...And For Something A Little Different

[Carguy49]

I had the event on just to see what might happen. It was mostly background noise for other things I was doing. I am not a big nascar fan anymore and found this event BORING. The music they played - not interested.

[rognelson777]

Sickweek.com warren eevans doing the live feed for this drag and drive eventss. top 4 cars so far under 7 seconds after driving on the road for 600 miles so far. 341 cars entered plus 200 cars following along that paid $200 which include food at 2 tracks and entry to all tracks.

[Andy Friar]

I didn't even hear about this event until reading John's blog/ post. Sounds like the ratings were good, but as a one off type deal, hard to say what the ROI would be. Seeing Nascars running a city circuit like Long Beach or Detroit could be interesting.

[jmcarter]

Originally Posted by rognelson777

Sickweek.com warren eevans doing the live feed for this drag and drive eventss. top 4 cars so far under 7 seconds after driving on the road for 600 miles so far. 341 cars entered plus 200 cars following along that paid $200 which include food at 2 tracks and entry to all tracks.

Here’s a link to Day 3’s coverage from Gainesville, some very interesting vehicles…the big Buick and Volvo long roofs are my personal favorites. These cars are so much more interesting than all composite Mustang/Camero/Camrys running around in circles, a little different to be sure.

[Tom P]

I've been watching the SickWeek and never even knew the NASCAR race was on. Interesting venue for sure. I would think Fontana or extra grandstands at Irwindale would make more financial sense. For me the new "Next Gen" changes are bad, eliminating my source of cheap lightened, REM polished 9" gears, N cases and 31 spline Detroit Lockers