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- gohan_girabyt3
Porsche entering NASCAR, you say??
I dunno, these new Porsches just look weird to me.
Edit: Corey LaJoie making all kinds of friends out there today.
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If Truex wins this, he needs to send Alfredo a thank you cake for that caution.
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A 2 time champion Martin Truex Jr would weird to think about
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- gohan_girabyt3
- gohan_girabyt3
Think it like... Toyota could be NASCAR's first ever brand to win the Big 3 in a weekend! (Until Larson decides to floor it down)
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A debris caution that involves actual debris? How quaint.
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I gotta admit, it's pretty impressive how well Hamlin is making that high line work for him.
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One Word........REDEMPTION
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The #5 pit crew just earned themselves a hell of a Christmas bonus this year, I think. Pulling out a sub 12 second stop when it matters!
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Congrats to Larson.
Maybe it's because I didn't have a favorite in the final 4. Maybe it's because I hate the new Phoenix layout, but I found this finale hard to watch. I recorded it because I couldn't watch live. Zipped through about half of it so I finished in real time.
I hope the finale moves back to Homestead someday.
Maybe it's because I didn't have a favorite in the final 4. Maybe it's because I hate the new Phoenix layout, but I found this finale hard to watch. I recorded it because I couldn't watch live. Zipped through about half of it so I finished in real time.
I hope the finale moves back to Homestead someday.
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This, very much. Kyle could have very easily just called it quits, or pulled a Shane Hmiel and thrown away his second chance by refusing to realize his mistake and not learning from it. Instead he made the effort to move ahead and restore his reputation, and it's paid off and then some this season.
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Who is going to be the one to shotgun the 2022 NASCAR thread? It’s customary 5 mins after the race. Act now.
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Got it!
2022 NASCAR Discussion Thread
2022 marks one of the biggest changes to the sport in recent memory. The Cup Series will be utilizing an ENTIRELY new car. Featuring a new composite body that look more like their production counterparts, chassis that is built by a third party and then assembled by the teams, sequential 5-speed...
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Will update the op of it soon to look like this threads OP either tonight or tomorrow.
Thank you everyone in contributing to the discussion of the 2021 NASCAR season.
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I suppose it's a year where the playoffs ultimately didn't screw over the one that would've otherwise won it with a more traditional format.
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These high-downforce/low-horsepower cars make for very uncompetitive, uninteresting racing. Give the championship trophy to the engineers and pit crew.
I just hope the new generation car will actually allow for passing on the track, instead of requiring passes on pit road.
I just hope the new generation car will actually allow for passing on the track, instead of requiring passes on pit road.
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Really wished these "Packages" weren't a thing. Why were they even needed in the first place? What happened to simply leaving the cars alone, apart from their respective track configurations, and leaving the teams to figure it out? Can't say its to keep the big teams from winning because even with the "No Qualifying" format, they still figured it out.
