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I don't care is there is 4' of snow on the track, they should throw on some chunky tires and keep going.
I don't care is there is 4' of snow on the track, they should throw on some chunky tires and keep going.
Alpha said:Well....considering how fast those cars go, I think it'd be much more deadly than usual
it'd make for good tv though![]()
Also you have to remember that unless other types of auto racing the use of brakes in NASCAR is very very limited, and the tires they use get superhot afteronly 15-20mins of racing from them pushing it.B Deuce said:glad i got good answers...it never made sense to me how they couldn't just use treaded tires when rain delays happen -- the jet car that passed the sound barrier on land used treaded tires on dirt when it did it. Thanx for the replies peeps.
edit: but I've never seen a NASCAR race that wasn't on an ovalesque track that didn't make left turns only...what races should I watch that don't do that? I know IRL races have various tracks, especially the Toyota GP in Long Beach.
Thats just like comparing MotoX to SuperbikeStevethecleric said:Indy and CART cars go faster, and they have an open cockpit, and they still run in the rain...this is why nascar is a pansy "sport"
they run what like 2 road track races duing the season Watkins Glen and Sears Point? the season is rediculously long, Febuary to November, and they only manage 2 tracks that have right turns?
:disappoinStevethecleric said:Indy and CART cars go faster, and they have an open cockpit, and they still run in the rain...this is why nascar is a pansy "sport"
dude, I don't know jack about nascarStevethecleric said:Indy and CART cars go faster, and they have an open cockpit, and they still run in the rain...this is why nascar is a pansy "sport"
they run what like 2 road track races duing the season Watkins Glen and Sears Point? the season is rediculously long, Febuary to November, and they only manage 2 tracks that have right turns?