Tony Stewart doesn’t like the changes at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The two-time NASCAR champion thinks they were unnecessary and will make for a boring race this weekend.
“I thought they screwed up a really nice race track,” Stewart said Wednesday. “They had a track that every year was getting better and better, and the racing was getting better and better.”
During reconstruction of the 1 1/2-mile oval since the Nextel Cup race there last March, the banking was increased from 12 to 20 degrees.
Anybody that watches NASCAR on TV knows that you are hammered with numerous commercials.
TNT is going to try to change that during this year’s running of the Pepsi 400 in July from Daytona International Speedway.
Instead of going to commercial break, TNT is going to take a page from ABC and ESPN. During …
It’s time to make a change to the outdated inspection process, says Darrell Waltrip. Making the guys who need practice most wait the longest just isn’t fair.
Ray Evernham decides enough is enough…we get ready for Vegas and 8 degrees of separation…let’s just hope the tires don’t feel the same way!
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