NASCAR is back
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Possibly, but the rules are applied just as arbitrarily. How many times has a mysterious piece of debris caused a caution flag? Isn't it strange that this almost always happens at the end of a race and pretty much seals the deal? Why is it that some teams/drivers are allowed a little bit more leway in the "rules" than others? Speaking of rules, where is the official rule book? All other sports have a set of published rules that everyone has access to except NASCAR, why?
Don't even get me started on how stock these stock cars aren't.
Don't even get me started on how stock these stock cars aren't.
If you dislike so much about NASCAR, then why do watch it and participate in this thread?
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I agree that they are both legends and I'm not saying that Sr. wasn't a great driver. I'm just making the point that why is there still trailers devoted to a guy who's been dead for 9 years at todays races. Kinda fanatical if you ask me. He was great but not godlike.
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I honestly tried to watch NASCAR a while back. This entire thread is the perfect proof of my problem with it, there aren't clear cut rules. Until I see an official NASCAR rule book on a stack of rain tires they are no more legitimate than the WWF.
At least Wrasslin' is honest about themselves.
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Fanatical. That's why they're called fans.
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Anytime someone dies in a sport, it kind of elevates their status.. Sr was pretty deserving of this just because he was actually successful.. Sean taylor too
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r.i.p.