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What are the ways we can stay in the NASCAR spirit during the offseason? List your ideas below by clicking EasyEdit button above.
1. Research 2009 drivers to prepare for next fantasy season.
2. Play Playstation and Nintendo NASCAR games
3. Add content to the NASCAR wiki :-) and get in some good discussions
4. Plan out the races you want to go to next year.
5. Allow the drivers to go to towns to meet plain old people like myself. Ever since Earnhardt Sr. left us the sport has grown unbelievably. It would be great if they could come back down to earth with the rest of us. Midland Texas.
What are the best, free fantasy websites? by 42,18fan
I've never done fantasy nascar before, is it fun? any tips? I'm thinking of signing up for the 2009 season. Any and all advice welcome.
1. Research 2009 drivers to prepare for next fantasy season.
2. Play Playstation and Nintendo NASCAR games
3. Add content to the NASCAR wiki :-) and get in some good discussions
4. Plan out the races you want to go to next year.
5. Allow the drivers to go to towns to meet plain old people like myself. Ever since Earnhardt Sr. left us the sport has grown unbelievably. It would be great if they could come back down to earth with the rest of us. Midland Texas.
What are the best, free fantasy websites? by 42,18fan
I've never done fantasy nascar before, is it fun? any tips? I'm thinking of signing up for the 2009 season. Any and all advice welcome.
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| MVPFoundation | Meet Rusty Wallace! | 0 | Nov 2 2012, 10:49 AM EDT by MVPFoundation | ||
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) Starting on Monday, October xx, 2012, Rusty Wallace and the MVP Foundation will start an online auction with the Toyota Tundra Package. Bids will be taken online on The MVP Foundation’s website at www.themvpfoundation.org.
The package includes a 2013 model year Toyota Tundra Crew Max 4x4 equipped with a 5.7 L V8! But it does not stop there, the winner will also receive tickets to the November 2012 Nationwide and Sprint races at PIR , VIP admittance to victory lane, a parade lap around PIR, a meet and greet with Rusty in his broadcast booth and a garage tour. Also to add to this package will be two tickets to Honoring the Drive on Thursday, November 8th where Richard Petty will celebrate the career of Arizona’s “first fan” of motor racing, U.S. Senator Jon Kyl. The bid for the package starts at $35,000 with a buy it now of $40,000. The online auction will conclude on November 5th, 2012. The proceeds from this auction will benefit the MVP Foundation who is an Arizona-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization that leverages the power of professional sports to provide opportunities, support and resources to children and families in need. For more information on the MVP Foundation, please visit www.themvpfoundation.org.
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| backinthedayracin | Where did all the real racing go? | 4 | Jan 19 2012, 1:03 PM EST by Go4uRPM | ||
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Now that Nascar has done away with any form of Stock car racing in the upper classes, ie Winston cup and Bush cup, gotten rid of any competition between auto manufacturers,stiffled any form of performance enhancing among engine builders, Would it not be in keeping with this mind set, to change the name of NASCAR as well. It might be more fitting to give it a name that more closely relates to the style of cookie cutter cars running around the track,competing for sponsor money and TV rights. Also, to eliminate any type of fan inter-action with the different drivers and their different type personality's, would it be better to have a fan wide vote for the most liked driver, then a vote from the sponsers for their most liked driver, sit down and combine the two polls and "CLONE" the one driver that fits both groups best(giving the nod to the sponsers of course). Then we got cookie cutter cars running around circles with cookie cutter drivers.....NOW THAT'S RACIN' I love racing, but it sure has gotten lost in the shuffle..Seems like they are doing a good job of makin sheep out of us racing fans.. Just my opinion...don't get your feathers ruffled..
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| davidw1098 | What bothers me about NASCAR | 1 | Jan 19 2012, 12:49 PM EST by Go4uRPM | ||
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So, I've been a big NASCAR fan since I was a young boy (I'm 23 now), and I appreciate many of the changes that have occurred over the years, but there's some things that worry me. I understand that the corporate guys want to make the sport as marketable to as broad a base as possible, but why do they try to institute concepts from other sports, which are kind of shoe-horned into auto racing. Im talking about things like a playoff, "overtime", fantasy racing leagues, 'wild cards', all-star races,. and whatever else anyone can think of. Im not trying to bad mouth any of these changes, it just seems like they're looking at what makes OTHER sports exciting, and not what makes racing cool and exciting. This isn't football or basketball, and it has a lot of unique features that they should try thinking outside the box about. I would just hate for potential fans to be turned off because they see the sport as just trying to copycat on success. Does anyone else feel this way, or am I already becoming an old fogey?
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