To each his own-but NHRA 8,000 horsepower is REAL HORSEPOWER.
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To each his own-but NHRA 8,000 horsepower is REAL HORSEPOWER.
that is big hp but let see them take a curve with it :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by tornado
Lets see a NEXTEL car raice in the rain ...
they couldn't...and straight line for 4 seconds is ALOT different....I have heard Force,Amato,Denshem, and others say they respect all the great NASCAR drivers many times...they are both hard...even HARDER for 4 hours...let alone..4 seconds.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrgray8
Nascar won't give them rain tires...any more questions.???:) [ the word is " RACE " ]Quote:
Originally Posted by snaggeltooth
its amazing how they drive that fast for that long and dont crash. yes sometimes they do, but talk about mental/physical toughness wowQuote:
Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
Much harder than NHRA. :yup: they are athletes...look at CARL EDWARDS and MARK MARTIN.....and all the others.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrgray8
Dont tell me cars cant race on the big tracks in the rain... For a lot of the Daytona 24 last yer it rained .. And they drove at night too... Nextel just afraid it might not get all the seats sold ...Quote:
Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
dont talk much at the track, lolQuote:
Originally Posted by rrgray8
HEY THERE PALLY---Did I say CAN'T...I said WON'T. :ughlaugh: READ THE THREAD FIRST. any apologies I will accept...Thank you. :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by snaggeltooth
You said " anymore questions "Quote:
Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
Yea um kinda hard to do with a 300 inch dragster with 8000 horsepower.Quote:
Originally Posted by rrgray8
Amen to that....Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc 85Z28
I didn't realize that being able to "afford" a performance vehicle entitles one to drive like an asshole like it seems to with the NY and NY drivers around here that tailgate, pass (cut-off) without using signals, and weave aimlessly through the lanes while yaking it up on their cell fones.Quote:
Originally Posted by nhraformula
To those drivers, please stay the fuck out of my state. There are better routes to drive between NYC and Boston.
(FWIW, I could grab a new BMW-7xx cash, but I wouldn't want to be associated with the masses that drive them around here.)
But they didn't do it on slicks. You have to have treads, otherwise, you are in the wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by snaggeltooth
true that ..... I think they make enough money to buy a set or 2 .....:yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by norm43a
And name one major sporting entity that doesn't do that (except the NHL and its TV package). The merchandising, star promotion, the whole marketing package is what is required for a sport in today's society.Quote:
Originally Posted by snaggeltooth
The NBA wouldn't be where it is today if not for the foresight of the commissioner's staff to promote the league and owners like Mark Cuban going out and making sure people hear about the sport.
Major league baseball, football, the NHL, and yes, NASCAR, all have superb marketing teams that make sure the word is out there and entice people to flip over to the channel and watch.
The only exception right now is the NHL and its TV package for nationally televised games. Most people wouldn't know what channel to turn to in order to watch a game. Fortunately, I am in Dallas and all the Star's games are on one of two channels. But for the rest of the league action if you don't have cable, tough luck. Until the end of this contract, the NHL will be hurt by lack of exposure. And that is what all the other sports have going fo them right now.
My .02.
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Originally Posted by my5thNewUsernameHere
with the silly ass way you guys talk from CT (accent), believe me, any normal person out there will avoid youre fuckin state:Puke:
Uhhhhhhhhhhh, I wouldn't say that.... Unless you are being sarcastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
I have done both. It isn't about being harder. It is about having different skill sets.
If it's a big American V8 and burns gasoline/nitro/alcohol I love it and watch it. Hell I've been watching Nascar/Grand National for damn near 40 years.:)
And we're happy with that. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by nhraformula