I love how he basically said what I did. Also lets not forget the IndyCar series owner also owns the flagship Ford team that have won the last 2 championships. That also has significant weight in how both leagues can benefit each other by crossovers.
It should be a no brainer. Really for two reasons…
- If a NASCAR driver ever were to win an IndyCar or F1 race that would be a huge statement for the sport itself
- NASCAR has by far the longest schedule at 36 events a year. Including the exhibitions there is almost no time to race other vehicles
I think Gateway is a pretty cool track. It's New Hampshire with a Darlington shape and a little more banking. Makes for wild passes and interesting tire wear situations. This is one track once we go multi compound that will be awesome
Wouldn't mind attending Detroit but man those ticket prices are not low at all. I'm not crazy about paying Indy 500 prices for a street race in Detroit
345,000 people attended the 108th running of this event yesterday, no other race can claim either. Your comment is ridiculous. Let’s not forget Chevrolet is the only OEM that races in both, nothing wrong with them wanting Larson in this
He’s lucky he didn’t shear off a stud. Centrifugal force can do wonders with even 3 lugs, but only two tight is not at all safe. Especially with banking at high speeds