My first NASCAR experience.
Well, while Scott and Popeye was in Indy for F1, I was in Michigan International Speedway on Sunday for NEXTEL CUP NASCAR race with Holly's dad. He works for UPS and got several free tickets. So I went just to say I've done it.
Well well well....yeah I've never seen so many interesting people all in one spot. I am sure I didn't look any different amongst the crowd. They didn't seem to mind Asian presence. But I sure did see alot of confederate flags and drunken people who smokes like a nuclear reactor chimney.
The start of the race was exciting. Listening to all that cars passing at 180+mph was pretty crazy loud. But for the next 4 hours, I was bored and thanked God for the ear plugs and I had more fun staring at people around me.
During the race, they stopped race several times saying that there are debries on the course but I think the part of the reason they call this caution is to have all the cars gather up again for some close races. Because let me tell you, when 40 some cars are spread out around 2 mile oval track, it's not much of racing you see. All you see is cars passing each second at high speed and that gets old pretty quick.
Anyways, I do not see myself attending another other NASCAR event let alone watching it on TV again. But it was cool and I took bunch of photos. BTW, yeah Tony Stewart can drive.
Well well well....yeah I've never seen so many interesting people all in one spot. I am sure I didn't look any different amongst the crowd. They didn't seem to mind Asian presence. But I sure did see alot of confederate flags and drunken people who smokes like a nuclear reactor chimney.
The start of the race was exciting. Listening to all that cars passing at 180+mph was pretty crazy loud. But for the next 4 hours, I was bored and thanked God for the ear plugs and I had more fun staring at people around me.
During the race, they stopped race several times saying that there are debries on the course but I think the part of the reason they call this caution is to have all the cars gather up again for some close races. Because let me tell you, when 40 some cars are spread out around 2 mile oval track, it's not much of racing you see. All you see is cars passing each second at high speed and that gets old pretty quick.
Anyways, I do not see myself attending another other NASCAR event let alone watching it on TV again. But it was cool and I took bunch of photos. BTW, yeah Tony Stewart can drive.
Interesting... After the F1 backlash this weekend, I'm hearing a lot of "I'm watching Nascar from now on" refrences...maybe it's the idea that staying close to each other is considered "good racing"?
btw... I went to Nights Under Fire (NHRA race at Norwalk two years ago). I know about the Asian thing...
btw... I went to Nights Under Fire (NHRA race at Norwalk two years ago). I know about the Asian thing...
Originally Posted by david1,Jun 20 2005, 01:13 PM
You have to many teeth to be there anyhow!
I agree with WSB, that track is not the best place to go for a NASCAR event. Try Bristol.
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Originally Posted by Mocky57,Jun 20 2005, 02:30 PM
that exciting?








