The worst part of the coverage was not even NHRA's fault - it was ESPN insisting on showing ads from companies that prey on people's stupidity! Penny bids, payday loans etc! Ad revenue must be really tight at ESPN.
.....It was great seeing all the interviews with drivers other than Force........
The "ultra-mo" shot of Millican's boomer sure got Mike Dunn fired up when it first happened. Seeing the rod cap just kind of floating behind the cockpit was pretty cool. And, it was replayed a bunch.
Overall, the program was much better than it has been in a long time.
It was great seeing all the interviews with drivers other than Force.
Was Shirley actually speechless when the grandstand was named in her honor? That had to have been a first. But, it was a well deserved honor.
That was Terry McMillen who had the boomer.....Unfortunately, Clay Millican did not qualify.
i think they waisted a little too much time with all the history . . every year they show the same stuff and in a 6 hour telecast ,round 2 wasn't over until it was almost 5 hours into it.