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What do you think is the best Nascar game?

Wed, 28 Dec 2011 09:36:27 +0000

Im taking a poll on what you guys think is the best Nascar game. Personally, i’ve read a lot that Nascar Racing 2003 is the best. But, what do you guys think?

Don’t you think Papyrus Racing did a better job with NASCAR games than EA Sports?

Thu, 21 Jul 2011 09:38:52 +0000

Your thoughts?
I mean if they continued making games… they would have done better than 09…. just look 2003 Season….
To 88Dominates and The Fat guy:
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In your opinion do you think NASCAR did a bad job at keeping the track clean at Las Vegas?

Sat, 23 Oct 2010 09:40:11 +0000

Also why didn’t NASCAR red flag the race for debris while they were cleaning the Stay-Dry from the track instead of runing off laps under a yellow flag caution.

What do you think of the car of tomorrow in Nascar? Will it make racing more exciting and safer?

Sun, 05 Sep 2010 09:40:06 +0000

In the 2007 Nextel Cup season the car of tomorrow will make it’s debut in Bristol. Is the car safer? Will it bring more excitment to racing? How will it perform on restrictor plate and road course tracks? How will Toyota affect racing? Should the point system and the chase be changed to allowed for more drivers? These are the burning questions in the minds of fans. Give me your opinion and I will try to pass them on to Nascar and other sources. I will not give out any personal information so do not give any personal info in your replies.

NASCAR, There is More There Than You Think

Thu, 10 Jun 2010 09:40:07 +0000

As NASCAR racing has grown in popularity, more and more people are wanting to know more about all aspects of the NASCAR Circuit. A lot of people have heard of Dale Earnhardt Jr or Jeff Gordon. But there are a lot of things about NASCAR that many people don’t know. So here is a breakdown and some information about the different divisions.

The three national divisions of NASCAR are the Nextel Chase for the Cup, the Busch series, and the Truck Craftsman series. Most people who know something about NASCAR know about the Chase. With 26 regular season races and 10 Chase races, the Nextel Cup series is watched by hundreds of thousands of people across America weekly. In it’s third year, it continues to grow in popularity each year.

The Busch series is NASCAR’s second highest level series. It might be compared to the minor leagues in other professional sports. But the difference is that many Chase drivers also drive in the Busch series to gain extra practice on the tracks or to work on certain things. So the Busch series has a good mix of up and coming young drivers with veterans sprinkled in. Busch races are usually held the day before Cup races at the same location except for the races in Mexico and the upcoming race in Canada. The Busch cars are similar to the Cup cars with only small differences.

The Truck Craftsman series is the third level of NASCAR racing and is rapidly becoming well attended and popular with racing fans. It’s a different animal from the NEXTEL and Busch series and has it’s own fan base. Running a full schedule since 1995, the truck series drivers race nearly as often as the Cup series do. With 25 races each season, some Cup contenders are racing in the truck series as a part time job. And several well known Cup racers got their name recognized in the truck series and then carried that over into the Cup series.

NASCAR’s popularity is widespread and it has much more going on than you might think. Did you know that there are twelve racing series in NASCAR? The three national divisions get the most press, of course, but all over the country racers are struggling to make a name for themselves and gain national attention in hopes of moving up to one of NASCAR’s three top series. NASCAR seems to offer something for all audiences and gives a wide variety of drivers an opportunity to compete and possibly move up to the next level.

David Stargel publishes several NASCAR related websites in addition to writing about all sorts of NASCAR related topics.
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What do you think of NASCAR adding a double yellow line to Daytona to remind the drivers of the boundries?

Sat, 23 Jan 2010 09:39:04 +0000

I think it is a brilliant idea to adopt something that is used on the real road. Is their anything else you would want added to NASCAR from real life driving?

What would you think of cutting the nascar schedule?

Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:41:51 +0000

Now that we are in a recesssion it makes sense.Cut it down to 26 races have the chase in the summer before the nfl starts. I do not know about you but it is too fricking long i get boared by novemeber.

What do you think is served during the NASCAR banquet?

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:33:30 +0000

With all the sponsorships and tie ins nowadays what do you think is served as the meal at the banquet? Will Jimmie Johnson drink Gatorade exclusively as per his contract? Will Gordon swill Pepsi and chew Nicorette while devouring his well cooked NASCAR sponsored meal? And what will be the main course?? Aflac duck under glass?
Oh, wait I guess that would be if Edwards won the Cup wouldn’t it?
What would be your suggestions for the main course and/or dessert?