S2k007

How about Montoya coming from 32nd to win on the road course. That was pretty cool.

LcS2000

i watched the last few laps, glad to see juan win

Nsxnext1

Stiggy

Yeah first one i've watched. I actually enjoyed it, lots of action. It's nice to see JPM win, good for him.

timrocks311

this is the first Nascrap race i've really watched too. i was pulling for JPM. along with his road course win in their other series, he seems way ahead of everyone in road course talent.

on another note, i'm not a fan of these "cars of tomorrow." what is with the giant school bus steering wheel?

S2k007

Haha, "cars of tomorrow". I've always got a good laugh out of that. And if i'm honest, I only watched it because it was a road course and I was pulling for Montoya.

CalBear

Good win for Montoya. Some redneck dude (another driver perhaps? they didn't show his name) said "he didn't 'win' the race" and that "he didn't have the fastest car out there" plus "he got lucky". Heck, luck is part of the race. I guess Montoya hasn't really made any friends yet.

Triple-H

Well I started to watch the race, and I was planning to come in and see the end, but ponce I got started cutting the lawn I just did not feel like stopping. I'm impressed, from 32 up to 1. When I left to go outside they were going on and on about how he was breaking so much deeper into the corners than other drivers, and I could not help but chuckle, in the NASCAR he must have felt like he was breaking miles too early after his F1 days.

kent-k

redneck? that was robby gordon. not too short on talent either (look him up). but too cocky.

brunodkid99

It was the first NASCAR race I watched for about half of the race. I wish there were more road courses in their schedule. On the other hand, the bubbas I work with do not like road courses.