What are you missing most about the 2020 NASCAR season as it’s on hiatus?

Jorge De Guzman

Jorge De Guzman

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Due to the pandemic, NASCAR is obviously on hold for the time being. What storylines are you missing about the current season? What do you miss most about it? I’ll lead off with I miss watching Tyler Reddick out perform his RCR equipment every week and running towards the front in stretches. I thought he would have been a factor at Miami, hopefully when things get rolling again he will pick up where he left off. It was fun watching him race
 
I'm missing them all, but at least there is something to watch on the cup level with a sim contest. I sure would like to see Xfinity and the Trucks hold invitation only sim races.
 
having something to watch on Sunday afternoons while relaxing and doing some homework
 
Actually its the daily discussion about the race on the radio. I drive an hour each way to work everyday and usually listened to the NASCAR channel for at least half of that. Good or bad discussion at least they were talking about the sport I like.
 
Biggreen695 said:
The racing this year started off very strong. It was fun to the the resurgence of HMS that so many of us had been waiting on.

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HMS's resurgence and the young guns' (especially Ryan Blaney, Alex Bowman, and Chase Elliott's) prominence throughout the start of the season had me thinking we were set for a thrilling season.
 
I haven't missed this part yet, but attending is what I will miss most if it lasts too long. I make it to 3-5 races a year in NASCAR, and about 40 dirt races across the northeast. I was planning on Martinsville night, Pocono doubleheader and Phoenix finale. I hope they all happen!
 
Not being bored as balls. Also, the Chevy's were freaking strong.
 
All of it, I miss all racing badly, I've been play NASCAR the Game inside line for crying out loud I'm that desperate
 
Spotter22 said:
Attendance, dirty air, big ass spoilers, too many commercials, bad announcers, Cry Baby Kyle, low HP, High drag, the OSS. green white checkers, the Big one, and last but not least, THE GRID WALK!
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I got you covered. I'll complain during the iraces
 
Greg said:
Watching the hawt wimmins standing during the prayer and national anthem.
Such a serious moment and time for meditation.
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Ah yes, I miss the black umbrella group, crucial shade providers to cool temps, made the race weekend complete.
 
Turtle84 said:
Ah yes, I miss the black umbrella group, crucial shade providers to cool temps, made the race weekend complete.
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F1 getting rid of the grid girls was an awful thing and an awful testimony to just how out of touch they are with the fan base.
 
I miss the fight to get back to the spoiled Chevys. I love the struggle more than the dominance.
 
Greg said:
F1 getting rid of the grid girls was an awful thing and an awful testimony to just how out of touch they are with the fan base.
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You hit that spot on. I also miss Count down to the green when we get to see all of the drivers wives before a NASCAR race.:punkrocke
 
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The competitiveness of the racing we have today. The 1.5 tracks have became so much more enjoyable with the changes and as Phoenix showed short tracks have their teeth again
 
If they cancel the season, is Kevin the champ?

(I'm only half joking.)
 
I'm missing the smells of burning fuel and gasoline, the sounds of stock cars racing off into the corner and the sights of full contact short track racing.
 
Besides NASCAR I miss a dirt car sliding through the turn walking back to your car in a beautiful coating of dust
 
Not missing anything and it will get better when the ice is gone and fishing starts.
 
I love racing but this has been an incredibly busy spring for me.
New job assignment isnt overwhelming but it is non stop.
Wife is working at home and building a crazy honey do list and a worhwhile reward system.
Mom is 83 and keeping stuff fixed at her house too.
Internet image babes and a bag of Cheetos calling my name.
 
Greg said:
I love racing but this has been an incredibly busy spring for me.
New job assignment isnt overwhelming but it is non stop.
Wife is working at home and building a crazy honey do list and a worthwhile reward system.
Mom is 83 and keeping stuff fixed at her house too.
Internet image babes and a bag of Cheetos calling my name.
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My guess is you like the sound of that! :booya: :lol2:
 
I put together a bathroom cabinet the other day on one of those rewards systems :whoopee:
 
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