I am absolutely old school and I’ll never understand the no-prep (I mean I know why)but also the people standing behind the cars.Don’t tell me you can see the race from behind the cars.Just don’t because you will never convince me.Ever
I agree about the people standing behind them...stupid, dangerous, and not needed. Tracks I race at won't allow crowds like that behind the starting line....
You can watch a whole season of bracket racing including 4 second cars and never see a car get into the wall. You hardly see a car get out of shape. Let the track close, get green, and start no prep, and cars are in the wall every race. The tracks usually don't pay for an ambulance at the track at a no prep.
@@CountyFairGuy First thing I noticed, that's why I stated there should have been a day of all single passed to lay rubber down. Hate to see cars tore up for no reason.
The whole concept of no prep is just dangerous. The tracks have been promoting it because they are cheap. They will not prep the track and make it exponentially safer. Why? Because they don't have to invest in the equipment and chemicals to make it safe.
i like it, two cars race and half track ram into each other.
Yep but expensive tho
I am absolutely old school and I’ll never understand the no-prep (I mean I know why)but also the people standing behind the cars.Don’t tell me you can see the race from behind the cars.Just don’t because you will never convince me.Ever
Yessir
I agree about the people standing behind them...stupid, dangerous, and not needed. Tracks I race at won't allow crowds like that behind the starting line....
Explain the no prep concept to me: I’m in the dark about it myself
@@joeljenkins2876 I guess it basically allows people to stand down at the starting line
a monza so cool i like those cars
Nice
a whole new meaning to haulin ass
Lol
Looked like a good turnout! Happy for racers and the fans!!!
Yessir!!
Too many people at the starting line. I know thatd what the new racers do. It's very dangerous.
Yeah it’s a no prep thing
You can watch a whole season of bracket racing including 4 second cars and never see a car get into the wall. You hardly see a car get out of shape. Let the track close, get green, and start no prep, and cars are in the wall every race. The tracks usually don't pay for an ambulance at the track at a no prep.
Yep
BIG burn-out box, when do they race?
Did you not watch the rest of the video
imagine if they were all-wheel-drive!
🥶
Who was driving Billy’s ‘55?
Jimmy dale
Sure are a lot of cars getting bent.
No rubber down on the track that’s why this track just reopened after 7 years of being closed down
Guess they will shut down again. This is stupid. .
@@woofersd2383 hope not maybe get rid of the no prep
No rubber down, should be layin rubber down all day with single passes, no excuses for destroying cars over an un-treated track.
This track has been closed down for 7 years so that’s why not rubber down
@@CountyFairGuy First thing I noticed, that's why I stated there should have been a day of all single passed to lay rubber down. Hate to see cars tore up for no reason.
@@Nobody-ld7mk yeah
@@CountyFairGuy You know the drill CountyFair, what we learn from history, is that we don't learn from history.
@@Nobody-ld7mk yep
The whole concept of no prep is just dangerous. The tracks have been promoting it because they are cheap. They will not prep the track and make it exponentially safer. Why? Because they don't have to invest in the equipment and chemicals to make it safe.
Yep
That’s why it’s called no prep racing
Yep