A bit of Nascar history

[R. Pare]

A history of crooks and liars:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0GxaQKQRWA

[provamo]

interesting that Richard Childress ended his association with the NRA

wonder if the pressure came from Chevrolet

[E1pix]

"Nice" how they show Black guys as the bad guys to portray a bunch of White guys.

So very NASCAR.

[Daryl DeArman]

"Nice" how they show Black guys as the bad guys to portray a bunch of White guys.

So very NASCAR.

There's a lot I don't like about NASCAR but what does what movie scene this particular "you-tuber" decides to insert in his humorous portrayal of an event have to do with NASCAR?

Looks to me like somebody just looking for something to get upset about. If he would have used a scene from an old shoot-em-up western would people be getting upset by his conflating Westerners with Southerners?

[dalz]

Asinine video, to go with this other guy's asinine videos. Just personal recollections and obtuse references.

Funny there was no mention of:

Rick Hendrick, fraudulent car dealer who bought (and probably fake-cancered) his way out of prison?

Tim Richmond, possibly the most naturally talented American racer of all time, but personally was a childish lout who knowingly infected multiple women with HIV?

Most of the 3rd generation France family, who are being dismissed from the sport before they run the business their grandfather started into the ground?

[Jonathan Lee]

This was very interesting

[mmi16]

Crooks and shysters inhabit all levels of motorsports - from the 1/4 mile dirt bull rings to the top levels of the sport. They really go after the families of kids that have some talent and are looking to grab the bottom rung of the sport at the professional level. Show me the money and I'll get you're kid a ride!

Approach with caution.