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Sanchez wins

Someone flipped straight back into the pack

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Damn it felt like that Truck was gonna be carried on top of the roofs of most of the field all the way down the backstraight

Yeesh, it's always a single blowover flip in the Trooks isn't it?

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Lots of marketing for NASCAR tonight, big wrecks aplenty

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at least they got their desired overtime+big one derpness to end as usual

one thing that bugs me off is the fact they keep squeezing while side by side and barely lose momentum, keep stable on the rail. Is something similar to have tarmac runoffs, drivers get away too easy

cars should take downforce off by 75% to race well

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Nick Sanchez gets his first career win in a chaotic race.

Amazingly terrible onboard directing. Why flip to the rear-facing camera at that moment? lol

The s-h-i-t-show sponsored by Credit One Bank lol

There's a driver that's probably gonna get a fine for telling it how it is...

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Refresh my memory: why does NASCAR give the most unstable racing cars/trucks to the most inexperienced drivers, while the Cup guys get slower cars with better stability?

Shouldn't it be the other way around?

Because it's NASCAR...

Four laps in and Big One in ARCA. Giz involved.

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Welp

Looks like at least 3 of the Venturini cars were involved.

Why are you Euros still awake for ARCA? Get some sleep. Practice self care. Your lives have value.

Cup cars are not stable. They are on the verge of wrecking every single lap.

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The ARCA boys must've saw the Truck clownshow and thought "Challenge accepted".

The Cup cars look the most stable to me (on SS tracks). They’re as planted as I’ve seen them.

the near misses we got used to see in recent years on plate tracks were sure wrecks 25 years ago

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MRN mentioned that Gil Linster sold his personal car in Luxembourg to finance his ride for Daytona tonight.

Jake Finch and Greg Van Alst look to be very tough at half-way. Then they wreck as the competition caution came out. Willie Mullins, Dale Quarterley and a number of others were involved.