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Talk about taking advantage of a bad situation!

And turning it into a good one!

https://motorsportstribune.com/wallace-to-mcdowell-what-a-joke-he-is/

But wait....There's more!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Front-Bumper-from-Bubba-Wallace-43-NASCAR-All-Star-Open-Race-in-Bristol/193579959996?hash=item2d1243c6bc:g:zB0AAOSw~51fEd54

 

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.  Glad it's benefitting MRO!

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How about that!  Klyde Butch gets his Xfin win taken away because he ran too low on the left rear.  Just like his bud Hambin a year or so ago.  Maybe Gibby bunch has a learning disability?

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I think NASCAR needs to loosen up a little. They need to go back to when they were really popular examine what made them that way. More money is being spent to keep the cars in tolerance during the race for fear of being disqualified. I use to be die hard never miss NASCAR watcher. Now it’s something different to watch on a Sunday. Tony Stewart supposedly is coming out with a new racing deal next year. Can’t wait for that.


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nascar can't loosen up on the rules, as an unenforced rule is not a rule that will be followed, and it will only take a race or two before everyone to modify their cars to not follow it, at the very least just to keep up with everyone else breaking the rule to get an advantage.

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I'd like to see them drop the number of cars down to 30. I'm tired of seeing cars running just to collect a paycheck. Only 81 laps into today's race and there's 6 cars more than 3 laps down because of their pace. Just park the car already.

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23 minutes ago, Ithan Henry said:

I'd like to see them drop the number of cars down to 30. I'm tired of seeing cars running just to collect a paycheck. Only 81 laps into today's race and there's 6 cars more than 3 laps down because of their pace. Just park the car already.

Thinking they are just pacing themselves. it is pretty hot in Texas today, good time to stay hydrated, maybe pull over for a bathroom break, get a fresh soda.....

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Can’t learn unless you’re there. The only person I can recall exploded to his potential was BIg E. Probably the best in the last few years didn’t make it in the five car to excel in the 18. Slice bread is another to fail at Hendricks to succeed in the 22. Now if there’s no doubt someone can’t drive at that level. The sponsor would probably be the first to make the move.


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After long and careful reflection and consideration, I have decided to bestow the new nickname to one Darryl Wallace, Jr.

May he be henceforth known as....

 

         "Backfire" Bubba Wallace.

This shall be known throughout the land.

 

Sponsorships, bump and runs, reprisal trash dumps; nothing is going as planned.

Oh, well.

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On 7/19/2020 at 4:33 PM, JimCost2014 said:

Thinking they are just pacing themselves. it is pretty hot in Texas today, good time to stay hydrated, maybe pull over for a bathroom break, get a fresh soda.....

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Doesn't really matter to me. Although I do enjoy listening to Clint Bowyer when he does the Xfinity races. When he retires they need to make him a full time commentator. 

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Anyone got a preference for which network coverage they like better?
NBC. Better commentary and they don't immediately cut to re-airing the race.

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