Why are there, out of a total of 32 NASCAR tracks, only THREE roadcourses?
Roadcourses test a driver's intelligence, skill, and endurance quite a bit more than ovals, so WHY aren't NASCAR drivers being tested to their limit (like Formula-1 drivers for example)? Is it because NASCAR racecars aren't able to put up with demanding roadcourses all the time?
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Were lucky we even have those...Except for a few drivers most of them whine so much about having to turn right that if it was up to a driver vote there wouldnt be any road courses on the schedule...Im with you I would rather watch a road course race anytime...We'll have to bring that up at the next meeting.
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The almighty dollar $$$, more people can attend most ovals than the road courses. There are 300,000+ people at Talladega this weekIm building a dirt bike track for my friends and i. i need help on jumps?
those cars are built for oval tracks(there are only 2 rode course in nextell cup) the f1 is built for rode coarseWhat size engine they used in bush cars?
I'm with the guy above me here!! and it's just not our style, were the drag strip, oval racing, loving guys. you know draging funny cars up to around 350mph!! you know what I'm talking about??!!F1 is ok for those who love it, I won't degrade it any. Nascar was set up to run a different type of track. F1 cars are built low and wide Nascar when first started were stock body styles that were driven on the highway,thus they were heavy (3200 pounds) and a little top heavy making it hard to control in tight connors. On top of all that there are very few Americans driving in F1. even American owned F1 teams use drivers from other countries..
road courses aren't popular because they seat less people. Circling tracks are more popular
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