When was the last time Dale Jr. threw a punch? 

Same here

Found him annoying, but didn’t realize how good he was until he was gone.

I don’t

Mike who?

Is Mike gone ??

a "Fans Commission and Board". The Dale Jr. Still the most popular and well recognized name in NASCAR. Should be it's chairmen

Salem and IRP too!!!! Tour the region when they can expand the series!🤘😁🤘

We are already race CRA late models at all of those tracks and have for years with the same rules as the CARS Tour so why would they need to come?

​@@andyjennings15 what's the CRA Late Models? Do you know where I can watch them?

Needs 100 HP back.

Yall have been saying this for 10 years now. They give you a new car you complain every single time. Just say you want the 87s back and be done with it. This has been the best the racings been in 20 years. Nobody just goes out and dominates a race anymore they have to work for it.

@@user-ri5qq3yh7f Joey led 199 of 200 laps in the All Star Race. Larson puts on nearly new tires near the end but couldn't catch or pass Joey whose on tires with nearly 100 laps. That's not just because of Joey's skill set.

@@stephenlea5765 Has a ton to do with it. Also a ton to do with the track not the car itself. Let's talk about how he also put in the time on the sim. That nobody else did. What about everywhere else he didn't win?

not every fan is like you. You gotta appeal to the lesser hard-core fan. I get you. But we are not the only ones into the sport like that

54 and 24 also had about 800 Laps in testing at the same time.. 1 hit the wall and bent a toe link (24) and 1 spun (54) . Why were they not better

​@@jimmirogers3485sounds like a new fan. Setups. That's why they weren't better. Driver talent also comes into play but Ty Gibbs is a damn good driver while William Byron is an okay driver. Also the setup, along with equipment, determines how well the car drives.

@@turtleman6854I would definitely have Byron ranked higher than Ty Gibbs, but yes, leading races and winning also require more than testing a tire. Sometimes Lady Luck comes into play as well

@@pandaman1869 yes you are right that luck also plays a good deal because when you're going around a track almost 200mph it's indeed dumb luck that they don't put it in the wall 🤣

I heard that, I got out of there just in time. It got me on my drive back home.

That’s 6 words…

What is his role in the NASCAR world? Don’t know what he or Dalton do outside of the download 🤷‍♀️

PS not the fight part hahaha ... But it was like days of old 🥊M

NASCAR did not change the banking

@@johnhaas2523yes they did! It’s progressive banking at Bristol now, NASCAR killed Bristol & 90% of the other tracks thatve been repaved

​@johnhaas2523 Thanks. I was wondering the details. Feel like Bristol is the only short track still hanging on as good racing.

The only current NASCAR driver that’s even shown he actually knows how to throw a punch has been the little runt Gibbs.

@@toddschlicher Ross popped Noah with a pretty sharp shot.

@@lgsocom Yeah you’re right, I forgot about that one.

Agreed. And a sucker punch. Weak. Just like his driving.

To the commenter asking about the 1970s Victory Lane character: His name is Bill Brodrick, the Unocal (aka Union 76, the big spinning orange ball seen at their gas stations across the USA, was the official racing gas of NASCAR for decades) ambassador who for 29 years led, coordinated, orchestrated Victory Lane celebrations and what became known as "The Hat Dance" (search YT if you haven't seen it. The sped-up ones are hilarious!) He took his job seriously - getting the winner and his team in Unocal hats and lined up for photographers/UP-API reporters as soon as possible to make the next day's newspapers' sports page. Pretty soon, other sponsors like Goodyear (or Hoosier during the Tire Wars years) Gatorade and STP and the race then the car's main sponsors, started providing Bill with boxes of their hats for him to pass out and ensure their photographers got pictures for their companies. [FYI there was also Leo Mehl, Goodyear racing head honcho, always in Victory Lane, too.] I'm old, hehe, and been going to the races since I was in utero (Mom drag-raced until she couldn't fit behind the steering wheel June 1966; first NASCAR race was at Ona WV, 2 months old but Mom & I stayed in the car parked up by the fence during the race while Dad & his buddies were in the stands - priorities, I guess? He built race engines.) If we weren't at the race, we'd listen on the AM band of the radio, tuned in to some far off station like WLS in Chicago that was carrying the broadcast -- WAY before ABC's chopped up recap of the previous week's race during 'Wide World of Sports' was a weekend TV glimpse and never live.

Sure. Byron's move was something you would expect from a driver like Stenhouse. Each awful moves in their own right.

I don't know "the old system" as I just starting following Nascar around 2017 ish, but you could "add" (or boost) regular season points awarded for things; ...wins, poles, Majors, etc. All of this imo are measures of production, no gimmick(s) needed.

Everybody can afford it You just got to figure out how to budget for it. It's not Junior's problem That old timers like you only live on social security and have no other income like a pension or part time job. NASCAR is about younger fans

@johnhass you are about a fool

​@@johnhaas2523yeah well just remember smart-ass one day you'll be "old" too!! Have some respect!!!!!

​@johnhaas2523 it's not up to you to judge other people and their financial standing in life. As far as Nascar being for younger people? I'm 58 and have been watching since the mid 70's. History is a big part of Nascar. Why do you think Stapleton42 is such a popular U tube channel. You will be old one day too if your lucky. ,

The tv viewership really going down? Thought nascar was booming.

Ya, streaming is just a money grab. Sadly.

He will ruin NASCAR given the chance. He wrecked DEI not Theresa, then flopped at Hendrick.

Jr. needs to level up and get rid of the giggly boys. Denny would work.

What do you do/where? Couldn't believe that track was in the middle of nowhere.

And Hamlin drives for a DIFFERENT team! Haha. Total joke. Imagine Jordan owned the Wizards and played for the Bulls. 😂

Do you not like racing and fast cars? 😂

Make sure The storm drain doesn't get covered with trash when rains so much as that was the big problem

Would be cool if Larson could do it after Indy though.

Yeah it would be

Are u a computer program, or do u post this every week everywhere for fun?? Paid by the comment? Genuinely curious. Every week without fail, "Christopher Bell...blah blah". 😂

@@FantasySportsZen maybe I don't maybe I do I'm just Bell's biggest fan that's all

​@@marcusvillarrealwell congrats my man...u called it😅

No

Racing is not a stick and ball sport.About time people figured it out. Get back to improving the racing and the fans will be there.

I, personally, am hoping NASCAR will come to their senses, admit what a dumbass idea it was and get back to running a race 400, 500 miles from start to finish the way it shoulda STAYED. And I think they will once every seat in the house is empty.

I want win & in gone. Have best drivers in playoffs, not drivers who only win speedway & road courses

So you miss the days where the championship was locked up with 3 races to go? Yeah that was super fun.