Those Corvettes are something else, eh? They are just so nasty, it's hard to believe that it's just a gasoline engine rather than some sort of fire breathing monster under that hood.

I'm a little more than a decade older than you, but I still consider myself as being part of the same generation as I don't think things have changed that much between the 90's/00's and now. I just want to say that you write far more intelligibly than most people far older than you, and it says a lot about you as a…

"A NASCAR driver attempting to turn right ends up in a wall. They would end up going pretty slowly."

Ironically, the guy speaking from video game experience sounds like he knows more than you do. Watch how a touring car and an F1 car take vastly different lines through a similar corner. Every corner has an absolute apex, which may or may not be the apex of the curve a car follows through it. Depending on many…

It's so easy to say, "oh this form of racing is superior to this other form because [reason]", everybody has their preferences, and that's fine. You know what's ballsier than rally racing, motorcycle road racing, no cages here pussy. Then the next guy comes and goes, "psh, what a bunch of pansies, you know what real…

NASCAR does race a couple road courses every year. Watkins Glen and Sears Point/Sonoma/Infineon for Sprint Cup, and Road America, Montreal, and Watkins Glen for Nationwide. I bet it takes ton's of skill to drive a 3500 lb beast that wants to do nothing but kick it's ass out and go in the other direction, especially…

That's weird, Sebring is an American Le Mans race, and also a part of the WEC if I'm not mistaken, basically the same cars participating as the 24 hours of LeMans, so no Corvette Prototypes there either. Maybe someone just screwed up on the spotters guide when they were making it or something. As dataPOG stated…

Uh, Speed did break plenty of times for NASCAR practice! How ridiculous! I love NASCAR, but their practice is the most boring thing in the world, and with the way NASCAR races play out really means nothing. The races are so long, the cars so equal, the field so large, and they make so many pit stops that not only…