Longest ending I've ever seen in a race! (1 Viewer)

[Leebone]

Last night's Xfinity race at Fontana was the longest ending to a race I've ever seen. It wiped out the NHRA qualifying broadcast on FS1. Hope that doesn't happen to the finals in Phoenix tonight.

 

[Scoe]

Just to be sure, have FS2 on stand by. That's what happened last night. I was watching the race and it came up that qualifying would be moved to FS2.

 

[Notch1320]

Both qualifying shows will be re-run on FS2 today starting at 12 noon EST.

 

[Leebone]

Thanks. I'll tune in FS2 now.

 

[BOO BOO]

Doesn't help us who don't have FS2

 

[jimbo]

Was having a chance to watch the Qualifying show Saturday night, the Moose Club was not crowded and about a few minutes before NHRA show was up I asked the nice bartender to put on the show on FS1. The Xfinity race was on and looked like maybe 15 laps or so were left. There was a crash, a caution, a few more laps and then into "overtime" . I admit I have no idea of the roundy - round rules and certainly do not understand overtime. But an hour later after another crash I realized NHRA was not going to be on that night! I will say though, that yellow car hitting those crash drums with the rear quarter was pretty spectacular. Probably not a straight piece of tubing left in that car!

 

[Cliff]

Race was broadcast OK on Fox Sunday night, but did have to wait an agonizing 17.665 minutes to finish a basketball game. arghhhhhhhhh

 

[mgty3whlr]

Was having a chance to watch the Qualifying show Saturday night, the Moose Club was not crowded and about a few minutes before NHRA show was up I asked the nice bartender to put on the show on FS1. The Xfinity race was on and looked like maybe 15 laps or so were left. There was a crash, a caution, a few more laps and then into "overtime" . I admit I have no idea of the roundy - round rules and certainly do not understand overtime. But an hour later after another crash I realized NHRA was not going to be on that night! I will say though, that yellow car hitting those crash drums with the rear quarter was pretty spectacular. Probably not a straight piece of tubing left in that car!

I also went on FS1 and saw the remaining laps. They had a ticker across the bottom to tune into FS2 to see qualifying. So, that's where I went.

 

[tb]

Race was broadcast OK on Fox Sunday night, but did have to wait an agonizing 17.665 minutes to finish a basketball game. arghhhhhhhhh

At the time the Qualifying was to start their was about 1 minute 20 seconds left in game, took 17 minutes to finish