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In reply to the discussion: Nascar, Once a Cultural Icon, Hits the Skids; Stock-car racing's popularity declines [View all]orwell
(8,003 posts)2. People are getting tired of watching cars go around in a circle?
Who'd a thunk it?
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Nascar, Once a Cultural Icon, Hits the Skids; Stock-car racing's popularity declines [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Feb 2017
OP
Nah, Millenials don't want to spend an entire day at a race watching someone drive in an oval 200
FSogol
Feb 2017
#4
Younger people can't afford cars to tinker with, and modern cars can't be tinkered with anyways...
hunter
Feb 2017
#11
+1, there was a growing tuner community but then it went away with fragmentation of the ECU's of
uponit7771
Feb 2017
#39
My drive to work is twice as complicated. In addition to making left turns, ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Feb 2017
#14
My drive is filled with a combo of 112 year olds and angry kids that think only a conspiracy
Thor_MN
Feb 2017
#40
It's expensive, boring, and there are no big personalities or feuds anymore
NightWatcher
Feb 2017
#18
+1, I don't see the lack of diversity as being a good thing when it comes to NASCAR.
uponit7771
Feb 2017
#41
Not interested in any event where confederate flags are prevalent or have to be banned. Besides,
Hoyt
Feb 2017
#31
Does this mean liberal elitists don't have to try to understand NASCAR's appeal anymore?
gratuitous
Feb 2017
#33
NASCAR race at Richmond that sold 112,000 tickets a decade ago is now struggling to fill 60,000 seat
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2017
#44