my brother? If so, did you meet him?TheStorm said:I hope you told Brad that I said hello...caryking said:
I had family members come over and I missed the race. I literally turned on the TV as Bell was crossing the finish line. How was the racing?
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Nah, man... I've never met him, but just wanted to show you that I pay attention to your posts.
How would maybe you, Glass and ncsu think about trying to put together a small group of us to go to a race this season? Would love to meet everyone here in person sometime. It's got to be 35 years since I've been to one in person at this point.
How would maybe you, Glass and ncsu think about trying to put together a small group of us to go to a race this season? Would love to meet everyone here in person sometime. It's got to be 35 years since I've been to one in person at this point.
Works for me. Last one I went to was the 2011 August Bristol weekend.TheStorm said:
Nah, man... I've never met him, but just wanted to show you that I pay attention to your posts.
How would maybe you, Glass and ncsu think about trying to put together a small group of us to go to a race this season? Would love to meet everyone here in person sometime. It's got to be 35 years since I've been to one in person at this point.
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
.@NASCAR on the possible Auto Club Speedway short track: "That’s option No. 1. Obviously, we’ve been there for a long time. We still retain enough land to build a half-mile oval if we chose to do that. But we still need some time to sort some things out." https://t.co/8FDArCBq7c
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) March 10, 2025
Starting to sound like the 4 or 5th OEM we keep hearing about.
And the VERY LAST THING NASCAR NEEDS is another 1/2 mile track.ncsupack1 said:
Starting to sound like the 4 or 5th OEM we keep hearing about.
TheStorm said:And the VERY LAST THING NASCAR NEEDS is another 1/2 mile track.ncsupack1 said:
Starting to sound like the 4 or 5th OEM we keep hearing about.
Agree, right now that type of racing hasn't been the best.
TheStorm said:
Nah, man... I've never met him, but just wanted to show you that I pay attention to your posts.
How would maybe you, Glass and ncsu think about trying to put together a small group of us to go to a race this season? Would love to meet everyone here in person sometime. It's got to be 35 years since I've been to one in person at this point.
I missed this yesterday. Right now my schedule is a mess. 36 years is way too long. Lol
anyone here going to Rockingham? Thinking about going to the xfinity race
@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
@TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY.
@TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY.
.@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) March 11, 2025
🔲 @TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY. pic.twitter.com/w8qNbuCV36
I've thought about it, I know a couple of people going. We hit up so many races, I just haven't made up my mind.erniencsu02 said:
anyone here going to Rockingham? Thinking about going to the xfinity race
Wolfer79 said:
@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
@TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY..@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) March 11, 2025
🔲 @TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY. pic.twitter.com/w8qNbuCV36
I don't know why but Xfinity just feels so right on the CW. Like, it's just where it belongs and the numbers are proving it, haha.
WarrenPeace said:Wolfer79 said:
@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
@TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY..@FS1 got a 1.43 rating and 2.82 million viewers for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix; there's no direct comparison to last year as that event was on @FoxTV's broadcast channel (4.028 million viewers).
— Adam Stern (@A_S12) March 11, 2025
🔲 @TheCW got 1.2 million for Saturday's Xfinity race, up 13% YOY. pic.twitter.com/w8qNbuCV36
I don't know why but Xfinity just feels so right on the CW. Like, it's just where it belongs and the numbers are proving it, haha.
Agree. Just think what the numbers would be if all CW affiliates aired the races.
Amazon adds Carl Edwards to NASCAR coverage
https://awfulannouncing.com/racing/amazon-adds-carl-edwards-nascar-coverage.htmlQuote:
NASCAR Hall of Famer Carl Edwards is finally giving television a try, joining Amazon for their coverage later this year.
Interesting change.
In addition to changing the OEP today, NASCAR also put this wrinkle in: Some races might not be eligible for the OEP at all. https://t.co/nV0F97y926 pic.twitter.com/mD0cSpxf3n
— Jeff Gluck (@jeff_gluck) March 12, 2025
NASCAR overthinks everything they do.
erniencsu02 said:
NASCAR overthinks everything they do.
I think the pushback from the girl who ran this past weekend, could have played a role here. I'm not a 100 percent sure But yes, the back and forth continues.
I think it would be cool if NASCAR adopted the F1 style of teams and the points system.
Teams can only and/or must have 2 or 3 cars
Limit the number of teams to 15
Personally, I'd like to see 2 car teams only, meaning 30 cars on the track.
Points only go to the top 10 or 15 place finishes.
Team points assigned.
Individual and team championships.
No stage points.
Shorten races.
Also, it would be nice to see a primary sponsor for a team and the team cars look alike…
Teams can only and/or must have 2 or 3 cars
Limit the number of teams to 15
Personally, I'd like to see 2 car teams only, meaning 30 cars on the track.
Points only go to the top 10 or 15 place finishes.
Team points assigned.
Individual and team championships.
No stage points.
Shorten races.
Also, it would be nice to see a primary sponsor for a team and the team cars look alike…
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
Friday, March 14
Midnight, Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour (re-air), FS2 12:30 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick Goes Drifting (re-air), FS2 1 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Phoenix Recap (re-air), FS2 10:15 a.m.,
IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge: Race 2, Peacock 11:20 a.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Qualifying, Peacock 2:10 p.m.,
IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Sebring Race, Peacock 3:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Practice And Qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, FS2 5 p.m.,
IMSA Lamborghini Super Trofeo: Race 2, Peacock 6 p.m.,
NASCAR Xfinity Series Practice And Qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The CW App 6:10 p.m.,
IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup: Race 2, Peacock 9 p.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, FS1
Midnight, Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour (re-air), FS2 12:30 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick Goes Drifting (re-air), FS2 1 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour: Phoenix Recap (re-air), FS2 10:15 a.m.,
IMSA Ford Mustang Challenge: Race 2, Peacock 11:20 a.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Qualifying, Peacock 2:10 p.m.,
IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Sebring Race, Peacock 3:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Practice And Qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, FS2 5 p.m.,
IMSA Lamborghini Super Trofeo: Race 2, Peacock 6 p.m.,
NASCAR Xfinity Series Practice And Qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The CW App 6:10 p.m.,
IMSA Porsche Carrera Cup: Race 2, Peacock 9 p.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, FS1
I know it's a different day and age of racing but I often wonder what Dale Sr's reaction (along with Waltrip, Gordon and others) would have been if NASCAR approached him and asked his opinion about the current format. Well, Big E. We're going to run 26 races and have 2 breaks during them and after those 26 races we're going to take the top 12 and reset them and set the points at basically zero.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
I know why they have the playoffs. To put an emphasis on winning but still
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
You make some really good points. I would like a 3 race championship run, and start with maybe 12 cars instead of 16?Glasswolf said:I know it's a different day and age of racing but I often wonder what Dale Sr's reaction (along with Waltrip, Gordon and others) would have been if NASCAR approached him and asked his opinion about the current format. Well, Big E. We're going to run 26 races and have 2 breaks during them and after those 26 races we're going to take the top 12 and reset them and set the points at basically zero.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
I know why they have the playoffs. To put an emphasis on winning but still
ncsupack1 said:You make some really good points. I would like a 3 race championship run, and start with maybe 12 cars instead of 16?Glasswolf said:I know it's a different day and age of racing but I often wonder what Dale Sr's reaction (along with Waltrip, Gordon and others) would have been if NASCAR approached him and asked his opinion about the current format. Well, Big E. We're going to run 26 races and have 2 breaks during them and after those 26 races we're going to take the top 12 and reset them and set the points at basically zero.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
I know why they have the playoffs. To put an emphasis on winning but still
I'm blown away that Bell is 2nd in points after winning 3/4 races. I mean, I'm sure it makes sense somehow within the current rules but how the heck can a guy that won 3/4 be 2nd in points? Byron has a 27th place finish and Bell has a 31st I think, but that puts Byron ahead? Huh??
lol
Agree. Maybe it's stage points? The old scoring you got points for a win, leading a lap and leading the most laps.WarrenPeace said:ncsupack1 said:You make some really good points. I would like a 3 race championship run, and start with maybe 12 cars instead of 16?Glasswolf said:I know it's a different day and age of racing but I often wonder what Dale Sr's reaction (along with Waltrip, Gordon and others) would have been if NASCAR approached him and asked his opinion about the current format. Well, Big E. We're going to run 26 races and have 2 breaks during them and after those 26 races we're going to take the top 12 and reset them and set the points at basically zero.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
I know why they have the playoffs. To put an emphasis on winning but still
I'm blown away that Bell is 2nd in points after winning 3/4 races. I mean, I'm sure it makes sense somehow within the current rules but how the heck can a guy that won 3/4 be 2nd in points? Byron has a 27th place finish and Bell has a 31st I think, but that puts Byron ahead? Huh??
lol
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
My guess is the 24 overall has had a consistent start to finish year so far. Without looking it up, but yes, you would think that the 20 is the points leader.WarrenPeace said:ncsupack1 said:You make some really good points. I would like a 3 race championship run, and start with maybe 12 cars instead of 16?Glasswolf said:I know it's a different day and age of racing but I often wonder what Dale Sr's reaction (along with Waltrip, Gordon and others) would have been if NASCAR approached him and asked his opinion about the current format. Well, Big E. We're going to run 26 races and have 2 breaks during them and after those 26 races we're going to take the top 12 and reset them and set the points at basically zero.ncsupack1 said:Glasswolf said:Dale Jr. mentioned on one of his podcast about how high the amount of debris cautions had gone up. Once they started stage racing the amount of debris cautions went substantially down. I'm all for doing away with stages.ncsupack1 said:
Although I'd like to end the stages also, I don't think it will happen.
I don't like them either. The issue is when NASCAR did away with them on road courses recently, folks threw a fit about it. I believe one race was maybe a hour and half.
I know why they have the playoffs. To put an emphasis on winning but still
I'm blown away that Bell is 2nd in points after winning 3/4 races. I mean, I'm sure it makes sense somehow within the current rules but how the heck can a guy that won 3/4 be 2nd in points? Byron has a 27th place finish and Bell has a 31st I think, but that puts Byron ahead? Huh??
lol
Someone in trouble.
Pit Road Officiating video of the offense. https://t.co/tcjjvKieBB pic.twitter.com/RiIBqjJDGZ
— Mike Forde (@mforde) March 15, 2025
Saturday, March 15
2 a.m., NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (re-air), FS2 4 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour (re-air), FS1 9 a.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (re-air), FS1 10 a.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Race Part 1, Peacock 1:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Cup Series Practice And Qualifying: Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Prime Video 4 p.m.,
NASCAR Countdown Live, The CW 4:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Xfinity Series: The LiUNA! at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The CW 5 p.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Race Part 1, Peacock
2 a.m., NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (re-air), FS2 4 a.m.,
Kevin Harvick's Happy Hour (re-air), FS1 9 a.m.,
NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series: Ecosave 200 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (re-air), FS1 10 a.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Race Part 1, Peacock 1:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Cup Series Practice And Qualifying: Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Prime Video 4 p.m.,
NASCAR Countdown Live, The CW 4:30 p.m.,
NASCAR Xfinity Series: The LiUNA! at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, The CW 5 p.m.,
IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship: Sebring Race Part 1, Peacock
It's stage points. I saw it Monday, somewhere around a 20 point difference.
It's only an anomaly though, because those wins don't really kick in until the playoffs start and Bell is clearly the points leader when you take that into account.
It's only an anomaly though, because those wins don't really kick in until the playoffs start and Bell is clearly the points leader when you take that into account.
TheStorm said:
It's stage points. I saw it Monday, somewhere around a 20 point difference.
It's only an anomaly though, because those wins don't really kick in until the playoffs start and Bell is clearly the points leader when you take that into account.
Got ya. The stage points do make sense.
I really enjoyed this. Carl's abrupt retirement and lack of appearances cast a shadow on why he stopped.
— Matt Sarzyniak (@mattsarz) March 15, 2025
[The Dale Jr. Download] Carl Edwards on Returning, Reconciling, and Why He Retired in the First Place #theDaleJrDownload https://t.co/JVWsIv7ylE via @PodcastAddict
Completely forgot the trucks ran last night.
I asked a ref if he could give me a technical foul for thinking bad things about him. He said, of course not. I said, well, I think you stink. And he gave me a technical. You can't trust em.
I fell asleep, past my bed time when the race was still on.Glasswolf said:
Completely forgot the trucks ran last night.
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