Posted by JD Seller on May 24, 2015 at 20:17:41 from (208.126.198.123):
In Reply to: Re: Indy 500 posted by Dean on May 24, 2015 at 10:54:30:
Dean I 100% agree with you. I can remember the Indy 500 being a big deal. All the local radio stations would have up dates even if they did not live broadcast the race. Now I bet that maybe one of them even said anything about the race. Then when they had the fall out on what type of race and all it just drove the final nail in Indy for me. There are no real names in it anymore. It seems like a European race that has little interest for me.
NASCAR is much the same way too. I remember when cars where different and they had character now they all are just cookie cutter cars. They all look the same and the restrictions are a JOKE. They are supposed to make all the cars the same???? WHO wants cars all the same. I want cars that are better then the others so the whole field tries to go better the next year. Now it is a sleep inducing event.
Then you have inflated drivers. Very few of today's drivers have any "real" creed to me. They are mostly a publicity department creation. Look at Danica Patrick. She is all the rage with many and has not won a single major race. How the heck is she a major draw then??? I would love to see a woman winning the big NASCAR races. I just loved to watch Shirley Muldowney crush the men when she was the top dog drag racing.
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