@allebachcj@TeamTrackhouse@RossChastain Running in the 20's, and all around the #19, for a big part of the first half of the race, and look where he ended up due to good pit calls. SURELY they look at comparisons like that in debriefs and ask themselves why are doing things that hardly EVER help with strategy. EVER.
@ChasingGhost43@TeamTrackhouse SvG didn't have weather to help aid him to start up front so you see where he qualified...
EVERY career OVAL top five, (ALL TWO!) were aided by weather that cancelled qual and now he's carrying the team?..
Not shocked coming from this delusional fan base. Not at all...
@zirccconium@TeamTrackhouse He is completely right. Other than MAYBE Martinsville (Atlanta, Daytona, Talladega are NOT traditional tracks and ANYONE can get to the front if their cars draft well and you don't fuel save) name a track he ran up front? Charlotte, Nash. , N. Wilkes. all set by the metric...
@EmmettLong8@Rosschastainfan cont... I've said for TWO years everything changed with the Chicago street race and Marks infactuation with the "tUrN tHe V8 sUpErCaR gUy InTo An OvAl RaCeR" project. Diverting resources mid-late '23, during a playoff push, for vG's extra Indy start was the first sign. Period..
@EmmettLong8@Rosschastainfan Pitbull had a minor, IF ANY, stake in the team. His "stake" was probably more of a marketing partnership than anything. Regardless, his arrangement had ZERO to do with anyone's performance... Who knows about Norris' impact?.....
@MiddleOhio@Rosschastainfan Obviously without good track position they'll never know how good of a car it could've been up toward the front but I still think the practice times were especially misleading. There was a reason so many cars waited to go out until the early guys put down rubber on the track.
@MiddleOhio@Rosschastainfan I never thought much of the practice speeds for ANY of the earlier guys on track, which Chastain was one a part of. Not one of the first out like the #88 was but he they (#1) didn't wait so his first five laps were the best of the early guys. His 15 lap avg dropped like a ROCK..
@MattWeaverRA@3dwhit88 "Long game" deal but yet the ONLY thing that they have shown is how "rushed" and unplanned the whole thing has been... Announcing a 2026 truck program MIDWAY through 2025 and a POSSIBLE CUP program for 2027? It's July and they're still not ready to make it official?.. Cluster...
@CfieldsVFL The jersey is great but have to be honest that the pants need some work though... The stripes seem slightly too narrow and the T SEEMS to not not match. Barely.
@psychedalex68@RobertStiensr Wide shots of the stands throughout the race showed gaps of empty seats so it was obviously already "iffy". Even considering the price drop. Then people that DID decide to go have an experience like that... Just imagine what it will be if Chicagoland is scheduled next year...
@B7grWinning@TeamTrackhouse@BuschBeer@redbull Don't get me wrong, I'm no "Spud" fan either but I'd take his ability and knowledge, at ovals, over the #97 all day. He definitely screwed up at San Diego, but I don't recall any issues he's caused at ovals this year. Zero issues even considering his lack of NextGen experience..
@_SoccerThoughts@stan_try Not to mention how much better the designs of the majority of the Adidas provided countries are too. Argentina, Mexico, etc. look incredible! Just my opinion though!