Illegally modifying cars for better performance is LITERALLY the spirit of nascar origins. Edit: I'm not suggesting a Death Race. I'm suggesting that the commission needs to listen to drivers demands for more downforce, implemented in a safe way. Alcohol prohibition led to the black market that created nascar, the same way strict regulations on stock cars only creates an environment where teams will cheat and find loopholes in dangerous ways.
@@gredangeoIf it got standardised it could be done in a way that it doesn't pose a risk. NASCAR implementing the restrictor plate was the beginning of the end for the sport, it just created identical drivetrains and frames, that are NOT adorned by stock car bodies, and ended up making a really boring sport.
@@JustAGooseman It wouldn't matter what is standardized. It's a piece of metal sticking out, that able to tear tires. Anything short enough to not reach wouldn't have enough purpose.
F1 cars have to be compliant to the rules at the beginning and end of the race (and I think at all times during) because they have the freedom to have the body in any shape within the rules it wouldn’t make sense to change the body part way through the race.
Also some team instead of having to pull on the skirt, would use a material for the skirt corner that would bend when it got hot from the exhaust pipe. That’s why some teams still had curved skirts even after NASCAR clamped down on the pit member bending it during a pitstop
I heard they had built in a crease that once the car went under load on high speed tracks it would fold those skirts out too. Also I’ve heard about the 48 guys slamming tires into the right rear quarter panel on pit stops to create a dent which acted more like a side spoiler
@@noahcollins5468 True, they caught Gordon after years of his team pulling the wheel opening out/up back in the 90's. Took them until 2003 to really say anything to him about it. Gary Nelson was moved to Head of Inspections for NASCAR ironically, in 1994. Which was a prior Hendrick Crew Chief.
@kramnull8962 pretty funny you think nascar was helping Gordon. Seeing Gordon and everham built a motor that was within the rules but was dominating so nascar banned his motors
@@Nunyarde_gaming That wreck was at Texas Speedway in 2014, before Byron even raced for NASCAR. I know because I was actually at that race. Google is free people, use it
@Nunyarde_gaming That wreck was at Texas Speedway in 2014, before Byron even raced for NASCAR. I know because I was actually at that race. Google is free people, use it
So you're going to ignore that this advantage unfairly took out a championship contender by driving a vehicle not made to withstand a sharp, random.piece of metal sticking out ?
Yes because it's so easy to handle your car when somebody just scraped on the side of you and now you have a popped tire because of it thats why homie spun out like that
I believe it creates an outwash that pulls air from out from under the car and strengthens the ground effect. The floors in f1 operate with a similar principle.
@@andrewenriquez3138actually it's significantly greater. Like the above coment said, it pulls air out from under the car. So even a single psi removed could pull with several hundred pounds of vacuum
@@andrewenriquez3138yes, but no. Downforce is some math to do with surface area and pitch of the wing multiplied by the speed of the car squared. Important part of this being the speed squared. So if you were to stick your hand out at 3x the speed (195 mp/h) it would be about 9 times what you would experience at 65 mp/h.
I say keep all the regulations on engine transmission fuel and weight. Andy other modifications a team is smart enough to figure out over the other like something as simple as a small flared piece should be fair game. To me banning stuff like that is like a casino asking someone to leave cause they are smart enough to count cards:
but that little modification was cutting tires and causing crashes, someone could have died, they didn't really need to make a rule though, they should have just started black flagging them into the pits to fix it. i hear what you are saying about casinos kicking out card counters, but I do wonder what would happen if the blackjack rules were even, aka dealer does not have to hit or stay on certain numbers, and can double down and split pairs and force the gamblers to double up their bets etc. if the dealer was also a good card counter and could use that skill it would be a whole different card game.
It's more of a safety risk, though. Counting cards doesn't directly affect your fellow gamblers. It would feel kinda shitty losing a tire to this as well. I would be pissed imo
well no banning stuff just ensures the teams are more creative with the next gimmick to win, instead of people copying eachother and taking ages to figure something else out to get an advantage
Its probably more along the line of it doesn't fit the pre race inspection needed and this is a way around it there are plenty of other things teams do like this to pass the inspection before and after the race but not necessarily follow it during the race
Who's mad? NASCAR? Nah buddy this is just normal rule writing. You get a team that finds a loophole. They win some races, everyone else catches up with it, the field gets leveled as everyone does the same thing and the cheat no longer provides an advantage, it just becomes extra cost. It's better to ban it so teams can concentrate on actually beneficial cheating.
I assume by "they" and "their" you mean the NASCAR teams who followed suit. Well, "they" aren't the ones who make the rules. NASCAR made the rule against doing that to the vehicle due to the cost of ripping up tires during honest competition. Not only does it take away from the race itself, but it also presents a safety hazard. An expensive one.
All car body steel is that weak. The only thing that makes it stronger is the curves and bends in the sheet metal and then welding multiple inherently stronger shapes together. NASCAR bodies don't have all of the bends and internal structure of a factory car body.
@@johnmarston1419If you allow people to modify their cars however they want, skill, intelligence, adaptability, engineering, and so many other qualities come into play. Its just better.
@@Suitednzooted11 But then it's less about the driving and more about everything else and the driver does none of the modifying so it takes away from their part even more The way it is everyone puts in effort but can be be better than the rest with skill So no that's was worse it better as is
Lesson learned. Whenever you have a really good idea and it’s allowing you to win. Never let anybody notice or else they’ll try to copy you in order to level the playing field in which you are doing battle on. What people don’t understand is, if you’re in a competition, you’re not allowed to do what your opponent does in order to win. You have to stick to your own methods even if they cause you losing. You’re not allowed to use somebody else’s good ideas to help you get ahead.
It's not a sport. But really cold sport. Cold sports are dangerous. Such cases have been seen frequently. Not only competition but all Participants and motorsport are at risk. Note. The second option .... You want to play on dirty tracks ... Make a desert survival competition.
They should have encouraged innovations in the quest for constant improvement. All they had to do was impose tire safe aerodynamic. Thar is how we evolve.
A good example of how sheep are not just desperate to win by any means necessary in videogames, but anything in real life as well. Forever scummy, forever bland.
Wow! Now imagine someone uses the outer wall on a corner as brace to just absolutely send it around said corner. Be a shame if they banned it immediately after!
I think they should be able to make it with rubber and install it kinda like a mud flap. They will have the downforce benefit without damaging any tires.
Formula 1: Spends years to design new car that will outperform the competition Nascar: "Uhm, lets just bend that part over there, it'll be better, trust me bro."
Idk anything about nascar but I guess every car has strict body restrictions? Like I'm wondering why not just adjust a body kit to have a sideskirt made with a lip like but I'm guessing your not suppose to have custom body kit that way?
This is a problem when your racetrack is an oval...driver skill is less of a factor, so teams need a competitive edge from the car, so the rules keep getting changed to combat the rule workarounds. I've watched some SCCA racing with fwd, rwd and awd cars racing the same track, flat out for 15 laps. Not pit stop or tire strategies, no fuel consumption worries, just each driver trying to find the best lines to make their car go around the track faster...and since the cars are not carbon copies, they don't even all use the same drive layout, the drivers can use different lines. That's some intense racing...far more exciting than "hey look, that guy is going 3mph faster and has his sideskirt sticking out".
NASCAR teams: **finds a cool hack for more downforce** NASCAR officials: "I sleep." 😴 Jeff Gordon: **loses as a result of this hack** NASCAR officials: "Now this is an Avengers level threat!"
NASCAR isn’t interesting any more, it’s just watching everyone go a round & a round w/no changes. They’ve have boxed in the car chiefs & engineers so much it’s not fun to watch anymore. Need to go back quite a bit to make it interesting & see which car chief has the best idea.
So nascar got boring like F1. Good to know. Seems like everyone likes to blame someone else for them not thinking outside the box 🤷♀️ Same car shapes for the last 10+ years. When will the lighting mc queen next gens appear 🤔
Exactly why I stopped watching years ago, too homogenized, pretty much identical cars as per a mountain of rules turning left a few hundred times, complete waste of summer afternoons watching this on TV.
why they just not make it from carbon or something which not going to make damage like metal... so weird decision from Nascar to ban that if that was helping drivers to drive better.
I see alot of dummies here the problem wasnt the modification making cars go fast it because how dangerous it is literally had a sharp object sticking out
Remember guys: when there’s an exploit, Hendrick is usually the first one to abuse it
Gibbs is right there with Hendrick 😂😂
If you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin!
Well yeah....
Everyone is cheating because they were doing it
Yea they want to win, the cheating goes from HMS to Spire
"I know they're cheating because we're cheating and we can't catch them"
Where's this line from please
My grandma said this
NASCAR sucks now it’s dead
Youd make a good casino pit boss
@@illegalopinions4082 .
Illegally modifying cars for better performance is LITERALLY the spirit of nascar origins.
Edit: I'm not suggesting a Death Race. I'm suggesting that the commission needs to listen to drivers demands for more downforce, implemented in a safe way. Alcohol prohibition led to the black market that created nascar, the same way strict regulations on stock cars only creates an environment where teams will cheat and find loopholes in dangerous ways.
Yeah but we don't want people dying
@@valakarhtelgrem5210who's dying from a 6 inch flare on a corner panel? Drivers are trying to improve the sport, commission should standardize it.
@@lucasbrown9713 Did you not see Jeff Gordon's car spin out? Things can go a whole lot worse. Lucky he didn't flip over at some point.
@@gredangeoIf it got standardised it could be done in a way that it doesn't pose a risk.
NASCAR implementing the restrictor plate was the beginning of the end for the sport, it just created identical drivetrains and frames, that are NOT adorned by stock car bodies, and ended up making a really boring sport.
@@JustAGooseman It wouldn't matter what is standardized. It's a piece of metal sticking out, that able to tear tires. Anything short enough to not reach wouldn't have enough purpose.
That’s literally how NASCAR was started. Guys found ways to be faster than the others until the changed the rules
Pin this comment please 🙏
That's exactly how f1 worked too
@@SpektrikMusicthat’s still how F1 works
Until they made life “fair”…..quit watching when they went full on woke
@@richardcranium3579 who asked
Formula one : we use wind tunnels to make aerodynamics as good as possible
Nascar: just let us bend out that metal a little bit
NASCAR uses wind tunnels all the time
All cars have to have the same body in nascar, welcome to stock car racing lmao
look into how nascar was created
F1 cars have to be compliant to the rules at the beginning and end of the race (and I think at all times during) because they have the freedom to have the body in any shape within the rules it wouldn’t make sense to change the body part way through the race.
@@darkmooink69NASCAR has the same rules, but in NASCAR "rubbing is racing" so "damage" has to be allowed for.
Just round the sharp corner, and make it stock, so people won’t have to modify it
Agree!
Put bearings on them
if they cared about aerodynamics it would be F1 racing
It would probably still cut tires even if it was rounded
@@JohnDoe-ji5wgso u mean to tell me a non sharp rounded edge is gonna cut through a tough rubber tire
@@chrismoferbro it’s nascar… the whole sport is about aerodynamics lmfao
Also some team instead of having to pull on the skirt, would use a material for the skirt corner that would bend when it got hot from the exhaust pipe. That’s why some teams still had curved skirts even after NASCAR clamped down on the pit member bending it during a pitstop
Oh wow that's really smart.
@@BoleDaPoleF1 did something similar. They made wings out of a special carbon fiber that would bend and reduce drag at high speeds.
Nitinol would be perfect for this but I'm not sure they had access to it back then.
@@badgermetalnitinol was made in the last 1950s
I heard they had built in a crease that once the car went under load on high speed tracks it would fold those skirts out too. Also I’ve heard about the 48 guys slamming tires into the right rear quarter panel on pit stops to create a dent which acted more like a side spoiler
If it costs Jeff Gordon a win, it's illegal.
Exactly lol ironic how the first car showed doing it was Jeff Gordon's
Yeah, bro. I was thinking the same thing.
@@JRO_Lightsyeah them acting like Gordan wasn't like that
@@noahcollins5468 True, they caught Gordon after years of his team pulling the wheel opening out/up back in the 90's. Took them until 2003 to really say anything to him about it. Gary Nelson was moved to Head of Inspections for NASCAR ironically, in 1994. Which was a prior Hendrick Crew Chief.
@kramnull8962 pretty funny you think nascar was helping Gordon. Seeing Gordon and everham built a motor that was within the rules but was dominating so nascar banned his motors
Jeff Gordon's doing it to his own car so he has no complaints.
Its not Jeff Gordon he's retired that was William Byron driving that car
@@ihaveterribleeffectsgaming2511 No. That was Jeff Gordon
@@sulosnamorno it’s William Byron
@@Nunyarde_gaming That wreck was at Texas Speedway in 2014, before Byron even raced for NASCAR. I know because I was actually at that race. Google is free people, use it
@Nunyarde_gaming That wreck was at Texas Speedway in 2014, before Byron even raced for NASCAR. I know because I was actually at that race. Google is free people, use it
NASCAR: “Heard you guys are trying to make your cars faster and easier to handle…we won’t tolerate that bullshit here”
Brother, it popped someone's tire.
@@austinthompson7466skill issue
It was a safety concern, and it is very clearly not what Nascar wants on the track, just look at the faster gen 5 racecars.
So you're going to ignore that this advantage unfairly took out a championship contender by driving a vehicle not made to withstand a sharp, random.piece of metal sticking out ?
Yes because it's so easy to handle your car when somebody just scraped on the side of you and now you have a popped tire because of it thats why homie spun out like that
Remember "Punishable by fine" is legally fair if you can pay for it
No because there's usually a points penalty with it lol
Been happening in other sports for years. Not exactly cheating but MJ did it in basketball with his shoe deal.
Unless punishable by fine includes disqualification.
@@rigon63 or they straight up stop scoring your driver(s)
I preferred when the crew would just hipcheck the back part of the door to make the whole door have bend that acted in a similar way for side force
“I know they cheating cause we cheating and we couldn’t catch them”
The Halloween theme casually playing in the background 😂😂😂
As soon I noticed that I tuned out whatever he was saying, I love that theme.
@@MADLAD_TH-cam ikr
“quickly figured out” after over 70 years of nascar😂
that flap hasn't been there for 70 years. find me a 70 year old nascar with SIDE SKIRT AERO. sheesh.
@@ghomerhustuse your 🧠
Older nascar Gens didn't have that part
@@gonelucidhe’s right tho, NASCAR only started using skirts with the gen 5
@gonelucid u first bruv.
It hurt Jeff Gordon's feelings... BANNED!
And the next clip is the 24 car doing the exact same thing.
I’m very curious as to how much downforce/performance doing this actually added
I believe it creates an outwash that pulls air from out from under the car and strengthens the ground effect. The floors in f1 operate with a similar principle.
Just stick your hand out the window going 65 and then triple that force/speed for a comparison haha
@@andrewenriquez3138actually it's significantly greater. Like the above coment said, it pulls air out from under the car. So even a single psi removed could pull with several hundred pounds of vacuum
@@andrewenriquez3138yes, but no. Downforce is some math to do with surface area and pitch of the wing multiplied by the speed of the car squared. Important part of this being the speed squared. So if you were to stick your hand out at 3x the speed (195 mp/h) it would be about 9 times what you would experience at 65 mp/h.
Its not downforce it's actually Side Force
Let's be honest
Hendricks motorsports drivers and crew got balls
*are geniuses
@@nicholaswhatts1380 my bad my bad
That makes it so much more interesting. "Bending" the rules for a slight millisecond advantage.
“Everyone started to be copy cats”
“It was the only way to keep up”
It actually serves two purposes. It keeps guys away from your RR quarter panel, and as mentioned helps give an aero advantage.
I say keep all the regulations on engine transmission fuel and weight. Andy other modifications a team is smart enough to figure out over the other like something as simple as a small flared piece should be fair game. To me banning stuff like that is like a casino asking someone to leave cause they are smart enough to count cards:
but that little modification was cutting tires and causing crashes, someone could have died, they didn't really need to make a rule though, they should have just started black flagging them into the pits to fix it. i hear what you are saying about casinos kicking out card counters, but I do wonder what would happen if the blackjack rules were even, aka dealer does not have to hit or stay on certain numbers, and can double down and split pairs and force the gamblers to double up their bets etc. if the dealer was also a good card counter and could use that skill it would be a whole different card game.
@@genxray951"Never hit 17" is what they taught me. And if you lose, double. Only works on high limit tables.
It's more of a safety risk, though. Counting cards doesn't directly affect your fellow gamblers. It would feel kinda shitty losing a tire to this as well. I would be pissed imo
I agree. The side skirt should be made of something that wont damage tires to avoid the tire issue.
well no banning stuff just ensures the teams are more creative with the next gimmick to win, instead of people copying eachother and taking ages to figure something else out to get an advantage
They are just mad that their engineers didn’t think of it with their degrees and what not 😂
Its probably more along the line of it doesn't fit the pre race inspection needed and this is a way around it there are plenty of other things teams do like this to pass the inspection before and after the race but not necessarily follow it during the race
Who's mad? NASCAR? Nah buddy this is just normal rule writing. You get a team that finds a loophole. They win some races, everyone else catches up with it, the field gets leveled as everyone does the same thing and the cheat no longer provides an advantage, it just becomes extra cost. It's better to ban it so teams can concentrate on actually beneficial cheating.
@@AnttiBrax just save yourself the trouble and let NASCAR die , switch to F1
@@AnttiBrax oh I hardly care enough about turning left consistently at 200mph I’m just saying words 🤣
I assume by "they" and "their" you mean the NASCAR teams who followed suit. Well, "they" aren't the ones who make the rules. NASCAR made the rule against doing that to the vehicle due to the cost of ripping up tires during honest competition. Not only does it take away from the race itself, but it also presents a safety hazard. An expensive one.
I just find it funny how light and flexible the material is that you could bend it with your bare hand so easily.
All car body steel is that weak. The only thing that makes it stronger is the curves and bends in the sheet metal and then welding multiple inherently stronger shapes together. NASCAR bodies don't have all of the bends and internal structure of a factory car body.
you cant be serious, are you 12 years old?
@@acatinatux9601I mean other Racing series around the world use strong Carbon Fiber.
I remember these days! I had forgotten about this.
“NASCAR hates drivers for this one weird trick.” 😂
If you ain’t cheatin, you ain’t tryin.
If you get caught, you're not trying hard enough
they prefer 'the gray area of the rule book.'
you ain’t cheatin', you ain’t winnin'
They weren't cheating. At the time there wasn't a rule against it.
I remember when the broadcasters were saying it was the splitter cutting the tires. 😮
They should make a version of the sport where you get to modify your car however you want.
Thats called Nascar 40 years ago as far as I know... It was much more dangerous and cool. I think people are still just living off of those fumes IMO
The idea is that it's a Fair playing field so that skill is the true determiner of the winner not the car they drive or the tools they use
@@johnmarston1419If you allow people to modify their cars however they want, skill, intelligence, adaptability, engineering, and so many other qualities come into play. Its just better.
@@Suitednzooted11 But then it's less about the driving and more about everything else and the driver does none of the modifying so it takes away from their part even more
The way it is everyone puts in effort but can be be better than the rest with skill
So no that's was worse it better as is
You mean kinda like in SCCA races?
If you ain’t cheating you ain’t trying
Lesson learned. Whenever you have a really good idea and it’s allowing you to win. Never let anybody notice or else they’ll try to copy you in order to level the playing field in which you are doing battle on.
What people don’t understand is, if you’re in a competition, you’re not allowed to do what your opponent does in order to win. You have to stick to your own methods even if they cause you losing. You’re not allowed to use somebody else’s good ideas to help you get ahead.
that last part is extremely untrue
even if nobody did that the metal part would move itself when the car goes from the banked track into the apron
Love how NASCAR does everything in their power to make Motorsport racing as boring as possible
You clearly don't watch Formula 1.
I still want to start a class action lawsuit to either make NASCAR change their name or use production cars.
Agreed.
i cant believe it took them a whole year to patch this bug
It's not a sport. But really cold sport. Cold sports are dangerous. Such cases have been seen frequently. Not only competition but all Participants and motorsport are at risk. Note. The second option .... You want to play on dirty tracks ... Make a desert survival competition.
In the words of instructor Billy. 'When it comes to racing, if you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin.'
I think cheating is literally half the fun in racing of any sorts
Just what happens man, you gotta pop a tire to win then pop it
That was just one of the body modifications that were done during a stop
They should have encouraged innovations in the quest for constant improvement. All they had to do was impose tire safe aerodynamic. Thar is how we evolve.
When bro said copy cats my cat came in the room💀
“they banned this modification”
*_*plays gta mission passed sound*_*
The fact Jeff Gordon is still driving is insane.
He’s not, this is from years past.
Jeff Gord has been retired for years mate...
He retired in 2015
The video: 🚗 🏁
The background music: 🎃 👻
Michael Myers loves NASCAR
In 2019 or 2020 at michigan i think, ryan newman got penalized because a pit crew member did that
Apparently in sports, anything that makes you better or more efficient is cheating 😂
Poor Jeffee :( he's probably still crying about it.
Doubt he and his 400 million worth of lifetime earnings (from all sources) is crying.
People’s attempts at loops are getting more and more pathetic by the day.
A good example of how sheep are not just desperate to win by any means necessary in videogames, but anything in real life as well. Forever scummy, forever bland.
I think racing should allow modifications that can improve speed and screw over opponents.
So just add spears onto the front ends of the cars to stab at opponents?
@@zcraze2448 exactly
Every motorsports is just safety and rules and all that bollocks.
Then that damn black man Bubba decides to get rid of the Rebel Flag and has not raced for NASCAR for a year. Thanks Bubba!
Wow! Now imagine someone uses the outer wall on a corner as brace to just absolutely send it around said corner. Be a shame if they banned it immediately after!
Its not illega AMYMORE! LMAO l BECAUSE THEY HAVENT DRIVEN THAT CAR FOR 8 YEARS 😂😂😂😂😂
That's why I don't watch NASCAR.Anymore with jeff gordon rules He always gets what he wants
I think they should be able to make it with rubber and install it kinda like a mud flap. They will have the downforce benefit without damaging any tires.
Just like the Double diffuser used by Brawn GP in the 2009 F1 season
Glad to know nascar is banning important stuff like this NBA still sucks💀
Race rule makers trying not to ban innovations challenge (impossible)
Formula 1: Spends years to design new car that will outperform the competition
Nascar: "Uhm, lets just bend that part over there, it'll be better, trust me bro."
Best part of F1, if Ferrari doesn’t like it (or more likely can’t figure it out themselves) FIA bans it next year.
Hill billys figuring out aerodynamics 😂
Why is the Halloween theme song playing
It's not a modification though. It is a broken piece.
American nascar sport us8ng aussie cars and aussie v8s using American 😂
The way it made the GTA mission passed sound 😂
Car goes round and round and people go crazy lol
Idk anything about nascar but I guess every car has strict body restrictions? Like I'm wondering why not just adjust a body kit to have a sideskirt made with a lip like but I'm guessing your not suppose to have custom body kit that way?
Man i used to find nasscar unbearable until i started driving
Advancements in technology and engineering that improve competition and vehicle design as a whole:
NASCAR: "What do you think this is hoss, F1?!?"
Extreme G Racing 3 s#$%t!😂😂
bruh what is this music lmfaoo
There's no Nascar pilot that doesn't do me3th
When driving in a circle is so skill based that everything you learn about it is just people doing bullshit cheats
This is a problem when your racetrack is an oval...driver skill is less of a factor, so teams need a competitive edge from the car, so the rules keep getting changed to combat the rule workarounds. I've watched some SCCA racing with fwd, rwd and awd cars racing the same track, flat out for 15 laps. Not pit stop or tire strategies, no fuel consumption worries, just each driver trying to find the best lines to make their car go around the track faster...and since the cars are not carbon copies, they don't even all use the same drive layout, the drivers can use different lines. That's some intense racing...far more exciting than "hey look, that guy is going 3mph faster and has his sideskirt sticking out".
Honestly I could care less about NASCAR but I understand why this banned due to safety issues.
NASCAR teams: **finds a cool hack for more downforce**
NASCAR officials: "I sleep." 😴
Jeff Gordon: **loses as a result of this hack**
NASCAR officials: "Now this is an Avengers level threat!"
If you’re not cheating you are not WINNING
NASCAR isn’t interesting any more, it’s just watching everyone go a round & a round w/no changes. They’ve have boxed in the car chiefs & engineers so much it’s not fun to watch anymore. Need to go back quite a bit to make it interesting & see which car chief has the best idea.
So nascar got boring like F1.
Good to know.
Seems like everyone likes to blame someone else for them not thinking outside the box 🤷♀️
Same car shapes for the last 10+ years.
When will the lighting mc queen next gens appear 🤔
"this is AMERICA, we don't do aerodynamics here! GO BACK TO EUROPE!"
Exactly why I stopped watching years ago, too homogenized, pretty much identical cars as per a mountain of rules turning left a few hundred times, complete waste of summer afternoons watching this on TV.
why they just not make it from carbon or something which not going to make damage like metal... so weird decision from Nascar to ban that if that was helping drivers to drive better.
I think NASCAR forgot that it started out with people teying to find new and creative ways to get that special advantage...
Now its fucking boring
Start: Well, new tactics often cause copying. Seems strange to make it illegal.
"It is a sharp piece of metal poking out-"
Me: Ooooohh I see.
They boutta turn Nascar into mad max death race
What if you made a special design where that part is made of rubber so it won’t pop tires?
I’m already picturing it, that specific part bright orange
I see alot of dummies here the problem wasnt the modification making cars go fast it because how dangerous it is literally had a sharp object sticking out
the cleanest transition doesnt exi-
Jeff gordon is my dads actual cousin
Basically they evolved the racing game then nascar patched it because they didn’t like it huh sounds just like an online mmo company
Then Band for Life... As an Example for the other Companies.... If they still in the Race means it's Bullshit.
Downvoting due to the illegal use of this song. I swear y’all just use whatever music is popular rather than what actually fits
"trick" Americans discover aerodynamics
This is why I stopped watching NASCAR. All these unnecessary rules go against the spirit of the competition.
They could bring this cheat back but bolt a piece of rubber instead so the cars tyres don't get shredded on contact
Props to the guy who pulled it out with one hand
GTA 5 mission complete sound?
what is NASCAR? isnt that like some olden days thing people used to watch before they ruined it?
There’s never anything wrong with this type of creativity. NASCAR has ruined itself
It's like steroids for a Nascar.