In the last 18 months there have been 4 NASCAR events that have made their way outside of the NASCAR “bubble”; Ross’s wall ride, SVG’s win in Chicago, Garage 56 at Le Mans and the 3 wide photo-finish in Atlanta featuring Daniel. 3 of NASCAR’s biggest events in the last 18 months are tied to Trackhouse. I think NASCAR needs to send a “Thank You Card” to Justin Marks. For NASCAR to become relevant again they need moments that are so exciting that ordinary people share the event with their friends and family organically.
Except if they're manufactured with rules packages that don't allow a car to get a car length ahead? Eventually, people see right through it...if you NEED 10 wrecks and a 3 wide finish to enjoy nascar, not good. In fact...you can do that in a 50 lap race if you stop counting the 6- laps of caution between wrecks.
There have ALWAYS been manufactured racing, Ive been watching since 1987. They always changed the rules to make the cars as equal as possible. A three wide photo finish is a great thing for the sport. Your one of those people that can't be satisfied with anything. Go watch soccer or something, we wont miss you.
Can’t wait to see what he’ll do this year. Trackhouse is such an incredible team. Daniel deserves the success. He’s so nice to every single fan that walks up to him. Works so hard and he’s grounded. Wish there was more like him, but that makes him special.
Exactly because now he can focus on winning and they can try different things because him and his team don't have the tremendous pressure of making the playoffs
Suarez has some great charisma. We need more ways to show drivers personalities. Seems like we have a bunch of video game playing social introverts now. Been hard to find a favorite driver since Gordon and Junior retired. This is my new guy!
I don't think they all need to be extroverts to be likable...but having 36 jeff Gordons isn't desirable either. I respect Jeff, but his success is part of what led to the new norm of drivers coming in at 20 and retiring by 40
@@scubasteev Gordon was my guy but I always said I don’t want all the drivers to be as polished AKA Jimmie Johnson. I liked guys like Stewart, Rusty and Dale sr. Stirring the pot lol. So many of the old guard retired no passing of the torch so to speak.
I love how Daniel said that when Byron and Larson wins that no one is impressed and thats what he wants LOL!! Its very true though! Im a big fan of the Hendrick guys, all 4 of them! But MAN these Trackhouse guys are where my heart is at. Suarez especially. I know this year has so much in store for him and it was such a treat to be at the Atlanta race last weekend.
I don't know if it's just me, but I miss Mike Davis & the old set. Mike & Dale's chemistry was special. Without Mike we wouldn't have the hilarious Kyle Petty segment. The old set was inviting, like guys at the camp just sitting around the table telling stories, with the wood background, hoods, & panels on the wall. The new set just feels like a cold office.
I am not loyal to one driver. There are a few drivers that I find deserving of our support. This year I’m looking for William Byron to win the championship. If he accomplishes that and I believe he will then Daniel Suarez in 2025.
Win and your in is great, but the better your performance during the regular season, the bigger the cushion in the playoffs. If casual or new fans treat it as home field advantage, it might add an extra level of intensity, so battles within battles.
He's always shown the ability, he just has a lot of bad luck. People are too quick to give up on drivers these days, because there is always some hotshot kid ready to step in. In the old days, drivers would be given a much longer leash to develop. Sadly, i think he will need another win before he is truly secure with his ride.
@@scubasteev you don't like variety? Nobody likes Texas so change it so we can have pack racing more often. Then you have 2 superspeedways 2 pack tracks, 3-4 road course, 3-4 short tracks, and the rest can be 1.5 mile cookie cutters.
They should turn Texas into a Bristol/Martinsville hybrid. Longer straights and very high banking. I know that was a proposed idea for Auto Club, but I don't think it's going to happen.
In the last 18 months there have been 4 NASCAR events that have made their way outside of the NASCAR “bubble”; Ross’s wall ride, SVG’s win in Chicago, Garage 56 at Le Mans and the 3 wide photo-finish in Atlanta featuring Daniel. 3 of NASCAR’s biggest events in the last 18 months are tied to Trackhouse. I think NASCAR needs to send a “Thank You Card” to Justin Marks. For NASCAR to become relevant again they need moments that are so exciting that ordinary people share the event with their friends and family organically.
Except if they're manufactured with rules packages that don't allow a car to get a car length ahead? Eventually, people see right through it...if you NEED 10 wrecks and a 3 wide finish to enjoy nascar, not good. In fact...you can do that in a 50 lap race if you stop counting the 6- laps of caution between wrecks.
There have ALWAYS been manufactured racing, Ive been watching since 1987. They always changed the rules to make the cars as equal as possible. A three wide photo finish is a great thing for the sport. Your one of those people that can't be satisfied with anything. Go watch soccer or something, we wont miss you.
Love the energy and we need more exposure of drivers like him in the sport
Good for Daniel Saurez, he deserves it , this also shows that Trackhouse is a relevant team 😊
Can’t wait to see what he’ll do this year. Trackhouse is such an incredible team.
Daniel deserves the success. He’s so nice to every single fan that walks up to him. Works so hard and he’s grounded. Wish there was more like him, but that makes him special.
Exactly because now he can focus on winning and they can try different things because him and his team don't have the tremendous pressure of making the playoffs
Suarez has some great charisma. We need more ways to show drivers personalities. Seems like we have a bunch of video game playing social introverts now. Been hard to find a favorite driver since Gordon and Junior retired. This is my new guy!
Same here! #99
I don't think they all need to be extroverts to be likable...but having 36 jeff Gordons isn't desirable either. I respect Jeff, but his success is part of what led to the new norm of drivers coming in at 20 and retiring by 40
@@scubasteev Gordon was my guy but I always said I don’t want all the drivers to be as polished AKA Jimmie Johnson. I liked guys like Stewart, Rusty and Dale sr. Stirring the pot lol. So many of the old guard retired no passing of the torch so to speak.
Same here man. Gordon and Jr were my guys and me being Mexican this is just perfect 🤩
@@diegoalarcon5183 órale hell yeah! When I moved back to Cali from Tennessee my boys called me the Mexican red neck🤣😂
I love how Daniel said that when Byron and Larson wins that no one is impressed and thats what he wants LOL!! Its very true though! Im a big fan of the Hendrick guys, all 4 of them! But MAN these Trackhouse guys are where my heart is at. Suarez especially. I know this year has so much in store for him and it was such a treat to be at the Atlanta race last weekend.
Thank you for having the winner on! Love hearing from Daniel. He’s such a breath of fresh air.
That was an awesome race
Great interview Daniel. You've made great progress with your English.
Congratulations on the win, Amigo.
Daniel is my favorite driver, such a great guy.
So glad Daniel got the win , really good guy
I still prefer the old Atlanta over the new one, but that race was a banger. Let's hope Suarez can keep this momentum up
i loved the atlanta race. great job
Man the helmets in the background of Daniel wow could you imagine the stories they could tell..!!!
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Now he can just focus on winning he's in the playoffs and getting that pressure took off him this early in the season means everything
I haven’t been a fan of Atlanta since the rebuild until Sundays race. I doubt that there will be a race more exciting than Atlanta 2024.
Congrats to Suarez and his entire team (happen to know someone on that team)
Typical driver, has to talk with his hands😜👍
I don't know if it's just me, but I miss Mike Davis & the old set. Mike & Dale's chemistry was special. Without Mike we wouldn't have the hilarious Kyle Petty segment. The old set was inviting, like guys at the camp just sitting around the table telling stories, with the wood background, hoods, & panels on the wall. The new set just feels like a cold office.
I am not loyal to one driver. There are a few drivers that I find deserving of our support. This year I’m looking for William Byron to win the championship. If he accomplishes that and I believe he will then Daniel Suarez in 2025.
Win and your in is great, but the better your performance during the regular season, the bigger the cushion in the playoffs. If casual or new fans treat it as home field advantage, it might add an extra level of intensity, so battles within battles.
It was probably because they were so restricted at "fuel saving" Daytona. They were happy to be free to actually race.
He's always shown the ability, he just has a lot of bad luck.
People are too quick to give up on drivers these days, because there is always some hotshot kid ready to step in.
In the old days, drivers would be given a much longer leash to develop. Sadly, i think he will need another win before he is truly secure with his ride.
Mi Amigo the English is getting better
NASCAR should consider having Atlanta the Championship race in November of 2025 instead of Phoenix.
Congrats Suarez
Bring back Mike and the old studio!
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Reconfigure Texas and call them pack tracks not super speedways
No, please, for the love of God, don't
@@scubasteev you don't like variety? Nobody likes Texas so change it so we can have pack racing more often. Then you have 2 superspeedways 2 pack tracks, 3-4 road course, 3-4 short tracks, and the rest can be 1.5 mile cookie cutters.
YES!!!
They should turn Texas into a Bristol/Martinsville hybrid. Longer straights and very high banking. I know that was a proposed idea for Auto Club, but I don't think it's going to happen.