And even if she does ever apologize, we AIN’T accepting it!

Jeffrey Kessler letting Steve O'Donnell get away with calling the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez "a Formula 1 track" and not forcing him to acknowledge that it's actually "a track where Formula 1 events are held, along with multiple other motorsport events" was a real slip on the teams' part today

*national hero

Probably not. Mostly because of saving money for various running trips I’m doing next year. Then again, depending on how the lawsuit goes, I might be willing to give Daytona money again to at least go to the Friday races

…to do comprehensive improvements for the in-person fan experience. It seems counterintuitive but for the overall health of the sport, I would rather management hold onto the tracks instead of trusting new 3rd parties who could turn around and sell the land for warehouses.

As far as the monopolistic issues, the single source part contracts should be axed and teams have more control on how parts are designed for their cars and who they get them from (within the rule book of course). I’m willing to let NASCAR keep ownership of their tracks as long as they are willing…

I mean it is a hyper personal reason but I just want Bubba and Tyler to still have rides in the Cup series next year.

For more general fan reasons, teams and tracks could focus more on improving the product instead of stressing about profitability if they got a bigger piece of the pie.

I think I did but honestly I might of had the squid twice. I’ve lost track of which rolls I already ate 😅

I ordered a roll thinking it had tempura fish in the middle only for the whole roll to be tempura fried! The warm cream cheese is slightly odd but otherwise really good

They have one of those robot servers with the cute face but it’s music whenever it’s in motion is unintentional ominous

It kinda rules that the “WAGTFKY” government is being bullied by a 5 foot tall pop star

Add an instant ban for any chud who comes to a track with any MAGA merch

To give him credit, at least he remembered he had a third car