Oh they cheat too dont you worry
Id think less of them if they didnt
Cheating in NASCAR
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Id think less of them if they didnt
I love nascar...but i hate them on all road courses except watkins glen and sonoma
Why? They arent made for that shit...the roval is gay, the street course in chicago is gonna be gay. Road america is gay.
Now when i go to a roadcourse ( ive been to the daytona 24, sebring, st pete grand prix, the glen and VIR) i wanna see proper sports cars and indy cars because thats what they do and its awesome!
F1 cheating is next level, espionage i.e theft of rival teams technical engineering data, secret testings etc… they spend tens of millions on “bending” the rulebook..
I’m with you…I’m a big sports car fan. I’ve been to VIR, Sebring, and Road America for either IMSA or SRO/World Challenge races.
The Glen and Road Atlanta are the next couple tracks I’m going to try to get to.
The glen is amazingly fun
Ill be at the Sahlen 6hr race in june as usual and the cup race in august...its good shit.
The daytona prototypes rip there...i mean rip! Ive seen indy there once and was good.
I wish F1 would come back to the glen but that track is very very fast and its killed a handful across a few series. Indy cars were silly there...awesome racing
ABSOLUTELY!!!! I was more referring to the product, nothing to do with "rule interpretation".
been watching NASCAR for decades, I have little interest these days, stage racing sucks, the drivers and cars are all made with a cookie cutter. I like the days of Richard Petty, the Alabama Gang, JimmySpencer Darrell Waltrip, at least the drivers back then had personalities. Now they are all sucking the sponsors dick every time they are on camera
I love going to COTA, go for F1, Moto Gp, and NASCAR…I sit at turn 15
With their Borla muffler/speakers
Things that killed NASCAR in chronological order.
1. Restrictor plates
2. Cookie cutter tracks
3. Brian France
4. Race to the chase
5. Car of Tomorrow
6. Corporate wokeism and virtue signalling
NASCAR peaked in the mid 90's to ealry 2000's.
1. Restrictor plates
2. Cookie cutter tracks
3. Brian France
4. Race to the chase
5. Car of Tomorrow
6. Corporate wokeism and virtue signalling
NASCAR peaked in the mid 90's to ealry 2000's.
I'm pretty sure he get's boooed at every race. They should just retire him unless they do it for entertainment reasons.We went to the Bristol dirt race last year and that was a cool experience. I don't understand the new rules and don't care to if I'm honest. I quit watching after the mixed kid "found" a "noose". He got booed pretty hard at Bristol and it warmed my heart.
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Our seats are at Turn 15 as well. Awesome track for spectating, even better to drive.
NASA gets the best engineers who don’t make it into F1. And, as Steve Jobs once said, “Good engineers steal ideas, great engineers steal ideas shamelessly.”
Remember the whole Ferrari stealing McLaren data theft at a Woking copy shop (IIR details correctly) that spilled into a nasty court battle? You bet they cheat. Like hell.
It was the opposite, McLaren was stealing from Ferrari… I heard a funny joke at the time along the lines of maybe McLaren can figure out what is wrong with the Ferrari and why its off pace…it was Fernando Alonso that dimed out Ferrari, as he was rather unhappy and driving for McLaren at the time.
Best seats in the house, turn 15 section 1 or 2 if possible..
I was at Turn 15, Section 2, Row 30….outstanding seats.
I’d love to drive it some day. When NASA had their championship there a number of years ago, I really wanted to go but at the time I was winding down and not racing much…and I recall it being pretty pricey in addition to trailering the car down there.
Haha i love it
In nascar hammond and knaus were the master crew chiefs...and they worked together
They would have to be 30 lap races.
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