Montoya – drive #24 Jeff Gordon – NASCAR car
January 4, 2010 by
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jeff gordon stole juans formula 1 set ups to use at infineon and watkins glen
Jeff Gordon FTW!!!
I have see 45 – 50 years old peoples , drive only in NASCAR or Indy car…
they are two different leagues. If freaking jimmie johnson didn’t keep winning all the time it would be more interesting,.
>:[ THEY HAVE ONLY TWO ROAD COURSES!
they even shortened inferior to make it easier for them to pass without running each other off the track
you cant compare those tracks to Nurburgring, SPA, Valencia, and especially Maccau
what about road courses. I mean seriously why don’t you think before you speak…and actually shut up if you don’t know what your talking about
idk anymore,
just remeber America is the only place to find nascar ( they needed a race to make muscle cars useful ),
but who am i to say whats good or bad, right?
all i think is if you were to watch a btcc, super gt, or rally ( not mud digging) championship it would be more exciting than seing the same EXACT cars taking the same EXACT two turns -___-
@1pwNz0mb13Z
What about Mario Andretti???
Yeah, he is just an open wheel snob, not a TRUE race fan who loves the sport.
and they have road course races like sonoma and the glen. I think 1pwnzomb13z is wrong 200%
Of course NASCAR drivers never do. F! drivers, I’d imagine, are fairly sick of playing follow the leader every race. Knowing a road course and braking points is fun, I know I’d love the chance to try it. However, there MUST be something wrong with open wheel racing when so many of their stars are willing to jump to NASCAR and struggle instead of hanging around IRL / F1 and being the big dog. Obviously there is SOMETHING drivers aren’t enjoying about Open wheel.
ok smart ass,
put a nascar driver in an f1 or even a wtcc car and lets see how he does.
oh sry… they never do
because they cant memorize real race tracks, perfect racing lines, and braking points
I ask because if you haven’t done either, you wouldn’t truly know how difficult either are. You’re being a complete asshole regarding one form of racing, when you’ve never competed in either to know the difference, you’re just making a guess based on what you see.
There’s a reason why F1 standout Montoya took three years to even be a regular contender for wins, and he is yet to earn one on those “easy” ovals.
But until you race either car, I’d shut my mouth and think just a wee bit more.
no, why do you ask?
all i know is anything is harder than making 2 simple turns.
oh wait drag is easier, just a streight line…
Do you race Sprint Cup? Do you race F1?
I dunno, he’s actually passing cars now, so that’s gotta help keep him entertained.
hmm…after being in F1 for Pablo it must be pretty boring doing 2 Turns over and over again..
The same thing between F1 and NASCAR is they are both on V8 engines
Both take skill, turning at 190mph with 40 odd cars behind you, make 1 mistake, and your done for. F1, you can hardly think what your doing at 250mph, let alone braking and turning… There just different sports.
the cars are heavy, the tires wear quickly, and the track? like ice. top pro drivers ALL are extremely talented, thats why they are TOP drivers lol
I’m a NASCAR fan as well as an IRL fan, why should I support just one or the other? I’m also a big fan of Montoya’s also of Gordon. this video rocks!
Montoya is the foreign man with more success in Nascar history. I hope he can be champion, breaking asunder the Nascar history.
JEFF GODON RULS!
then you obviously don’t know anything about an f1 vehicle
You My friend are very miss informed.
what makes nascar so scary then?
all the driver has to do is find a perfect race line on 2 turns and repeat the process 200 times
u also have a giant wide straight to pass cars -____-
nascar and drag are not comparable to real racing such as: super gt, ngt, wtcc, F1, rally which require something called “skill”