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All I'll say with the recent times is
Good luck out there from here on out, no matter what side you're on
I wish NASCAR would allow for these silly side games again, this, Kart Racing, and Rumble [personally never played that] were all solid and the only three of such made 🥸
Still a dang shame the Charger got so snookered from having a great looking model, at least should Dodge use it, I figure its very likely anyways
Most Cup Chargers just never hit right with Gen 4 and 5... this newest one lately also doesn't totally hit in my books
Dodge makes it official that it will race Cup in 2027 with Kaulig Racing. No brand announced. Will reveal car during Snowball Derby weekend. @NASCARONFOX
Hey, I spy that Master Chief fit along the release notes
Better late than never but I'll absolutely take it 😁
Summoning an air strike missile against the 22 as we speak, said missile being an out of nowhere Matt Kenseth
NASDude 😃👍 retweeted
Richard Hammond winding up Jeremy Clarkson is still the best entertainment on four wheels. 🤣
Good, I really didn't care how much Universe 2 was pushed out of nowhere during the Tournament anyways
It'd be mad funny if that somehow went to Project Motor Racing
Realistically, I could see Le Mans Ultimate or perhaps iRacing
Its certainly nothing new to racing as a whole
I can't discredit what Larson has done with being similar to Stewart 2011
Overall, it looks to be another Hendrick Chevy championship, a 1/4th won by them since 2000 and I'm just not feeling it anymore for such
New column: If Kyle Larson wins the title one week early on Sunday...so what? Shouldn't that be embraced?
Free to read: nytimes.com/athletic/7734352…
Joey Logano of all drivers saying this?
Joey Logano believes Kyle Larson deserves his 70-point championship lead, but he’s not sure NASCAR’s new Chase format will deliver the kind of title fight fans want. Speaking with Will Buxton on SPEED, Logano praised Larson’s incredible run while pointing out that the old format created must-win situations that forced drivers to take risks
“I want to see people do desperate things out there because they’re in desperate situations"
American here, I'd love to easily dispel that notion with watching and following as much as I can over one of your country's biggest sports events with Le Mans or especially the general world of racing itself
