NASCAR redneckery.

[Art Sandusky]

It pops up on CBS and ABC still when nothing else is going on, and of course the Indy 500 is on every year.

[Guest Queen Leelee]

There's far too much discussion about a sport where cars drive in a circle, and most people only watch in the hope to see any crashes or controversy.

 

In this world, many things are popular because most people are idiots. American Idol. NASCAR. Etc...

[Guest Richard McBeef]

Ah lock Ricky Ruuuuuudd.

[EVIL~! alkeiper]

I'm not a Nascar fan myself, but that's enough with the "Nascar sucks" posts.

[Guest Richard McBeef]

May I, as we say around these parts, take it to NHB?

[Slayer]

Posts about "NASCAR sucks" distracts people from serious discussion about NASCAR

[The Niggardly King]

Never appealed to me.

[Guest Queen Leelee]

I'm not a Nascar fan myself, but that's enough with the "Nascar sucks" posts.

I didn't say that.

[Art Sandusky]

Oh, I almost forgot but remembered upon seeing an advertisment on SpeedChannel: The idea of a few powerful teams of drivers/cars is pretty much how racing is done on the professional, global exposure level. It's not part of NASCAR's ruination. If nothing else, it keeps the circuit grounded in auto racing still. If they cease having owners of the cars and just have "NASCAR drivers," it will truly be dead. I wish this was flippant conjecture, but the idea of the organization pretty much building the cars they use and charging teams/automakers with the cost of one is another case of the true factory-backed STOCK CAR racing aspects and benefits of participation dropping to almost nil.

[MarvinisaLunatic]

Ah lock Ricky Ruuuuuudd.

*snickers*

[Guest Tzar Lysergic]

May I, as we say around these parts, take it to NHB?

Please.