@jeff_gluck I rarely vote no. The last 50 laps were decent. The post race entertainment was excellent. But prior to that tyres meant nothing and track position was everything. I know they have had issues here but we need more tyre fall off for consistent good racing.
@Brian_Murphy_ I wish peole could just watch a race and appreciate when a team is hitting it instead of complaining or looking for conspiracies. A two time champ finished dead last. A 3 time champ in a tier 1 car finished 30th. This shit ain't easy & what the 45 team is doing is really special.
@jeff_gluck It would be the ssme people complaining no matter what. These are the people who vote no in the good race poll when its 95 % yes. They will always complain.
@CoreyLaJoie@jeff_gluck No car is perfect. Physics always wins. There's good and bad points to racing no matter what. It depends on the track and the weather have just as much impact as the car. The only constant in racing is change, and fans complaining on socials.
@BoziTatarevic It's a step in the right direction, let the teams come up with ideas. NASCAR needs to put someone in charge of co ordinating and let the teams work it out. Sounds like Rodney Childers might have some spare time.
@KeselowskiBrian@KiNg_ChO2@MattWeaverRA I agree there's no chance the Cup car changes to be closer to Xfinity. Can the Xfinity Series continue in its current form effectively stand alone from Cup? Or does it have to change to be more relevant to Cup for driver and crew development?
@MattWeaverRA@JoshWeinrich Isn't that what they thought last year too? Every theory on what happened last year seems to have been proved wrong so I agree with you that nobody knows. If the teams can't work it out then the rest of us don't stand a chance.
@jeff_gluck@LarryMac28 The moral of this story is race cars are complicated. It only takes one small thing that nobody expects, or an unintended consequence that nobody predicted to lead to a drastically different result.