The qualifying's a disaster! I feel bad for the fans who had to sit through that mess! Also anybody notice how empty those stands are? I guess if it isn't NASCAR they don't bother!
why run today if you didn't have to? tomorrow will be much cooler, track temp for rd 3 today was 121+, weird that weather guys were still calling for rain today, which would have held attendance down...
whatever, audiocast was fine today, listened yesterday and today, Tommy and Melanie were both good...
The qualifying's a disaster! I feel bad for the fans who had to sit through that mess! Also anybody notice how empty those stands are? I guess if it isn't NASCAR they don't bother!
Looked to me like Round 1 of fuel might have been pretty ugly too. Seems like a lot of carnage with every pair. Don't know, I wasn't there ... but I bet the fans that were there got to see a bunch of cleaning and down time. I think one of the drivers even commented during his top end interview.The qualifying's a disaster! I feel bad for the fans who had to sit through that mess! Also anybody notice how empty those stands are? I guess if it isn't NASCAR they don't bother!
I guess if it isn't NASCAR they don't bother!
I wouldn't be so quick with that demographic analysis. I lived in that area until recently. Counting Bristol (which has weekly bracket races) there are six dragstrips within a two hour drive that I know of. Try again.
I went to Bristol for Friday only and ended up staying and watching all three days. Typical Bristol track, it will hold low et with one pair and two pairs later everyone is smoking the tires, and then back to low ets.
Lots of seats on the premises, many were empty but there were a lot of people lining the fences where they could. Many people watch from their motor homes that are parked on the hills and have a view of the track.
The place is clean (they even have personnel going around sweeping up the cigarette butts), spacious, with friendly personnel. I got to watch 3 rounds from Bruton's suite and that was great.