JaiGieEse wrote:
Too bad this thread has degenerated into unfortunate name calling and innuendo. To the original point:
NASCAR is a complex sport. Although NASCAR mandates a tight set of standards to which all race cars must adhere, the variables are many. Strategy is always in the mix. And there is always the likelihood that multi-car crashes will drastically alter a race's outcome. This weekend's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona was shaking out to play out in one way and two successive big crashes - and insistent rain showers - totally changed the outcome of the race.
Many people, and I am one of them, do appreciate the intense drama inherent to NASCAR racing, while others prefer open-wheel racing (Indy Car, Formula One, Grand Prix) and other equally serious fans prefer the explosive burst of drag racing. Neither of these forms of racing appeal to me
Tons of fans live for basketball, NBA and NCAA, etc.. Some are thrilled by soccer. I cannot endure either, but I am not gonna put anyone down who does enjoy such things. I watch some NFL football, but I prefer NCAA college ball.To each his or her own.
I know many who scratch their heads when they see someone spend thousands of dollars on DSLR rigs when one can take a perfectly acceptable photograph with a smart phone.
Whatever floats your boat, pal.
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