Quote:
Originally Posted by fieldodreams79
CAM, as always, I respect your dedication and steadfastness to the sport, but I don't see where they've really listened to anyone but the voices in Brian France's head. The sport died with Dale, the last person willing to call them out and have them listen. I just didn't realize it until the last 5 years.
14 times the rules / points system has changed.? Most of those must have been in the last 14 years and they keep making it more wrong.
I hope you can still find some interest in it. I just can't for the life of me determine why'd I want to even try to understand the formula that was concocted above, let alone have DW, Larry Mac and MRN explain it to me every 5 laps of a broadcast.
I didn't think they could make it worse. Congrats for them going above and beyond.
They've lost it. They've really completely lost it
|
You did not see the stage full of drivers and team personnel?
A lot of good input came from those guys. They also
got input from the fans. What the fans are telling them is what
I experienced at the Cup races in Atlanta. 80% boring show. Atlanta
is an intermediate cookie cutter which are the tracks that are having
the most boredom problem. If the race is boring at the track that
means sleeping fans in front of the tv. And since the cars hardly
break anymore, they are being forced to change things and I couldn't
agree with them more.
DW or Larry Mac? I changed over to turning down the tv volume
and log in the workstation computer to the scanners and in car cameras
3 years ago. With this system my interest really has never waned. I still
watch it every Sunday as I have since the mid 70's. I still make it to
1 or 2 races a year. Seriously, since Chase Elliott came on the scene, its
impossible not to watch. It was amazing watching him as a 15 year old
beating the day lights out of grown men at Lanier in a Late Model.
I could go on and on but its cool. I realize I am in the complete
dark corner of the minority when it comes to Nascar in this forum.
Yep , Lone Wolf McQuade. No big deal, Neckcar ain't fur everwon.
