon_Fan24]

I got back from vacation today in time to see the last 200 laps of the race. From what I saw I will go a 7.5...overall very decent race.

However, I am getting a little bored with the whole "fuel mileage" thing at the end of EVERY SINGLE RACE these days....

 

[FenderBumper]

9, only because this was the first time I used race buddy. Thanks to who ever recommended it to me.

Kez stays really cool and focused no matter what is going on. I was great watching him slowly adjust his line and feather the throttle to get a good run off in a car that wasn't so good in the center.

 

[WNY24Fan]

i'll give it a 5. i thought until the last 50 laps or so it was a snoozer, even with jeff leading. the end was more interesting, but also frustrating for me. i wish they HAD to make a pitstop so these guys would really race until the end instead of saving fuel and seeing if they can make it.

Congrats to Smoke!

 

[nascage]

I didn't think it was much of a race, except for the ending.

Ditto.

 

[robbybee]

i'll give it a 5. i wish they HAD to make a pitstop so these guys would really race until the end instead of saving fuel and seeing if they can make it.

Would you like to see NASCAR throw a Competition Caution with 25 or 30 laps to go? I wouldn't! Strategy is part of the game. Always has been.

 

[FlFlash]

Rewatched the tape last night, wasn't a bad one a lot of little things going on, I don't normaly rate them butt I'll give this one a 8.

 

[MOEJOE]

And if the 48 had won, everybody would have rated it a 3.

 

[Bucky Badger]

And if the 48 had won, everybody would have rated it a 3.

And you didn't rate it because the 48 lost

All my drivers pretty much sucked, but I gave it an 8

 

[HoneyBadger]

5. Mildly entertaining. I'm so sick of fuel mileage races. Lately, it seems like every race comes down to that.

 

[PettyBlue]

Now we move on to my very favorite tracm in the series. I wish the west coast had something like Dover!

 

[HoneyBadger]

Now we move on to my very favorite tracm in the series. I wish the west coast had something like Dover!

Having been to Dover a few times, I can honestly say I don't enjoy the racing there.

 

[FlFlash]

Really?

 

[dpkimmel2001]

I've always liked the racing that I've seen at that track and that includes all of those 500 mile races that I attended there as well. I went there more times than I can count up until the time they decided to change the spring race date. Now that it's changed back starting next season, I'll probably go back.

 

[Magicmiler]

From Pit Row, the racing was decent. For Saturdays events, the Modifieds were by far better than the ACT and Trucks put together. And the 22 was ''PUNISHED'' as they say ,and no-one could get within 20 feet of the car during pre-race festivities.You would have thought there was gold bullion in that car with so many officials around it.