Holy Sh$t hemmi super bird/ cuda maybach and gt500

[01mmmz28]

^ sorry bottlefed.....the current nascars make 750+ hp.

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Howstuffworks "What makes NASCAR engines different from the engines in street cars?"

[BOTLFEDLT1]

He was asked how much hp the the 60's era superbird needed to hit 200 mph.
As far as I know, it was mid 500 hp back in the day.

Originally Posted by 01mmmz28

^ sorry bottlefed.....the current nascars make 750+ hp.

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Howstuffworks "What makes NASCAR engines different from the engines in street cars?"

[Q-("Q)]

Originally Posted by UKunt

well im not saying its hard.and not that easy ether. feck knows why they are paid so much. due to rednecks watching and 100k ppl turnign up to watch it.?who knows.ive never been a fan of it really or know feck all about it.i just see it as a pretty easy motor sport to all the other ones out there skill wise.

what kind of power were these cars kicking out back then in nascar.500-600bhp?

Ask the F1 drivers how easy it is, I don't see them dominating in Nascar.....

[BOTLFEDLT1]

Disclaimer - I dont like NASCAR, but I can appreciate it.

Its a different kind of skillset required than F1. Yes, it appears simple because you are only turning one direction, but the oval layout means there is ALOT more passing required and the competition is much closer. With so many restrictions on the actual cars, the driver has more influence on the outcome rather than which team has the most money.

The last time a driver won by more than a lap was 1994. More than 40% of cars finish on the lead lap, which shows how close the competition it is. There are races with 50 lead changes. How many lead changes happen in F1? 3? 4? In most cases, its the dominant team of a particular era that leads for the majority of the race. Its not my cup of tea, but what ppl find exciting about nascar (other than the crashes) is how hard fought a win is where the driver had to rely on his strategy/skill rather than who had the most r&d into their car to win in such a close race.

Originally Posted by Q-("Q)

Ask the F1 drivers how easy it is, I don't see them dominating in Nascar.....

[UKunt]

Originally Posted by Q-("Q)

Ask the F1 drivers how easy it is, I don't see them dominating in Nascar.....

hmm as they are use o braking lots? most of the F1 drivers stay in f1 till there to old. then they go to nascar dont they? i dont see any nascar drivers winning f1 races or championships ether.

nascar is a boring motor sport. thats pretty much a fact. in most countrys other then america IMO

i like watching f1 as there are track all over the world. hence world championships. and there are some good battles or a proper race track.so when they do happen its good to watch.where in nacar like said its always changing. nothing great about that.i think. strokes for folks i guess

[BOTLFEDLT1]

A) "hmm as they are use o braking lots?" that first sentence didnt make one ounce of sense. To quote Samual L Jackson in Pulp Fiction: "English, motherf_cker, do you speak it??"

B) No one here disagreed with the whether it was boring or not. just commenting on the skill required and how everything thinks its easy. If that were the case, which its not, any joe blow would be doing it. Id rather drive in circles and get paid millions than push a mouse for a living.

Originally Posted by UKunt

hmm as they are use o braking lots? most of the F1 drivers stay in f1 till there to old. then they go to nascar dont they? i dont see any nascar drivers winning f1 races or championships ether.

nascar is a boring motor sport. thats pretty much a fact. in most countrys other then america IMO

i like watching f1 as there are track all over the world. hence world championships. and there are some good battles or a proper race track.so when they do happen its good to watch.where in nacar like said its always changing. nothing great about that.i think. strokes for folks i guess

[mattlikespeople]

i like how boris said whoops up on the oval boys on road courses. Said rocks even though he's one goofy lookin mother****er. check the teeth. maybe he's british. LAWLS jk, burgh

[BOTLFEDLT1]

Its been 30 years since a road course winger (specialist from F1, le mans or other form of circuit racing hired specifically to race the road course events in nascar) has won a nascar road course event.

Dont tell me they are poor drivers, either. Ron Fellows is a multiple 24 hrs of Le Mans (pinnacle of endurance racing) and ALMS winner.

Originally Posted by mattlikespeople

i like how boris said whoops up on the oval boys on road courses. Said rocks even though he's one goofy lookin mother****er. check the teeth. maybe he's british. LAWLS jk, burgh

[Johnvonbussa]

you guys are funny any way glad you enjoyed the video