craptastic
Member
You guys simply don't like Nascar or racing in general.
It's easy to have all kinds of TRUE information & your opinion.
Millions of people love Nascar, millions of people hate it.
It's not a pointless sport to the millions of people who watch/follow & the thousands who participate, that was my point.
Nascar stock cars are designed to handle like garbage, to make the race entertaining for the fans & to help weed out crappy drivers. Not because nobody in Nascar has the technology, knowledge or talent to improve the cars. Take any asphalt open wheel car - they handle fantastic & there are many untalented drivers making a name for themselves..oh yeah and the racing is HORRIBLY boring.
F1 cars at unbelievable machines, they are very impressive & the man-power it takes to even design/maintain & build a winning car is completely out of our realm of understanding. But, the racing sucks.
I don't care if people hate Nascar, I hate football & baseball for my own personal reasons. But I fully understand how talented those individuals are..
It's easy to have all kinds of TRUE information & your opinion.
Millions of people love Nascar, millions of people hate it.
It's not a pointless sport to the millions of people who watch/follow & the thousands who participate, that was my point.
Nascar stock cars are designed to handle like garbage, to make the race entertaining for the fans & to help weed out crappy drivers. Not because nobody in Nascar has the technology, knowledge or talent to improve the cars. Take any asphalt open wheel car - they handle fantastic & there are many untalented drivers making a name for themselves..oh yeah and the racing is HORRIBLY boring.
F1 cars at unbelievable machines, they are very impressive & the man-power it takes to even design/maintain & build a winning car is completely out of our realm of understanding. But, the racing sucks.
I don't care if people hate Nascar, I hate football & baseball for my own personal reasons. But I fully understand how talented those individuals are..
