HoneyBadger
I love short track racing (Taylor's Version)
6 - because of double file restarts and Mark's 5 wins.
I give it a 3. I started watching F1 because of 2 things. NASCASR this season was boring. The races are too long, and there is not enough road courses. If NASCAR drivers are the best in the world why not drive more road courses and prove it to the rest of the world. Hell I'd love to see NASCAR run a street course at least once a year. F1, Indy cars, and Rolex do why can't NASCAR? The most interesting thing F1 did this year was how a team could use gas as a strategy to win the race. Cars could start the race with a half a tank get a lead because the car was lighter then pit and fill the tank and win.
The last thing to do would be to make Nascar more like 'follow-the-leader" F1.I give it a 3. I started watching F1 because of 2 things. NASCASR this season was boring. The races are too long, and there is not enough road courses. If NASCAR drivers are the best in the world why not drive more road courses and prove it to the rest of the world. Hell I'd love to see NASCAR run a street course at least once a year. F1, Indy cars, and Rolex do why can't NASCAR? The most interesting thing F1 did this year was how a team could use gas as a strategy to win the race. Cars could start the race with a half a tank get a lead because the car was lighter then pit and fill the tank and win.
My point was if the NASCAR races hadn't been so boring I wouldn't even found out that F1 had a gas deal in the 1st place I would have been watching NASCAR. Racing is supposed to be about going fast and who can go faster than the next guy to win the race. Points racing in NASCAR is like bracket racing at the drag strip. BORING!!!.Wrong forom, I know, but that'll change in 2010 since they're removing fuel from pit stops.
I give it a 3. I started watching F1 because of 2 things. NASCASR this season was boring.
5 I still watched every race because it's the only sport I love.
Give it a SIX due to double file restarts. Thought this article was interesting. as it seems to express the sentiment of many who remember what it was like before the big corporate money began rolling in.
http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/auto_racing/story/210017.html
Oh God no! Make NASCAR more like F1? Over half of the races in F1 this year had the driver starting on pole win the race with no lead changes. That's the norm for an F1 race, but that's only happened one time this decade in NASCAR.
I suppose it boils down to personal taste, but racing to me is having multiple drivers completing for the win. I still watch F1, but only for the most basic of visual appeal. It's not racing when you have better than a 50/50 chance of the guy starting on pole to win and lead all laps.