Was Bristol a success this week?

[c1ty5tar]

What class was it when the guy was on the phone? I havent seen a video of it.

I doubt you will find a video, they edited it out of the replay. But here is an article about it with photos. Kind of hard to see, but looking at the people along the pit wall and the accounts, they were all yelling trying to get them to call it out.

https://racingnews.co/2021/03/18/bristol-dirt-crash-sends-multiple-racing-drivers-to-hospital/

[dirtSLMracing]

I doubt you will find a video, they edited it out of the replay. But here is an article about it with photos. Kind of hard to see, but looking at the people along the pit wall and the accounts, they were all yelling trying to get them to call it out.

https://racingnews.co/2021/03/18/bri...s-to-hospital/

Thanks for the reply to my question and the info.

[ZERO25]

On a scale of 1-10 id give them a 7.5.

I do think they overworked the track and wasted some time there, but for the first time, they did a heckuva job.

One of the disappointing things is only 823 outa 1200 showed up. Im sure more would have showed up if they knew they had a slot. Maybe next time, raise the entry fee so theyll think twice about not showing up!

If they do this next year, ill be there! Im sure it will depend on how successful the cup race is!

[Rajflyboy]

Pretty much a fail

[GrocMax]

42 cars for one million or more, and 1/4 of them start and park is an epic fail.

[gb81racing]

42 supers for 50k is an epic fail.

While the car count was lower than expected your numbers are off. There was 55 cars entered Friday and bc of some cars wrecked and others having to leave there was 49 entered Saturday.

[NormP]

Now that they've done alright with it at Bristol, I hope they consider doing it at Talladega or Daytona. Or even a smaller track like Kentucky Speedway or whatever that NASCAR track is in the sh it ty northern part of the state.

[WisWildManFan]

Now that they've done alright with it at Bristol, I hope they consider doing it at Talladega or Daytona. Or even a smaller track like Kentucky Speedway or whatever that NASCAR track is in the sh it ty northern part of the state.

Cover talladega or Daytona in dirt lol

[Waldo]

Would it not make more sense to just build a dirt track, instead of covering a perfectly good asphalt track with dirt?

[T-MAC 39 FAN]

They do the same thing the last 3 seasons for super dirt week at oswego before cv19 hit.

[DoubleZero]

In the aftermath of Bristol, Martinsville would likely be the best candidate for a future dirt track, if they choose to continue this idea.

[PAbigbear]

If they want to cover a current Nascar track in dirt Martinsville is the only logical choice and would probably race well for DLM. If they cover Bristol again I won't go again. The track is too fast and doesn't produce good dirt racing, although Saturday was much better than Friday.Anyone else catch the atv that got hooked the rear bumper of the super that barrel rolled when it broke loose in turn 3?

[d-glenn]

$7.00 beers and $9.00 personal pizza didn't hurt.... I would think they did very good.

I want go back, walking that hill almost got this old man.

[WisWildManFan]

$7.00 beers and $9.00 personal pizza didn't hurt.... I would think they did very good.I want go back, walking that hill almost got this old man.

No coolers were allowed?

[NormP]

Cover talladega or Daytona in dirt lol

Well if I could think of a bigger track I'd throw it in there. Maybe Watkins Glen or Sonoma so we can see what these guys can do.