@BrandonAllyn1@HondoLane24 I’m the same-manufacturer is top priority. All the way back to David Pearson. Had to give up Mark Martin. Only two exceptions. Richard Petty and Kyle Busch.
@jeff_gluck Been a nascar fan for 30+ years. I now don’t miss an Oreilley series race while keeping up with Cup very casually. Different car, same track(s), different level of entertainment, consistently favoring Oreilley series. The problem isn’t the track it’s the car. And NASCAR’s pride.
@autosport RB lost nearly all of their brilliant minds. As always happens to championship teams. Maybe Jos needs reminding how important the TEAM is, particularly the ones he helped run off
@jeff_gluck Add back practice at the tracks! That’s more time with the glorious soundtrack AND it lengthens the race weekend experience ergo value for us fans PLUS it makes the races less predictable as teams find hidden tricks
@jeff_gluck Fewer laps also mean smaller gas tanks, and tires that fall off even faster I’m not the least bit mad either way. Getting rid of stages would be an excellent first step
@TheBuckeyeNut Caps are not the answer. They will only be creatively avoided. Left alone NIL will grow into a system that mostly pays players who play that season. No more pay to develop. It really will be pay to play, with the opportunity to play earned first
@matcoch The fairest answer is obvious but painful and embarrassing. Overrule Gasly’s appeal so that all assessed penalties were enforced. Consistency is most crucial to credibility here.
@DirtyMoMedia These days I watch more Grand National races than Cup races-the car is so much better. Most definitely add The Rock. Also add Nashville Fairgrounds. High banks are magic! Lose Phoenix, Pocono, the San Diego street course. Chicagoland, &/or Richmond. Def keep Dover’s high banks