That headline deserves a prize.

Like the joke just after he died:

Hear about Dale Earnhart's last race?
He was in first but ended up dead last.

Bored24

Not to bubble burst, but didn't he end up dead first?

It's not a sport, it's a sporting event.

Now if they had cars like the Flintstone's and pedaled their arses around the track, then I'd consider it a sport.

NASCAR is WWE for the midldle class....

you see a larger contingent of the "classic redneck" at Texas Motor Speedway than at Sonoma or "Felony Flats"/Fontucky

fixed it for ya'

if they had cars like the Flintstone's and pedaled their arses around the track, then I'd consider it a sport.

without getting into it, the cars from "The Flintstones" had NO brakes & could hardly turn(they used forklifts to reset them)

It is funny watching the fans of "real sports" bashing the fans of "lesser sports".

"Me sit on couch, drink 'Bud', and watch REAL ATHLETES on TV - me better."

It's called a hobby. Individual tastes may vary.

Hmm.. trolls are venturing further from their holes this year...

/ah well.
//3!

Dumb-Ass-Monkey: TheWolfdog - Maybe, just maybe, there's more to NASCAR fans than that terrible old cliche you're dragging out. The largest single sporting event in the (very liberal) San Francisco Bay Area? NASCAR. In middle of California's award-winning wine country is a wildly popular NASCAR race. You're not too likely to find any slack-jaw yokels, Git R Done t-shirts, dyed-in-the-wool Republicans, or any of your other "They're different than me, so I must be better than them" NASCAR stereotypes.

/yeah, there'll be a few, but you'll find them at any sporting event in the country

Yes, but are they there ironically?