Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: thedarkwolf
As a person that watches both I will say they are both boring as hell to watch

. With F1 there is no passing other then in the pits and in Nascar they are just going around in circles so they both suck get over it. I dont' know why I watch either of them other then there is nothing better on.
Boring?? You think going 190 MPH inches away from another cars bumper or side panel is boring. NASCAR is insane, Bump Drafting and spinning out other drivers at 180+mph to get ahead of them ala Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart in 3500 LBS 700 HP Machines? (BTW Stewart was an IRL Champ before he switched over too NASCAR) Hell even the Pit Stops can be exciting with cars falling off jacks and race officials getting clipped by cars trying to get back out on the track before the officials can get out of the way. And the race strategy can be finger nail biting trying to calculate if they can finish on the amount of fuel they have left in the tank or whether to pit and change tires and hope the tires will last and not blow sending the car into the wall or another car at 190 MPH.
I'm always amazed at the skill of NASCAR drivers, especially when they avoid other cars right in front of them spinning out. It's almost unbelievable how so many of them avoid plowing into another car which has wrecked right in front of them.
In addition NASCAR on HD with Dolby is the best TV has to offer when it comes to that technology, it really shows what your Home Theater setup can offer.
I think it's boring as hell. I've watched some of the racing but the thing about it is, you tune in at lap 10 and then again at lap 110 and then again at lap 180 and you see the same damned thing...cars going around in a big circle at high speeds. I can't stand oval racing. Oh, and I've been to an oval track race too!!!
I'll admit that there are a few tracks on the F1 calendar that produce some pretty boring races but there are others that simply shine. Tracks like Spa and Imola even Canada, Japan and Brazil. I even love Monte Carlo even though there is no very little chance to pass there. To me there is nothing as exciting as the start of a Formula One race either.
I'm sure Schumacher's comments will draw the ire of rednecks everywhere though. It will be entertaining to watch the response from idiot rednecks to his opinion...which I happen to agree with.