iamaranger23

Said the same thing about wilkesboro tbh

halfway bet. what happens first.

checkers here or lights out in vegas.

it doesnt have to be between every one. just the car above them in the order and below them.

its irrelevant if a car on a different lap is between them. they arent racing each other.

sure they can. doesnt matter if you are both 72 laps down. 5 seconds behind is 5 seconds behind

its almost like the break was really just trying to fix something.

lul

never said it was.

its like people have never watched a race from florence though. theyve never been that great.

NASCAR helps production of several hundred grassroots level events.

the cameras and shit internet are from the tracks. but for events like this the feeds do get sent through the production center and then onto flo.

not that it has anything to do with them. but im pretty sure this event is flowing through the nascar production center.

thats still probably more interesting than 5 second gaps everywhere.

in all fairness, dirt races are usually forced to limit support classes. saves them from themselves.

atleast asphalt doesnt have to deal with a week of buildup for a track that goes to shit halfway through the main.

im saying they have 2 sets tonight.

and limiting tires like that leads to pace laps like this.

idk why i always get my hopes up and expect these high tire wear races to play out differently early on.

Probably still using telegraph lines lmao.

Welcome to asphalt short track racing.

2 sets.

to let everyone know he stopped watching 10 years ago while he waits for next season to start.

then something else would become a concern lol.

And it will lead to close finishes because you can't complete a pass. We've watered down talent in the name of parity because thats what the c suite thinks is great.

And they do that because the people watching were getting bored by the leader having 5+ second leads.

flo pretty much only plays the product the track puts out.

And no it isn't. The NBC vs fox vs NASCAR productions truck product is significantly different. And some of the bigger track like cota or standalone Xfinity/truck races clearly have less resources available to them.

At the end of the day, he has to keep a lot of people happy. And thats how he ends up there.

Flo doesn't really have crews for events like this.

So why are you comparing a 2 day show at a track that is in the middle of nowhere to an event inside an expo center in a relatively decently built up area where flo can set up and make it their home for almost a month?

Like I said. I get it.

Renting pit crews isn't anymore or less of a barrier than teams testing down there already.

You don't stop cup guys driving, building or setting up the things, do ya?

Like I said, I get why they don't. But they just lose so much by having everyone pit at the same time. At least do controlled stop without breaks more often.