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>>9564063 The final phase of the end of NASCAR
Anons, some contests are timeless. And those are the really good ones. The rules change little, if any, over time. These games are rooted so deeply in our history that they are alomst a part of our DNA. Horseshoes is one example. And Chess. Do they change the fucking rules of Chess? No, not really. Pistols at dawn. Racing! It has been around since the first man that thought he could run faster than any other man. This is what NASCAR lost sight of. And their downfall has been underway for almost 20 years at this point. Because they think they can make more money by taking the simple concept of a race and turning it into something designed around commercial breaks and modern man's short attention span. They though because the NFL, NBA, MLB were the king's of the financial hill that they should follow their format. Even though football and the others are not racing and are much, much, younger than racing. They lost their way. And I'm glad to see them go at this point.