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NASCAR tweaks Hall of Fame eligibility; some active drivers now eligible

Carjosse said:
Both though I do love WRC a bit more. I don't think it takes nearly as much skill as F1 or rally.
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I like them all especially WRC. Although again I admit I didn't watch as much after Colin McRae Died. I have a bad habit of picking favorites that end up dying in air accidents. Colin in a Helicopter, Davey Allison in a helicopter, and Alan Kulwicki in A plane wreck.

My opinion is it takes a different skill set for each but they are all equal.
 
Dirt Racer said:
My opinion is it takes a different skill set for each but they are all equal.
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Yeah, I prefer F1, though I did enjoy it when Carl Edwards beat Michael Schumacher in the Race of Champions a few years back. Mainly because a lot of F1 people can be condescending douches. :lol:
 
Your Star said:
Yeah, I prefer F1, though I did enjoy it when Carl Edwards beat Michael Schumacher in the Race of Champions a few years back. Mainly because a lot of F1 people can be condescending douches. :lol:
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Yeah i knew you were a big F1 fan. I am going to have to search for that one must have missed it.
 
Your Star said:
Yeah, I prefer F1, though I did enjoy it when Carl Edwards beat Michael Schumacher in the Race of Champions a few years back. Mainly because a lot of F1 people can be condescending douches. :lol:
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Just watched it and have to say that was pretty cool. Thanks for mentioning it.
 
Dirt Racer said:
Man you need to hit some local races. We will be down that way again this year for speedweeks. I think we are going to hit three tracks this year. Bubba Raceway Park, Eastbay, Volusia Speedway. Let me know if you will be at the track.
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Been to a bunch of local tracks, Bithlo and Volusia to help crew on a buddy's late model. Personally I am more into drag racing, did that for over 20 years in a Pro Street Monte Carlo SS.
Heck most of us drag racers don't even like the NHRA any more. And I lost a lot of respect when both sanctioning bodies threw Winston under the bus. And I don't even smoke.
 
Carjosse said:
So more people are being inducted into the prestigious Turning Left Hall of Fame?
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Just like people who get in the "bouncing a ball HOF, or running a ball HOF, or hitting a ball HOF. Whats your point?
 
CRUE CAB said:
Been to a bunch of local tracks, Bithlo and Volusia to help crew on a buddy's late model. Personally I am more into drag racing, did that for over 20 years in a Pro Street Monte Carlo SS.
Heck most of us drag racers don't even like the NHRA any more. And I lost a lot of respect when both sanctioning bodies threw Winston under the bus. And I don't even smoke.
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Volusia is a very cool fast track, but any screw ups and you are taking home a pile of scrap metal. It is fun to run against some of the best in the nation when you go there.

I watch Drag Racing as well. Went to the U.S. Nationals about 8 years ago. That was my first time at a pro drag race and have to say I was impressed. My only issue with drag racing is it seems like a lot of waiting around for a 12 sec pass. To each his own I guess.
 
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