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robbybee
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This is not just about N'wide or CUP - It's about BRISTOL, Baby!
There are many fans (like me) who love the newest configuration of the track, which allows for side-by-side racing, fewer wrecks and a reduced need to rattle someone else's cage. But there are probably just as many who think that the rassin just ain't as good as it ustawas, since winning a race at Bristol is no longer predicated on how many cars a particular driver knocks aside on his/her way to Victory Lane. That debate will rage on, I am sure.
Here's MY take:
First, I am quite disappointed that the Trucks aren't racing this weekend!!! NA$$CAR's brilliance must be far brighter than me - cause if I were in charge, I would make absolutely certain that the NCWTS was part of ANY NA$$CAR Weekend at Bristol! Oh, well...
Secondly, the N'wide race is sponsored by Widow Wax. WTF is Widow Wax? Is that a substance that is applied to women who have lost their husbands or to gnarly black spiders one would find hiding out in the woodpile? 300 Laps, 600 chances to be a bonehead!
Thirdly, The CUP Race at Bristol is always one of the season's highlights - although I prefer the Saturday Night Race, I will go out of my way to catch each and every one of the 500 laps! While there are drivers who have had a good history at this track, it is quite hard to pick a favorite going in. That's part of what makes this race so intriguing!
The side story is, of course, Miss Thang making her second CUP start of 2012. I think that Danica is great for NA$$CAR in terms of EXPOSURE - and no, Andy, I am NOT referring to her cheesecake photos or her GoDaddy ads. I am referring to the fact that thousands upon thousands of eyeballs will be witness to Sunday's Drah-Mah just to see how the Girl does. And by ANY measure, that is a good thing!
I am a Danica Fan. But I have always felt that she would be NO MATCH for 500 laps at Bristol (or 600 miles at Charlotte either) so it will be quite interesting to follw her progress. Add to that the fact that she will be running (one would assume, anyway) 300 laps on Saturday and that's quite a work load for a 98 pound person - male OR female.
I would place the over/under on how many of the 800 laps she will complete this weekend at 550.
So, there ya go. Feel free to talk amongst yourselves...
There are many fans (like me) who love the newest configuration of the track, which allows for side-by-side racing, fewer wrecks and a reduced need to rattle someone else's cage. But there are probably just as many who think that the rassin just ain't as good as it ustawas, since winning a race at Bristol is no longer predicated on how many cars a particular driver knocks aside on his/her way to Victory Lane. That debate will rage on, I am sure.
Here's MY take:
First, I am quite disappointed that the Trucks aren't racing this weekend!!! NA$$CAR's brilliance must be far brighter than me - cause if I were in charge, I would make absolutely certain that the NCWTS was part of ANY NA$$CAR Weekend at Bristol! Oh, well...
Secondly, the N'wide race is sponsored by Widow Wax. WTF is Widow Wax? Is that a substance that is applied to women who have lost their husbands or to gnarly black spiders one would find hiding out in the woodpile? 300 Laps, 600 chances to be a bonehead!
Thirdly, The CUP Race at Bristol is always one of the season's highlights - although I prefer the Saturday Night Race, I will go out of my way to catch each and every one of the 500 laps! While there are drivers who have had a good history at this track, it is quite hard to pick a favorite going in. That's part of what makes this race so intriguing!
The side story is, of course, Miss Thang making her second CUP start of 2012. I think that Danica is great for NA$$CAR in terms of EXPOSURE - and no, Andy, I am NOT referring to her cheesecake photos or her GoDaddy ads. I am referring to the fact that thousands upon thousands of eyeballs will be witness to Sunday's Drah-Mah just to see how the Girl does. And by ANY measure, that is a good thing!
I am a Danica Fan. But I have always felt that she would be NO MATCH for 500 laps at Bristol (or 600 miles at Charlotte either) so it will be quite interesting to follw her progress. Add to that the fact that she will be running (one would assume, anyway) 300 laps on Saturday and that's quite a work load for a 98 pound person - male OR female.
I would place the over/under on how many of the 800 laps she will complete this weekend at 550.
So, there ya go. Feel free to talk amongst yourselves...