Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

[IRONHEAD]

Re: Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

My point was on the snide remarks, and again, name calling.

when people can get my screen name right.. you can bitch about a wise @$$ name in a post..
fair

[min301]

Re: Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

My point was on the snide remarks, and again, name calling.

when people can get my screen name right.. you can bitch about a wise @$$ name in a post..
fair

When you can talk(and spell) like an adult, maybe I'll back off,
until then, don't hold your breath. Or, maybe you should... :P

[IRONHEAD]

Re: Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

Oh English Major..
didn't see the letters PhD after your screen name..
I'd love to not be dyslexic

[SpiderGearsMan]

Re: Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

JAMIE FRED MCMURRAY HAS THE POLE for tomorrow
my boy is HOTT with rcr engines

[38P]

Re: Speedy Says: Here are the Rules NASCAR Should Adopt

According to a print-only piece in the latest issue of Autoweek (thanks Team Ford Racing for the comp), all the talk of NASCAR making drastic specifications changes is way overblown.

Without specifically mentioning Autoextremist Peter M. DeLorenzo's blog, the AW piece suggests that only one OEM honcho met with NASCAR and that even modest changes to align the hideous COT with production-style specifications (e.g. fuel injection) are not imminent. The brief report was filled with quotes about how thrilled all the OEMs (even "killer car" builder 'Yoda) are with the "return on investment" in NASCAR.

Who knew Brian France had so much stroke at AW?