NASCAR Chevy Teams Have Parts Confiscated Ahead Of Qualifying For 2023 Phoenix

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   Stock means Stock, lets see what kind of Toyota they send out to play with the ZL1, The new rules are a joke. You better watch them while you can, car racing will probably go electric in the future, listen to them HUMMMMMM……
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      the Hmmmm cars will only be watched by the young who grew up with E cars, as they have no clue what fun hearing the rumble of 40+ V8’s going as fast as they can around the track sounded like. The day is coming. Just like vacuum tubes were outdated by the transistor, and kids of the 80’s had no clue what a vacuum tube was.
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   I miss the early days of Nascar racing, when “run what you brung and hope you brung enough” was the way to win races.
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      Go support your local short track. They still do that there.
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         Is anyone really surprised? Chad Knaus, Vice President of Competition for Hendrick Motorsports, is know as an ‘innovator’. He has admitted this on Dale Jr’s show. He will cheat until he is caught. Then they’ll pay a price. I suspected something when I notice how strong and consistent their cars were running. They had to be doing something. It was noticeable.
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   Guess it didn’t matter, Hendrick still won in Phoenix.
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   NASCAR has basically become the new IROC … where all the cars are identical and you see which drivers are the best. There’s no such Toyota Camry with a V8 and rear wheel drive available to buy at any dealership in the world! (Unless it’s a race car on display & that’s not for sale). They’ve taken the “stock” out of stock car racing, so now it’s all about keeping teams even. I say, if you have a better, faster car, then let everyone else catch up, like the way it started.
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