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Chris Buescher Wins NASCAR Gimmick Race At Pocono
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Hey muddy it's you're not your! LOL!Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostYour the one who says you "NEVER" watch NASCAR.... prolly just a mis-statement....
I've never said I "NEVER" watch NASCAR. Quite the contrary, I've often freely admitted to paying close attention to the gimmick racing on the occasion an open wheel dirt driver has qualified well or is currently running up front. I would also pay close attention to mud taxi drivers that might be running up front in a gimmick race..........if there were any. LOL!!
I look in on the Brickyard 400 every year so as to get a laugh at how small the crowd is compared to The Indy 500! LOL!!
Damm it!! Did I just help hijack my own thread?!!
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Here ya' go muddy. You may be too stupid to allow yourself to enjoy great racing (or so you say) and grudgingly admit to it being such, but ya' damm sure can't miss this!! Bbbwwwaaaaaahahahahah!!Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostCouldn't tell ya...don't watch train races....
Last edited by CIRF; 08-03-2016, 01:06 PM.
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I watch every Nascar race on DVR as I said. Even the stinky Indy track. However I can also fast forward that way. I use that quite a bit at some tracks. I wanted Larson to win, and I picked him to win in some of the Nascar games. It is a shame that the 42 or 3 didn't get their first win. That is how it goes, though. Watch out for the 42 at Bristol. I am going to pick him to win that race.
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I may be way off base here but I don't think either Larson or the rich grandkid was going to win at Pocono. I believe the #4 car was going to come away with the win if they race the final 55 miles. It's mere speculation on my part, however, and it is impossible to prove. Pit stop strategy put both Larson and the rich grandkid at a significant disadvantage.Originally posted by TS FAN View PostI watch every Nascar race on DVR as I said. Even the stinky Indy track. However I can also fast forward that way. I use that quite a bit at some tracks. I wanted Larson to win, and I picked him to win in some of the Nascar games. It is a shame that the 42 or 3 didn't get their first win. That is how it goes, though. Watch out for the 42 at Bristol. I am going to pick him to win that race.
On a side note, I would have been very happy for Kyle Larson had he got his first win, especially if he raced for it and the weather had not been the determining factor. I just cannot bring myself to cheer for any RCR team and/or the rich grandkid. I remember waaaaay too much factual favoritism granted RCR and the former driver of the #3 car by Billy France Jr. and NASCAR dating all the way back to the mid 1980's through the year 2000. All that along with the gimmick's is the reason we don't take NASCAR very seriously these days.
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You can do wonders with photo shop.... still not impressed with train racing.... sorryOriginally posted by CIRF View PostHere ya' go muddy. You may be too stupid to allow yourself to enjoy great racing (or so you say) and grudgingly admit to it being such, but ya' damm sure can't miss this!! Bbbwwwaaaaaahahahahah!!

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Photo shopped!! Very lame, indeed. Surely you can do better than that. Why would a crowd of 350,000 plus need to be photo shopped? Wait!! Don't answer that question. You'll just further confirm that you're either stupid or still in fierce denial!! Personally I think it to be the former rather than the latter! Bbbbwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahah!!Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostYou can do wonders with photo shop.... still not impressed with train racing.... sorry
The last 4 Indy 500's have averaged 48 lead changes total and averaged 6 lead changes in the final 15 laps. The last 4 500's have been some of most entertaining and exciting racing ever seen involving any type racecars on any racetrack. I know, I was there for all 4 along with several hundred thousand other people who will gladly vouch for the stupidity of the term "train race" as is referenced to the Indy 500! LOL!!!
Muddy, please. Stop acting like a slack jawed mouth breathin' moron!! LOL!!Last edited by CIRF; 08-03-2016, 11:06 PM.
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Originally posted by CIRF View PostPhoto shopped!! Very lame, indeed. Surely you can do better than that. Why would a crowd of 350,000 plus need to be photo shopped? Wait!! Don't answer that question. You'll just further confirm that you're either stupid or still in fierce denial!! Personally I think it to be the former rather than the latter! Bbbbwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahah!!
The last 4 Indy 500's have averaged 48 lead changes total and averaged 6 lead changes in the final 15 laps. The last 4 500's have been some of most entertaining and exciting racing ever seen involving any type racecars on any racetrack. I know, I was there for all 4 along with several hundred thousand other people who will gladly vouch for the stupidity of the term "train race" as is referenced to the Indy 500! LOL!!!
Muddy, please. Stop acting like a slack jawed mouth breathin' moron!! LOL!!
I can't make it any more clear, I don't care for train racing... If you like it fine, I don't care.... I don't...why belittle me because I don't like your type of racing? I prefer dirt late models first, then winged sprints, then non winged sprints , then NASCAR's three divisions... Not a rally car fan either, ok for a couple of minutes but that's about it... I don't care for motocross or flat track bikes all that much.... haven ever watched a full race in my life.... although I did keep an eye on Bubba for a while... You see any train racing in there? Now are you figuring it out? Just not my deal...
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