How the NASCAR Chase Should Be Set Up
Posted By Joseph Hopkins On Jul 1 2012 @ 5:51 am In NASCAR | No Comments
[1] How the tracks should be set up for the NASCAR Chase in proper order. Chase Order: SHORT TRACK RUN: 1.) Bristol- Hopefully the new pavement will be an improvement. I like Richmond more, but it’d be silly to have two Chase races in Virginia. Starts the season on primetime tv (on ABC for that matter, which is a plus).
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2.) Martinsville- Awesome short track. One of the most exciting to watch.
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EASTERN STRETCH: 3.) New Hampshire- Assures a track up north. Even though I like Dover more, I want two larger flat tracks.
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4.) Darlington- Because it’s awesome. Ultimate skills test.
[5]Photo by Rainier Ehrhardt/Getty Images for NASCAR
5.) Charlotte- In NASCAR’s capital. This is a no brainer.
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WESTERN STRETCH: 6.) Texas- Too big of a market to pass on. Eddie Gossage has done great job making Texas into a mainstream track that stands out from other 1.5 mile tracks.
[7]Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images for Texas Motor Speedway
7.) Sonoma- Road course racing. Awww yeaaahhh.
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8.)Fontana- I’m the only one that likes this track. I don’t care either. This is a track where it takes a fast race car, and it takes a good race car driver. There’s multiple lines that can be run. Really the only track where you run 5-wide. Great race track. It’s also a warm weather track.
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9.) Phoenix- Another flat track.
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NASCAR SPRINT CUP SEASON FINALE- Daytona: “Where the season starts and ends” 10.) Daytona- Restrictor plate racing. Unpredictable entertainment for all.
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What do you think? What should or shouldn’t be included in the Chase?
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