@DanielleTrotta I remember when Talladega used to be must watch TV. Now with this BS I rather watch the Dolphins play the Jets or literally do anything else.
@FWRobbins45 Best NASCAR racing I’ve ever watched was the Gen 4 at Charlotte back between 04-07. The car would suck up to the car in front of them and get them aero loose. The trailing car would then get underneath but then they would get extremely loose when they tried to pass
@KelbermanNFL I can’t stand this mindset. Just because Fitz wasn’t the most successful QB it doesn’t mean his point isn’t still true. People are allowed to have opinions without having the accolades to back it up. What he said is 100% factual based off what he & the rest of us watched.
@RobergRacing But doesn’t that defeat the purpose of professional sports? Fans want to see the fastest best drivers out there in every given race. Nobody wants a guy on the Yankees because he’s a nice guy and doesn’t cause drama. We want the best & motorsports shouldn’t be different
@godsmackfan459 How was he not good there? He has 2 cup starts. Won the Pole in a shit Kaulig car and was top 3 all day until Hocevar took him out and still finished seventh. And last year he won while on older tires than Larson & Bell
@Igor2AHL Rodger’s Achilles was honestly a top 3 worst moment in Jets history. And that Chiefs game where Wilson outplayed Mahomes only for them to get screwed was so frustrating
@CarsonHocevar@MattWeaverRA Ever since NASCAR prioritized cost saving efforts for the teams, the fans have suffered. It’s a rich man’s sport and it takes big money to play. I think fans rather watch owners spend big money trying to be the best instead of putting everyone inside a box to fit a fixed budget
@Ilikeracing3@jeff_gluck Sure is. The JGR/23XI advantage is ridiculous and NASCAR isn’t even trying. If it wasn’t for SVG insane road course skills Toyota will have dominated every race
@NYeoman The problem is Indycar is the only sporting series in the world where one event is bigger than their actual championship. Where the result in one particular event is more important than your results in the other 15 events.
@AndrewBeYappin@svgenthusiast And when was Chastain last oval win? Over a year ago & ovals are his specialty. Why can’t people accept that SVG has improved on ovals. He doesn’t need to win to prove it. Especially since he’s driving cars that are not capable of winning on ovals
@DirtyMoMedia The Advantage is not shrinking the Trackhouse cars are getting worse & worse. Look At Zillich he dominates O’Reilly Road races but could barely hold a top 10 in Trackhouse garbage. Chastain was also out to lunch all race. Put SVG in a JGR car & the field will be crying
@TexacoHavoline@jeff_gluck Yeah JG was very good at Sonoma even later years. But at the Glen not scoring a top 5 since 2001 really makes it hard for me to say he’s better than SVG. Even at COTA which is SVG worst course he still finished 6th with a pole last year & 2nd this year
@TexacoHavoline@jeff_gluck Not saying he was bad but almost half his career he was no longer a top win threat. SVG on the other hand has been the favorite to win almost every road course race he has been in & has won all but a handful
@TexacoHavoline@jeff_gluck Gordon didn’t win a road course over the final 10 years of his career. If anything his success in the 90s is an outlier & the rest of his career shows he was only a decent road racer, nothing special like SVG is
@SiriusXMNASCAR@jeff_gluck@NoahGragson@NASCARSanDiego@KevinMagnussen@Team_FRM Racing is an open market, always was always will be. Any qualified driver has the right to enter any nascar race they choose. It’s been the way since its inception. Drivers come & go week to week sometimes from other disciplines. You don’t own the sport Noah so shut up