I watch NASCAR like basketball. Last 2 minutes of the B-ball game, last 20 laps of a NASCAR race. As if the cookie cutter cars weren't bad enough, add restrictor plates and it really stinks. I don't know how anyone can watch these 20-30 car trains lap after lap and call that exciting racing. Good for #22, but let's be honest, any one of a dozen cars up front would've won had they gotten "the push." Before you start flaming me, I started following NASCAR in 1962 and stopped when they quit using real Chevies, Fords, Pontiacs and Mopars.
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