series of races,
"box-stock" cars.
cars would have
be done; roll
should be as close
you and I can
the older iron
You could be right, Bob.
I don't feel a compulsion to buy an elephant after I go to the circus.
And NASCAR as it stands now is very much a circus, in the Roman sense of the word, which meant a race around a circular track.
No question it's competitive, and that the drivers are top-notch. It's just that they are driving formula cars that are totally removed from anything you and I can buy. I don't watch Formula 1, or Indy car racing either with any degree of regularity, because I just can't relate to the iron.
NASCAR has gotten away from its roots; turned into a giant entertainment conglomerate, instead of a venue where owner-builders raced their 'shine haulers.
Gord Richmond