Facebook Spoilers

[Leebone]

Well, ... I learned not to go on Facebook during race day. The race teams themselves seem to feel the need to post everything that goes on between rounds. JFR is the worst. Lesson learned! No fun watching on TV if you already know what happens.

 

[StockersRock]

Been that way for years. I'd suggest staying even farther away from Twitter on race day.

 

[Mike]

These are the days of instant information on social media unfortunately for people that tape or dvr these things it's best to stay off line and away from such sites.

 

[PJ]

It's how the world rolls now. If you don't want a spoiler for Drag Racing or your TV that you've DVR'd then stay off Facebook and Twitter.

 

[d'kid]

don't you need a wireless phone to use those? If so, guess I'm safe... miss my nextel push to connect...


and PJ, it's VHS

 

[HEMI6point1]

Or just watch the live ESPN3 feed. Can't be spoiled that way.

 

[Nick Name]

Stay away from the TV also, otherwise it will spoil it for you when your National Dragster comes.

 

[vegasnitro]

Stay away from the TV also, otherwise it will spoil it for you when your National Dragster comes.

Classic! I got a good chuckle out of this one.

 

[StockersRock]

...IF you get your National Dragster!

 

[Luke Nieuwhof]

Have to agree with above, if you don't want spoilers, stay off FB and Twitter for a few hours. If I can't see the race on TV I like seeing what's happening as it happens through social media.

 

[rollingthunder]

used to be a day when you wanted to know the results. Instead of 2 weeks in a magazine