2013 NASCAR Thread

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You forgot the part where she goes up to the booth and talks for the rest of the race.:yuck:

Nah, she'll be too busy rage quitting like the brat she is for that.
 
Patrick out.

*Very unlucky. Are these blow outs unusual considering there has been a couple so far?

Most likely just a bad setup/too much heat on the tire. They typically don't have issues unless the entire production run has a flaw.
 
And there's the Obligatory Interview. Once thats over, no more Danica (apart from the unnecessary Highlights).
 
Why don't they just run the inner liner at all the tracks?
 
And Danica is wrecked. Cue obligatory interview of said talentless driver after wreck. And then follow it with typical overblown amounts of commercials.

The rule of the world these days is to pose wearing next to nothing for a web hosting service. Money unfortunately > raw driving talent. :yuck:
 
Why don't they just run the inner liner at all the tracks?

Banking is higher up towards the wall on some tracks, and the momentum will make up for the longer distance.
 
Banking is higher up towards the wall on some tracks, and the momentum will make up for the longer distance.

No, I mean the inner liner in the tires that they run at the high speed tracks. I mean wouldn't it just benefit all the time in case of a flat?
 
Why don't they just run the inner liner at all the tracks?

It's a safety precaution at places like Daytona and Talladega, so that if the main goes, the driver can maintain some control. It's not considered nessisary elseware.
 
Kyle still hasn't gained that lap back. If it was any other driver, I would pity them. :lol:
 
I'd say that's an example of the difference between Cup and Nationwide.
 
Inner liner for the tire is used on tracks where they run over 150mph I believe.
 
Who else loves the Subway commercial with Jay Glazier failing?

Also, why does Hammond have two mics?
 
Inner liner for the tire is used on tracks where they run over 150mph I believe.

Basically all intermediate tracks and Superspeedways. What about Road Courses (especially the Glen?)
 
Who else loves the Subway commercial with Jay Glazier failing?

Here. I'm in stitches everytime. Only commercial worth watching. :lol:
 
How boring is Matt Kenseth? Only now I realize he's in third.

Caution for tire issue with Gilliland.
 
Tires are a-blowin'.. . .

I think, we might see more of this.
 
Kyle finally on lead lap.
 
That is Kenseth's MO, and nice job by Ambrose not doing what Ragan did.
 
The rule of the world these days is to pose wearing next to nothing for a web hosting service.

More like the only way Danica can get anywhere, though its interesting how it got her much farther then the Cope Sisters who are nothing more then fashion dolls associated by blood with a 500 winner.

Money unfortunately > raw driving talent. :yuck:

That, along with two certain venuelians (one of them ironically, a model :rolleyes:) is what burns me now. I know its all about money but its annoying when talentless hacks with deep pockets get the more rides then the people who actually have talent.


Also, I thought you were "done" with NASCAR.
 
Busch banging.
 
Didn't we think the same thing when Paul Menard moved up to Cup?

Also: Who dropped paint cans on the 33?

Thirdly: when was the last time there were 28 cars on the lead lap?
 
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I thought #33 was a S&P team?
 
Can't wait for the race where Danica does not qualify her way into the race and we can all laugh.
 
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