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Whats the point
Nascar NASCAR and other professional stock car racing (rec.autos.sport.nascar)
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Re: Whats the point -
03-20-2007
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F1 is the best racing to watch. |
chaos of the start, ... there is no change in order - unless a horse dies) !
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On 19 Mar 2007 15:23:45 -0700, rich wrote: I dont see what the point is to watch NASCAR anymore. Every week it seems the same cars qualify basically in the same spot. The same cars almost throughout every race are in front in the middle and in the back. Also every week it seems the same cars finish at almost the position each week and the same cars week in and week out for the most part are a lap down. There are a few exceptions but it seems as though its a repeat week and and week out. The money issue as far as big budget teams and teams that are hardly funded is crazy. Why cant NASCAR do something about this. I mean its the same crap week in a week out. RCR, JGR, ROush, Hendrick.Those are the only teams that we see in the winner circle for the very most part. I'm very bored with NASCAR. I used to like it but lately its too predictable and boring. Would be nice to see someone who isnt talked about week in and week out like a Mike Bliss, Kenny Wallace. Instead we have Junior, JJ, TS,JG,Harvick stuffed down our throats...Would be nice if the playing field was balanced but its not... if they would run stock cars, it would be much better. |
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Chuck Steak wrote: yeah, I'd like to see them run at about 80mph.... stock cars can do 130-150 mph |
How fast do you think a "stock" Ford would run there?
How exciting would that be??
How fast do you think they'd run at Martinsville??
Where even a real race car has to just about stop in the
corners?
Exciting? 130 at Lowes?? Atlanta?? Michigan???
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In article <1e7la9w2d2cji$.1qpls9a367d9j$.dlg (AT) 40tude (DOT) net>, deadguy3 <deadguy3 (AT) upstairs (DOT) com> wrote: [3 quoted lines suppressed] A full blown cup car runs about 130 at a place like Loudon. How fast do you think a "stock" Ford would run there? How exciting would that be?? How fast do you think they'd run at Martinsville?? Where even a real race car has to just about stop in the corners? Exciting? 130 at Lowes?? Atlanta?? Michigan??? |
racing. and joe six pack can run
down to the dealership, buy a car
fer 25k, and go big time racin.
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On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 02:21:01 GMT, Chuck Steak wrote: In article <1e7la9w2d2cji$.1qpls9a367d9j$.dlg (AT) 40tude (DOT) net>, deadguy3 <deadguy3 (AT) upstairs (DOT) com> wrote: [3 quoted lines suppressed] A full blown cup car runs about 130 at a place like Loudon. How fast do you think a "stock" Ford would run there? How exciting would that be?? How fast do you think they'd run at Martinsville?? Where even a real race car has to just about stop in the corners? Exciting? 130 at Lowes?? Atlanta?? Michigan??? yes lower speeds, but much better racing. and joe six pack can run down to the dealership, buy a car fer 25k, and go big time racin. |
run for the hills. Lawyers would end up running the competition.
To survive, racing would end up right where it is today.
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