@AidanNapier2 Homestead, Daytona, Atlanta, Darlington, Bristol, North Wilkes, Martinsville, Charlotte, Phoenix, Rockingham, Talladega, Las Vegas, and New York.
@Nascarfan4888JJ When Michael Waltrip hit the gate wall and broke his car into 3 pieces, with his feet sticking out of the center, and he raced again the next day. We thought he was dead when it happened.
@DerekRichardsDR@MC412@AustinKonenski Disagree. Playoffs have turned the broadcasts into what-if reporting on who is in and who is out if the race ended right now. Let's decide that at the end of the race.
#NASCAR#USAF how can an Air Force chorus screw up the melody of something as important at the National Anthem so badly. They should be ashamed of that performance.
#NASCARPlayoffsโฏโฏโฏ #nascar I have noticed that when a toyota driver roughs up another car, it was an accident. When a toyota driver gets roughed up, it's unnecessary aggression by the Ford or Chevy driver. This playoff format ruined racing. Race to win, not to get 2 positions
@RacingAmerica I meant the last race at North Wilkes. Brain dead, I reckon. I want to add the Saturday race when Michael Waltrip hit the corner of the concrete wall, tore his car into 3 pieces, walked away and raced on Sunday. That was amazing.
@RacingAmerica Lots, but the last Martinsville, the Atlanta when Kulwicki got the title, and the first Homestead are the most significant. NAscAR southeast, northeast, and superspeedways all covered.
@22fan4ever I like to see cars spread out around the track, with a few cars fighting for a position, rather than a giant pack where any attempt to change position is either freight-trained or a mass crash. We had those races back in the days when they raced STOCK CARS or the era just after.