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Old 02-25-2017, 08:11 PM
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Watched the truck and Xfinity wreck fest's at Daytona. Wow talk about carnage.
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New points rules. Makes pretty much the entire race worth something.
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Watched the truck and Xfinity wreck fest's at Daytona. Wow talk about carnage.
If today was any indication of the 500 tomorrow, its gonna be something to watch.
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Xfinity race was crazy, between the wrecks and the 5 min repair clock only 24 cars finished the race. Crafton's mctwist in the last wreck last nite was pretty cool. Glad everyone has been able to walk away.

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Old 02-26-2017, 06:51 AM
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Daytona on this week?
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Trucks have always been a wreck fest at Daytona, and now the xfinity cars have less downforce than the Cup(or whateverTF they call them these days)... last weeks twins werent so bad so today I expect just the usual one 'The Big One'... I'll take a guess.... lap 165
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If today was any indication of the 500 tomorrow, its gonna be something to watch.
Yeah, every season starts that way. Then Nascar comes in and says our rules aren't confusing enough so let's change them every week.
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The #1 car might want to start up the semi and just drive into it ...after causing 2 big wrecks... send him back to Arca
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The #1 car might want to start up the semi and just drive into it ...after causing 2 big wrecks... send him back to Arca
Yep, he sure wrecked plenty of good cars. It kept the wrecker guys busy.
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I don't think they made the racing confusing enough. Which race am I watching? The first half, second half or third? Why are there "intermissions" now? Caution clock? Should the teams even bring tools to the track anymore other than the jacks and air wrenches for changing tires? Like what can you do in 5 minutes including driving around the track?
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