This being my first nascar race ive ever been to and finnaly finding money to. This was awsome. Being a short track kid and racing late models this was amazing. No bad seat anywhere i sat and it was so cool.
That was fun. Let's see more stadium races. This reminded me of the Dodge Raceway Stadium fantasy track in the old NASCAR EA games. Let's get more stadium races on the schedule. Imagine a race INDOORS like the Superdome or even AT&T stadium. I love the new cars but the real test is going to be at Daytona.
If you thought that was a cool race then go to a local short track race you'll love it. Just get online and literally look up racetracks and go check a few out in your area period dirt track racing is a lot of fun also but if you liked the class you're going to want to go see superstocks or late models at a local short track. You can thank me at the end of this coming summer
I realize I came off kind of condescending I'm sure you're aware that there is racing out there. I'm in Ohio and I love going to the short tracks and watching super late models
@@racejunkie566 I wanted to go this year but thought it was gonna be boring. I’ll probably go next time tho if it ever comes back. That being said NASCAR at the Long Beach Grand Prix I would 100% go every time.
@@Piggy-0145 it'd be pretty cool to see them big ass stock cars try to get around Long Beach! There is a mile-and-a-half track in California somewhere I think and I know for a fact you guys got short tracks everywhere. I like to watch the supermodifieds you guys race out west
Very fun. I think Nascar did a brilliant job organising this, especially with the stars (big up Ice Cube!) and the advertising (mainly showing drama and action, not just big crashes). If Daytona is a good race and the package isn't dogshit, this could be the start of a great era for Nascar. And remember, if the Coliseum worked Nascar would consider races in London, NY, Japan etc.
I can tell you BFM, those were such funny jinx's that had me laughing... My favorite jinx that you made was the Tyler Reddick and Chase Briscoe one. Those two were funny af. I watched the clash part unfortunately which was the biggest part of the race, but I enjoyed the race even my favorite driver Austin Dillon made it into the top 5 right there, not a bad run for the 3 team. A top 5 run is pretty much good whenever you have a decent car. Anyways that was honestly such a good video, keep up the good work. And welcome to the new era of NASCAR, Next Gen baby!
This was the MOST exciting race I've seen in a long time.... AND I LOVED IT!!! I admit, I was one of the people saying this isn't gonna work, and I WAS PROVEN WRONG for ONCE!!!!
Going to Daytona for any race is a dream some people could never afford. I understand what you are saying but sometimes life gets in the way of going to the tracks we dream of.
@@MyDogFulton true very true. I've been watching for 30 years. I've learned the people who cry the most one won't listen to anything someone says or doesn't care.
Probably my favourite part of this whole event was watching Ty Dillon wreck literally everyone else on the field in his last-chance heat. Something tells me he will not have too many friends on the track over the course of this season.
The Pro Bowl REALLY helped out the clash for people watching at home...Pro Bowl was bad enough people started flipping through the channels and came across the race!
Yeah I haven't been able to sit through a full race probably ever without doing something else to keep me occupied. This race had me on the edge of my seat almost the whole time from the first heat race to the last lap
Best race I've seen in a long time. I'm a fan since the late 90s that had kinda fallen out of love with the sport in the gen 6 era since the racing got worse (even COT racing was better the cars were just ugly) and the big personalities (Smoke, Rusty, Robbie Gordon, Jeff Gordon, Dale Sr/Jr) left too. But I feel the love again after this weekend. We need points paying 1/4 mile tracks in nascar tbh or at least 3/8 mile. Should be 3 or 4 of these tracks with some character instead of cookie cutters. We need more people like Blaney going after each other. Also realized I don't mind stage racing if there's a halftime show. That's this weekend taught me. This is entertainment. This is what this sport is.
I just want daytona to be here. Can't wait for the duels. First actual race id like to see this year. The clash just didn't have the same feeling as daytona
It's like watching a giant-sized slot car race. The track was too small, the turns too tight and the "racing" (such as it was) was entirely too slow. But what really blew me away were all the rave reviews it got. I guess some people these days are very easily amused.
Imagine your Tony Stewart and one of your cars drops out with a mechanical failure when you were running top 5. I can guarantee tony had to try his best to not lose his shit on the air
For not one, not two, but *THREE* cars to drop out of the race due to mechanical failures in the span of *2 LAPS* is definitely a cause for concern. Also, take a good look at how badly damaged Justin Haley's car was when he got sent into the inside wall..... ..... *and that's only at 50mph* Long story short, there is a lot of work to be done before this next gen car is ready.
I agree, though do remember that inside wall was solid concrete, not a SAFER barrier, so all the energy dissipation had to go into the car instead of foam barriers in the wall, too
I'm addition to being solid concrete the inside wall was made of jersey barriers rather than a permanent wall so when he hit it they shifted leaving a harsh edge at the junction between the two segments. It even broke the concrete so I don't see that wreck as an indication of a big problem with the cars. I did see one wreck into the outside wall that didn't look too bad but they towed the car off which had me concerned, but I also saw a ton of harsh aggressive racing, lots of rubbing the outside wall, and no cut tires from fender damage. Ryan Blaney tagged it pretty decently and had either a cut tire or suspension damage but I'm hopeful that these new cars can take more of a beating than the old ones
I think you're right. Maybe twice a year and only exhibition races. I wouldn't wanna see a random points race at a stadium. Maybe the Clash and the All-Star race put in a different stadium every year, and I'd be fine with that.
I think the event turned out very well concerning how worried I was about certain issues. Reliability issues are still eyebrow-raising, but the race wasn't too terrible of a wreckfest, and it truly felt like local bullring racing. Tuned out during the concerts, but I still think that, overall, it was an immediate success. We'll have to see how it plays out long term.
Lots of Trolls here. NASCAR should be ashamed at this tactic!!! Who does NASCAR think it is with their spin of this shitshow... ex-Loser President Trump?
Thanks for the recap! I had the race on yesterday while doing a few things around the house, and missed a few things you covered. I'm a very casual nascar fan and watcher, but very much a motorsports fan. This was a very different and interesting race I enjoyed watching yesterday when I had a few minutes to watch it.
This Staging of The Clash at the LA Colosseum was refreshing. Not only bringing the event to a huge market (the second largest city in the United States) but also with stadium racing, going back to NASCAR's roots with short track racing. This was fun :)
Nascar roots aren't in a stupid ass colosseum. There is plenty of good short tracks that could use the help but nope. Just gimmicky gimmicks and the morons think it's awesome.
I'm hoping they continue having strong showings all year. And by "strong showings" I mean finishing on the lead lap or at worst one lap down more often than not.
I gotta say The Clash at The LA Coliseum couldn't have been anymore successful and I really hope NASCAR does return to the LA Coliseum And seeing my girl Ally B performing the National Anthem was definitely the icing on the cake
It was something outside the box for sure. It was really fun. Seeing great short track action, drivers mad at each other, and some great racing too. What more could you ask for?
The very first stadium racing was shown in NASCAR chase for the cup 2005. When racing in a Dodge stadium wherever it's a single race or fight to the top or season mode it can get pretty chaotic with the pit stops which can cause a caution if you collide into someone or it's coming out of pits or coming in
Here's another cool thing about this race: Almost everything used to make that disposable racetrack can be reused. It's a bit odd to think a course that produced such fun, interesting short-track racing will be gone in a few months!
This was certainly an interesting event which I sadly only caught the end of live. That track reminded me of a paperclip, I'm so used to sprint cars on a 1/4 mile that watching stock cars spin around them was kinda comedic to me. I wonder what the future of stadium races will be.
I didn't watch this race and I was skeptical about whether or not having such a small track was going to work for NASCAR personally. Either it would be too slow and therefore boring, or it would be crazy but also a chaotic mess. From what I'm hearing it seems it like they did the best of both worlds. Organized, yet thrilling. Good on them for being able to pull it off.
Gosh this race was so cool. I haven't been to a nascar race since 2008 and this was so worth coming back for. The new cars and this venue were amazing to watch. The format made for great racing and excitement hoping my faves would make it in. It was really cool to see the stands so full too. And I love that I was able to take the train and metro right to the track from San Diego which has so much potential for bigger audiences. Hopefully they bring it back in 2023 🤘
It's funny looking at the comments on Facebook. Most older fans hated it. Younger fans loved it. NASCAR is doing what's best for their future by catering to younger demographics.
I didn't watch this race and now I wish I did because that looked fun as hell. If NASCAR can do a few things like that every season, I'd likely tune into those and probably even a few regular races. Because for the first time ever, I'm kinda excited to watch NASCAR?
For the Clash and the All Star Race. NASCAR should hold them in International Markets, Road courses, Short Tracks, and Football Stadiums. By that I mean, Places where they dont usally race at
The biggest takeaway from this race, to me, was that after all that beating and banging, we didn’t see a tire rub or a tire go down. Hopefully that means it won’t be a death sentence to bump folks anymore.
I would like to see this project at the Iowa State Fair Speedway, which has been Home for me since I have been a Newborn. I am still mad that the Original Iowa State Fair Speedway was tore up before I could attend a Race there, and I'd feel that it would restart Home of The State Championship and the Home of the State Fair Tradition in Des Moines in a Big Way.
As a Larson fan, I can't defend what he did to Haley. I honestly can't. He deserves the backlash he's getting. But as a NASCAR fan? The Clash was fun to listen to on MRN and I hope we do it again next year... *IDEA!* How about we rotate the clash around stadiums across the US and Canada? We got a ton of them to play with and it opens NASCAR to new markets they've never been to AND old markets they could try and reach again!
We'll need to wait until the third year to know if this is actually a success. Next year will probably see a decrease in attendance and TV ratings because the novelty factor will have worn off. If viewership stabilizes in the third year and the numbers are still respectable, I'll call this a success. If the interest falls off from year to year, then this was just a one-shot experiment. Until we see the results from the third year, I'm going to be skeptical this is a sustainable event.
I feel really bad for anyone who didn't know about the heat races paying full price for what seemed to be one hour of racing. Then again it's not like NASCAR wasn't advertising the format. I think back to a lot of short track races I've been to and it's weird how few people only show up for the feature and don't bother to watch the heat races. Unless it's something like the Thompson 300 (to shout out my favorite event from the 2021 season) you miss most of the racing action if you don't watch the heat/consolation races. I guess it's possible most casual NASCAR fans or first-timers just don't understand the concept. Maybe NASCAR did have a blind spot in that regard relying on the "old school" mystique of heat races rather that really hyping them up. I certainly knew I had to watch the heat races and was really mad when I found out my DVR didn't record them. Thankfully this thing called "fubo" did. Anyway, something to fix for next year. Or maybe just make the feature 200 laps. That's only another 10-15 minutes at those speeds, I could have watched that.
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“NASCAR _Mayhem_ at the Coliseum”
Ty Dillon: *_yeah umm I take most responsibility for that…_*
And that became his downfall
It's a shame Tyler Reddick, Chase Briscoe and Justin Haley suffered the BFM Jynx
This being my first nascar race ive ever been to and finnaly finding money to. This was awsome. Being a short track kid and racing late models this was amazing. No bad seat anywhere i sat and it was so cool.
@@ANDRESLOPEZ_24 yeah its soooo cool finally got to go. Only bad thing was tv yellow breaks but wasnt too bad😂
That was fun. Let's see more stadium races. This reminded me of the Dodge Raceway Stadium fantasy track in the old NASCAR EA games. Let's get more stadium races on the schedule. Imagine a race INDOORS like the Superdome or even AT&T stadium. I love the new cars but the real test is going to be at Daytona.
If you thought that was a cool race then go to a local short track race you'll love it. Just get online and literally look up racetracks and go check a few out in your area period dirt track racing is a lot of fun also but if you liked the class you're going to want to go see superstocks or late models at a local short track. You can thank me at the end of this coming summer
I realize I came off kind of condescending I'm sure you're aware that there is racing out there. I'm in Ohio and I love going to the short tracks and watching super late models
@@racejunkie566 I wanted to go this year but thought it was gonna be boring. I’ll probably go next time tho if it ever comes back. That being said NASCAR at the Long Beach Grand Prix I would 100% go every time.
@@Piggy-0145 it'd be pretty cool to see them big ass stock cars try to get around Long Beach! There is a mile-and-a-half track in California somewhere I think and I know for a fact you guys got short tracks everywhere. I like to watch the supermodifieds you guys race out west
Very fun. I think Nascar did a brilliant job organising this, especially with the stars (big up Ice Cube!) and the advertising (mainly showing drama and action, not just big crashes). If Daytona is a good race and the package isn't dogshit, this could be the start of a great era for Nascar. And remember, if the Coliseum worked Nascar would consider races in London, NY, Japan etc.
Yes come back to Twin Ring Motegi!
but i would want a street race in europe. those cars near an old town would look insane
And Sochi in Russia where f1 races
@@joshraheim_18 on the racetrack that is pretty hated among f1 fans? f1 moved to st petersburg
@@joshraheim_18 monaco, f1 and nascar on the same weekend
I can tell you BFM, those were such funny jinx's that had me laughing... My favorite jinx that you made was the Tyler Reddick and Chase Briscoe one. Those two were funny af. I watched the clash part unfortunately which was the biggest part of the race, but I enjoyed the race even my favorite driver Austin Dillon made it into the top 5 right there, not a bad run for the 3 team. A top 5 run is pretty much good whenever you have a decent car. Anyways that was honestly such a good video, keep up the good work. And welcome to the new era of NASCAR, Next Gen baby!
This was the MOST exciting race I've seen in a long time.... AND I LOVED IT!!! I admit, I was one of the people saying this isn't gonna work, and I WAS PROVEN WRONG for ONCE!!!!
How was exciting? It was boring as hell. No one could really pass at all. If you were in the back you were going no where.
@@chadjustice8560 and yet you seem to think that this is like a stick-and-ball sport to which ANYBODY can do? Nope... you have a lot to learn
Did you not watch? That’s not how it happened at all.
NASCAR giving you free tickets for this tripe??
I was there great experience.
And for all of you saying, "The Clash should stay at Daytona", You Should've Been There When It Mattered!
Nailed it
Going to Daytona for any race is a dream some people could never afford. I understand what you are saying but sometimes life gets in the way of going to the tracks we dream of.
But most complainers didn’t even watch on TV.
@@MyDogFulton true very true. I've been watching for 30 years. I've learned the people who cry the most one won't listen to anything someone says or doesn't care.
@@TheDuck632 and going to LA is cheaper?
Probably my favourite part of this whole event was watching Ty Dillon wreck literally everyone else on the field in his last-chance heat. Something tells me he will not have too many friends on the track over the course of this season.
The Pro Bowl REALLY helped out the clash for people watching at home...Pro Bowl was bad enough people started flipping through the channels and came across the race!
lol like there was huge numbers of people watching the probowl to make much difference if the 7 viewers decided to watch something else.
7:18 HAHAHA Yes the Viagra jacket man was one of my favorite parts of this race that dude was so funny.
This has to be the first time Cody Ware has passed a driver on camera.
This was my first nascar race I watched in full, it was definitely a very good first race to see in full
Yeah I haven't been able to sit through a full race probably ever without doing something else to keep me occupied. This race had me on the edge of my seat almost the whole time from the first heat race to the last lap
Nobodys hating on Larson for destroying a brand new teams car on purpose during a time of supply issues for the sport?
Best race I've seen in a long time.
I'm a fan since the late 90s that had kinda fallen out of love with the sport in the gen 6 era since the racing got worse (even COT racing was better the cars were just ugly) and the big personalities (Smoke, Rusty, Robbie Gordon, Jeff Gordon, Dale Sr/Jr) left too.
But I feel the love again after this weekend.
We need points paying 1/4 mile tracks in nascar tbh or at least 3/8 mile.
Should be 3 or 4 of these tracks with some character instead of cookie cutters.
We need more people like Blaney going after each other.
Also realized I don't mind stage racing if there's a halftime show.
That's this weekend taught me.
This is entertainment.
This is what this sport is.
It sucked. Gimmicky af. Go to an actual quarter mile track. This was terrible.
Ty Dillion, in LCQ2: "Alexa, play Ludacris' Move Bitch Get Out The Way"
🤣🤣
5:45 Clint Bowyer sums up Caution 1 in 3 words.😃
I just want daytona to be here. Can't wait for the duels. First actual race id like to see this year. The clash just didn't have the same feeling as daytona
Mayhem.....I guess you mean that Ty Dillon hit everything but the pace car!!!
I enjoyed it a lot! Definitely lived up to the hype for sure and then some
It's like watching a giant-sized slot car race. The track was too small, the turns too tight and the "racing" (such as it was) was entirely too slow. But what really blew me away were all the rave reviews it got. I guess some people these days are very easily amused.
Imagine your Tony Stewart and one of your cars drops out with a mechanical failure when you were running top 5. I can guarantee tony had to try his best to not lose his shit on the air
NASCAR Chaos at the la Coliseum
Ty Dillon: and I take that personally.
For not one, not two, but *THREE* cars to drop out of the race due to mechanical failures in the span of *2 LAPS* is definitely a cause for concern.
Also, take a good look at how badly damaged Justin Haley's car was when he got sent into the inside wall.....
..... *and that's only at 50mph*
Long story short, there is a lot of work to be done before this next gen car is ready.
I agree with u there
I agree, though do remember that inside wall was solid concrete, not a SAFER barrier, so all the energy dissipation had to go into the car instead of foam barriers in the wall, too
@@Director_Orson_Krennic I feel awful for Haley had that been a safer barrier he would have a few bits of damage but his car became junk
I'm addition to being solid concrete the inside wall was made of jersey barriers rather than a permanent wall so when he hit it they shifted leaving a harsh edge at the junction between the two segments. It even broke the concrete so I don't see that wreck as an indication of a big problem with the cars. I did see one wreck into the outside wall that didn't look too bad but they towed the car off which had me concerned, but I also saw a ton of harsh aggressive racing, lots of rubbing the outside wall, and no cut tires from fender damage. Ryan Blaney tagged it pretty decently and had either a cut tire or suspension damage but I'm hopeful that these new cars can take more of a beating than the old ones
That's what I've been trying to tell nascar ..but they wont listen😖
NASCAR definitely should stick with The LA Coliseum as a potential yearly race/event I wouldn't mind if it becomes a point paying race
I think you're right. Maybe twice a year and only exhibition races. I wouldn't wanna see a random points race at a stadium. Maybe the Clash and the All-Star race put in a different stadium every year, and I'd be fine with that.
I think the event turned out very well concerning how worried I was about certain issues. Reliability issues are still eyebrow-raising, but the race wasn't too terrible of a wreckfest, and it truly felt like local bullring racing. Tuned out during the concerts, but I still think that, overall, it was an immediate success. We'll have to see how it plays out long term.
Lots of Trolls here. NASCAR should be ashamed at this tactic!!!
Who does NASCAR think it is with their spin of this shitshow... ex-Loser President Trump?
@@mandoist you might wanna stay away from this channel then bud.
at 5:17 you can see reddick break something in the car
The clash at the coliseum was really amazing but for gen 7 they’re amazing I hope those mechanical Issues aren’t really problem throughout the season.
Fun Fact: This was Joey Logano's first win on pavement since Dirty Air gifted him the win at Kansas in 2020
Joey Logano: Is this the mini Martinsville? Roger Penske: Yes it is and you escaped the Los Angeles mayhem with a win.
Empty grandstands for the most talked about nascar race besides Daytona
LCQ2 and seeing Denny seething over Kurt Busch's wreck all night were my favorite bits.
Thanks for the recap! I had the race on yesterday while doing a few things around the house, and missed a few things you covered. I'm a very casual nascar fan and watcher, but very much a motorsports fan. This was a very different and interesting race I enjoyed watching yesterday when I had a few minutes to watch it.
As a California guy who's lived here for only 6 months, this was pretty interesting to say the least!!
The drive line failures might be due to the sharp turns.
More forces through the drive line than full throttle on a large banked turn of Daytona.
That was a great race at the LA coliseum and this was a fantastic win Joey Logano got and this is an awesome video
This Staging of The Clash at the LA Colosseum was refreshing. Not only bringing the event to a huge market (the second largest city in the United States) but also with stadium racing, going back to NASCAR's roots with short track racing. This was fun :)
Nascar roots aren't in a stupid ass colosseum. There is plenty of good short tracks that could use the help but nope. Just gimmicky gimmicks and the morons think it's awesome.
The RWRenaissance is upon us. Praise be to Rick.
I'm hoping they continue having strong showings all year. And by "strong showings" I mean finishing on the lead lap or at worst one lap down more often than not.
If thats the future of nascar we have a big problem
I gotta say The Clash at The LA Coliseum couldn't have been anymore successful and I really hope NASCAR does return to the LA Coliseum
And seeing my girl Ally B performing the National Anthem was definitely the icing on the cake
Srry she got great voice but need pick up a speed
Overall I'd say this race a huge success! Can't wait to see what NASCAR has in store next time
The Clash was a success. Let's go Cody uWare!
It was something outside the box for sure. It was really fun. Seeing great short track action, drivers mad at each other, and some great racing too. What more could you ask for?
An actual race track
The very first stadium racing was shown in NASCAR chase for the cup 2005. When racing in a Dodge stadium wherever it's a single race or fight to the top or season mode it can get pretty chaotic with the pit stops which can cause a caution if you collide into someone or it's coming out of pits or coming in
"giggles takes the win" lolol
Mrucz! ❤
Ty is gonna cause the big one in 2 weeks
I just can't get over how much better the new gen car looks. Last gen still looked like they slapped modern car decals on a 96 monte carlo
Yo this spark note race recap format with some classic BFM wit and sarcasm is good. Maybe more this season? Just a thought. I really enjoyed it.
Here's another cool thing about this race: Almost everything used to make that disposable racetrack can be reused. It's a bit odd to think a course that produced such fun, interesting short-track racing will be gone in a few months!
The greatest NASCAR race I ever been to!!
I was there and it was very fun to watch the racing. Just seeing the next Gen car and hearing it for the first time gave me major goosebumps!
The rain was fun to watch and something different to watch besides Daytona.👍👍
This was certainly an interesting event which I sadly only caught the end of live. That track reminded me of a paperclip, I'm so used to sprint cars on a 1/4 mile that watching stock cars spin around them was kinda comedic to me. I wonder what the future of stadium races will be.
Now I know who to blame for cursing Briscoe and Haley 😂 I thought this was a great start to the season and it got me even more pumped for the 500
I didn't watch this race and I was skeptical about whether or not having such a small track was going to work for NASCAR personally. Either it would be too slow and therefore boring, or it would be crazy but also a chaotic mess. From what I'm hearing it seems it like they did the best of both worlds. Organized, yet thrilling. Good on them for being able to pull it off.
Haley has impressed me
Gosh this race was so cool. I haven't been to a nascar race since 2008 and this was so worth coming back for. The new cars and this venue were amazing to watch. The format made for great racing and excitement hoping my faves would make it in. It was really cool to see the stands so full too. And I love that I was able to take the train and metro right to the track from San Diego which has so much potential for bigger audiences. Hopefully they bring it back in 2023 🤘
LCQ 2 was so frustrating
It's funny looking at the comments on Facebook. Most older fans hated it. Younger fans loved it. NASCAR is doing what's best for their future by catering to younger demographics.
I am not a huge fan of Single Groove Racing, but this was great.
AND YAY THAT MY FAVORITE DRIVER WON
So the new era is original era? History is truly repeating itself
What music did you use in this video?
I didn't watch this race and now I wish I did because that looked fun as hell.
If NASCAR can do a few things like that every season, I'd likely tune into those and probably even a few regular races. Because for the first time ever, I'm kinda excited to watch NASCAR?
For the Clash and the All Star Race. NASCAR should hold them in International Markets, Road courses, Short Tracks, and Football Stadiums. By that I mean, Places where they dont usally race at
The track itself is not related to tbe dodge raceway stadium, since they are considered to be short tracks.
Me and my mother laughed at the Viagra jacket guy, mainly because he looked a little young to be wearing a Mark Martin jacket
Anything is better than 1.5 mile tracks in the corn fields
"real act of a champion"
The biggest takeaway from this race, to me, was that after all that beating and banging, we didn’t see a tire rub or a tire go down. Hopefully that means it won’t be a death sentence to bump folks anymore.
I would like to see this project at the Iowa State Fair Speedway, which has been Home for me since I have been a Newborn. I am still mad that the Original Iowa State Fair Speedway was tore up before I could attend a Race there, and I'd feel that it would restart Home of The State Championship and the Home of the State Fair Tradition in Des Moines in a Big Way.
Ty dillion looking like hes playing nascar heat 5 and using up the ai
I was there that day it was awesome to be their.
God I wanted Ice to bust out some Fuck Tha Police just to see how the ""average"" NASCAR fan would have reacted.
Glad to see Landon Cassill back in Cup
I really likes the qualifying heats.
Fox’s coverage really “crashed at the coliseum”
Everyone saw this vid coming at some point, but so soon?
I think they should have it at the Rose Bowl!
My kingdom for this to replace Texas as the All Star race
Came across your channel and I'm old. Haven't watched nascar for about 40 years. Why are they racing IMSA/ GTO in nascar?
The new cars?
🔥🔥🔥
I was at the race and I was yelling dirty Dillon
That track is cursed lol
Video idea: Which Daytona 500 had the most cautions?
Good video, I agree with your thoughts, but still won't count a Clash Heat win as a Cup win tho=) It's not a race win, just qualy stage P1.
Nice
As a Larson fan, I can't defend what he did to Haley. I honestly can't. He deserves the backlash he's getting.
But as a NASCAR fan? The Clash was fun to listen to on MRN and I hope we do it again next year...
*IDEA!* How about we rotate the clash around stadiums across the US and Canada? We got a ton of them to play with and it opens NASCAR to new markets they've never been to AND old markets they could try and reach again!
Should’ve done it at bowman gray stadium
Racing was better then I thought. However the 15 lap cautions and halftime break made it seem like it wasn't about the racing.
It was a good first race.
Since this race was a success, I'd say we bring back Bowman Gray. That way way both the East and West coast get this kind of racing.
Bowman gray has be during the summer
Im taking ur phone the week of Daytona so u dont jinx anyone else lol
Plus, the Next Gen looks like it has more severe damage then the Gen 6.
We'll need to wait until the third year to know if this is actually a success. Next year will probably see a decrease in attendance and TV ratings because the novelty factor will have worn off. If viewership stabilizes in the third year and the numbers are still respectable, I'll call this a success. If the interest falls off from year to year, then this was just a one-shot experiment. Until we see the results from the third year, I'm going to be skeptical this is a sustainable event.
i think it was a good race overall espesly lcq2 a werckfest but overall in my oppion ill give it a 89%
🏁✌🏾
Ty Dillon is love, Ty Dillon is life
I feel really bad for anyone who didn't know about the heat races paying full price for what seemed to be one hour of racing. Then again it's not like NASCAR wasn't advertising the format. I think back to a lot of short track races I've been to and it's weird how few people only show up for the feature and don't bother to watch the heat races. Unless it's something like the Thompson 300 (to shout out my favorite event from the 2021 season) you miss most of the racing action if you don't watch the heat/consolation races.
I guess it's possible most casual NASCAR fans or first-timers just don't understand the concept. Maybe NASCAR did have a blind spot in that regard relying on the "old school" mystique of heat races rather that really hyping them up. I certainly knew I had to watch the heat races and was really mad when I found out my DVR didn't record them. Thankfully this thing called "fubo" did.
Anyway, something to fix for next year. Or maybe just make the feature 200 laps. That's only another 10-15 minutes at those speeds, I could have watched that.