...the clean racing, the wrecks, the pushing and shoving after the races? Do you enjoy the smell of burnt rubber and fuel in the air at the track? Do you love to see attitudes after the race? Do you like buying souveniers the most? Tell everyone what gets your motor running. I personnaly love the smell of rubber, and fuel. Attitudes are defenitely my opinion of a postive way to end a race. WE need to see it. I love it all. HOW BAD HAVE YOU GOT IT ?
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(you must be a member of this group to comment)FastCarsFan1948
May 06 2008 13:29
EVERYTHING!
I agree with everyone else on here – it IS the intensity, noise, fellow NASCAR fans (family, in my opinion), fast cars, attitude, rooting for your fave guy at the top of your lungs, etc. Plus, these guys ROCK! They give back to the public what they take in with charities of all kinds and other organizations.
donaldjamie
May 05 2008 18:01
Its all good
Its thinking your driver has messed up their chance to win this one and here they come bringing it back to the front, or you just know that they have this one in the bag then there is a big wreck and it takes that chance away but their is always the next race for them to come back around. Its all the cheerin, man i love to cheer my guy on, i am very loud. (and usualy drunk) i like that part to. lol. Its meeting the ppl that cheer for the same guy you cheer for. Its ALL good!!! wooooo hooooo!!!!
speedwayguy
May 04 2008 12:20
I've Really Got it Bad
There isn’t anything I dislike about this sport (except maybe the COT). The spirit of competition, the thrill of a victory, good clean racing, it’s all good to me.
I will always be a Wawd Burton fan and continue to wait for him to get another ride.
I’m up here in the state of NH and go to Loudon every year.
Look forward to hearing from all of you.
Jim
JAWAN
Apr 21 2008 23:20
New respect for NASCAR
For the longest I thought that NASCAR was all about making left turns. I went to the Bank of America 500 @ LMS last year, and seeing men drive six inches off someones bumper going 180+ mph was just amazing to me. I have always heard that if you go to one you are hooked for life. Now I know that is true. I will experience my second race October 19. Can’t wait to go.
BristolMike
Feb 08 2008 09:26
Just love racing
I love nascar style racing, not much for the open wheelers and I have done some dirt bike and drag racing in my time. What style of racing is best depends on the track, the drivers and what they are doing at the time. Sometimes a “bump and run” is needed if the car in front is slower and just holding off a faster car. I love the draft but hate the fact that it’s so codependant with other drivers deciding whether or not to go with someone that has a good chance of going to the front. Bristol has changed many times over the years from a rim riding driver track to a bottom lane beat and bang to now a 3 lane everyone has a shot to move up without having to crash someone else to get there. Sometimes watching someone get so hooked up at a track that they totally dominate a race is fun to watch, you gotta love the fact that they really beat everyone before they dropped the green flag.
nascarminded
Feb 03 2008 16:45
DOWN'N'DIRTY
I love an intense race! Bumper to bumper! When I go to a race, the smells is WHAT I LOVE!!!! The smoke, burnt rubber, fuel….gets my adrenaline pumping!
auge82
Jan 30 2008 18:03
Good, clean racing...
..that’s what I love! I love watching drivers race their guts out, without pulling any dirty stuff. But then at the same time, a driver moving someone out of the way…well, that can be fun to watch too. I hate seeing beating and banging just because a couple of “little boys” lose their temper. I like to see the guys vent after the race, and I don’t mind the occational slip of a cuss word. Let these guys show some personality, for goodness sake! But racing is a family afair at my house, as in many homes, so they need to keep it relatively clean for the kids.
newmanrock12
Jan 30 2008 14:44
Everything
Well but the big wrecks, i like racers getting hurt. But i like the tenchin when my drivers doing good, even if its in the middal of the race. The attatudes of the drivers as the race goes on and things dont go there way or they just have a just plain bad day. I love the smell of bernt rubber so i bet being at the track is the best. Cant wait till i get to go.
chica20586
Jan 28 2008 17:24
its the tension
when my driver is going for the lead or has the lead in the final laps and caution comes out..The big one. its the one crash in a race that everyone is talking about, either it takes out contenders or happens in the worst timing. And of course the speed. nothing better!! good blog…can’t wait for racing to start up again!!
dDrunkmonkey
Jan 28 2008 16:50
Whew, thats a tuff one to answer
I like the racing exp. in general. Clean passes, “the Big One”, even the bump n’ runs. I think what I like the most is the driver commentary and the interviews after the race itself. Gotta agree tho, post-race heat is a lotta fun (Carl Edwards comes to mind)