Get rid of fuel injected engines. Go back to carburetors. The air changes during a race more humid/less humid. cooler air/hotter air. These all effect the carburetors during the course of a race. The old days some guys would be good early but as air temps changed they may not be as good. Fuel injection all the engines are pretty much the same all day. As far as TV cut back on commercials and show more racing. I usually just record the race now and power through the commercials I can watch it in almost half the time. Get rid of all of the ticky tac rules, eliminate the stage racing point bs, or if they want to keep it then don't make it a automatic caution. Cautions are boring.
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How to fix NASCAR:
1) allow race cars to go as fast as they can.
2) allow race car drivers to go as fast as they can
3) remove anything designed to limit, reduce, and impede causing race cars to not be able to go as fast as they can.
4) remove stupid penalities and speed limits on pit row.
5) require cars to have engine formatting matching the body manufacturer.
6) remove japanese bodies from race cars.
7) require drivers and crew to travel with the cars they race. No helicopters, planes, or billion dollar driver motorhomes.
8) require Danica Patrick do whatever she wants...
9) No more wives and kids on the starting grid.. this is racin'.. not first day of kindergarten.
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Its dead....I was a big of fan as any. Had PSL at Daytona and Texas....
DONE !
The point system is a joke, competition yellow flag, lucky dog crap, great drivers retirning, restictor plate racing, etc.......
HArdly even remember that a race is on tv now on Sunday's....I might watch 15 or 20 laps and move on
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Originally posted by MacDaddy67 View PostIts dead....I was a big of fan as any. Had PSL at Daytona and Texas....
DONE !
The point system is a joke, competition yellow flag, lucky dog crap, great drivers retirning, restictor plate racing, etc.......
HArdly even remember that a race is on tv now on Sunday's....I might watch 15 or 20 laps and move on
Too many changes that were unnecessary. They are just about going to have to start over from how it once was, if that’s even possible. Going back to carbureted engines is a good start. Lots of things to ponder.
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NHRA drag racing has gone the same way...attendance is low, sponsors are gone, only the big money teams are fielding cars. NASCAR has some problems, but everyone wanted parity, so now they have it. You open the rules and it'll still be the same top tier teams winning. Letting them go "as fast as they can" is asinine. It would be next to impossible to keep the cars on the ground north of 230. Rusty Wallace tested a car at Talledega in 2004 that went 228 without a plate. No telling how fast they'd go now. If you want a car in the stands or just a ton of tore up cars, then pull the plates. Not sure what the answer is, but unlimited speed ain't it.
I like the segment racing. Gives some excitement during the race....not just guys riding in the back avoiding wrecks til the last 25 laps. I'm not a fan of the "playoff" crap, but I can see what they are trying to do. Nobody wants to see the championship wrapped up in September......when the season ends in Nov.
I much prefer dirt racing, but even that has problems here in our area. Our car counts are going down....seems "B" mains are a thing of the past. We keep at it, tho, because it's fun.....
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I don't like the multi car teams, a couple guys with money dominate the majority of the starting positions giving little guys no chance of qualifying.
You have Hendrick with 4 cars, Gibbs with 4, Stewart-Haas with 4, Penske with 3.
Just with 4 teams that is 15 or the 43 starting positions that are guaranteed to start every race.
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Originally posted by whitecrow View PostNHRA drag racing has gone the same way...attendance is low, sponsors are gone, only the big money teams are fielding cars. NASCAR has some problems, but everyone wanted parity, so now they have it. You open the rules and it'll still be the same top tier teams winning. Letting them go "as fast as they can" is asinine. It would be next to impossible to keep the cars on the ground north of 230. Rusty Wallace tested a car at Talledega in 2004 that went 228 without a plate. No telling how fast they'd go now. If you want a car in the stands or just a ton of tore up cars, then pull the plates. Not sure what the answer is, but unlimited speed ain't it.
I like the segment racing. Gives some excitement during the race....not just guys riding in the back avoiding wrecks til the last 25 laps. I'm not a fan of the "playoff" crap, but I can see what they are trying to do. Nobody wants to see the championship wrapped up in September......when the season ends in Nov.
I much prefer dirt racing, but even that has problems here in our area. Our car counts are going down....seems "B" mains are a thing of the past. We keep at it, tho, because it's fun.....Last edited by bossbowman; 05-09-2018, 04:12 PM.
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Bring big tobacco back as the title sponsor for the cup series, and beer company back as the title sponsor for the second their series. Kill the truck series, and start a relegating system.
Bottom 10 teams/drivers move down to the lesser series, and top 10 teams/drivers come up to the bigs. Incentive racing is always best.
Stock CAR fans drink beer and smoke cigarettes. Motocross fans drink Monster energy drinks and wear flat bill ball caps. F1 fans drink wine and have soft cheese small plates for snacks.
Get the fans back by catering to what they enjoy most. Firing up a Marlboro red, popping the top on a Luke warm Budweiser and sitting shirtless on row 41.
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Originally posted by OrangeBlood View PostI don't like the multi car teams, a couple guys with money dominate the majority of the starting positions giving little guys no chance of qualifying.
You have Hendrick with 4 cars, Gibbs with 4, Stewart-Haas with 4, Penske with 3.
Just with 4 teams that is 15 or the 43 starting positions that are guaranteed to start every race.
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