Larry got replaced by Jeff Gordon, he now plays the role of Andy Petree 2: Electric Boogaloo
Hope you guys are ready for #Eldora, because that's the name now
http://nascar.nbcsports.com/2016/01/26/why-a-hashtag-became-a-nascar-race-name/
I think we all know who was the "greatest" comentator in espn's nascar coverage:
It's been a joke on the internet for a while, I've just been using it a lot recentlyReally betting the farm on that joke, aren't ya?
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When that man left and was replaced with Alan Bestwick, nascar on ESPN actually became tolerable to the point that I would take it any day over FOX. Even their camera operators slightly improved.
1. Probably has to do with Olympic coverageWhy is the Indy race starting that late? And why, aside from Martinsville, Pocono and New Hampshire, are all the races pushed back roughly an hour when they switch to NBC/NBCSN?
After watching this, I now see why it has been said that the Southeast is the true armpit of America
Earlier last week The Race Hub did a segment on Jeff's Iron Man career. He told stories where he could've easily gotten out of the car but didn't and those could've ended his streak.
A couple of stories he said at Watkins Glen years ago his right hand was bleeding through his glove and onto the shifter because the skin was gone in the palm of his right hand due to shifting gears all day. He stayed in the race, kept bleeding and won the race.
Another race was at Darlington in the Southern 500. He had the flu so bad he was throwing up in the car, had a 103 degree fever and couldn't speak. The only way he and Evernham could communicate was morse code. Jeff would click the radio 1 time for yes and 2 times for no. By the way, he won that race too.
I appreciate the ironman Nascar stories and have heard of Ricky Rudd's ones
for example numerous times where he drove with his eyes duct taped open
and other crazy things, but these Jeff Gordon efforts was unknown to me until
very recently..
Why is the Indy race starting that late? And why, aside from Martinsville, Pocono and New Hampshire, are all the races pushed back roughly an hour when they switch to NBC/NBCSN?
It is neat to see Richmond having a day race again. If circuits have two races a year and lights, I like seeing them run one during the day and the other prime time. I would like to see Charlotte go back to that, but I'm sure Bruton or Humpy or whoever would never allow it. Any why doesn't Phoenix have a night race anymore?
Lots of why's from me.
Lets not forget that they had one of their pit reporters comentate once:
His commentary is the least of the problems for that series this year.And this bloke will be commentating on the NCWTS races for FOX this year...![]()