Diggin' on the Mexico race...

[badjuju342]

I'm really liking the Busch Grand National Mexico race. It's a road course race ( both Nextel Cup and Busch need more of these IMO) and it's expanding the racing arena like in Canada. What's not to like? Road courses really show the driving skills of individual drivers , and adds to the excitement. Don't get me wrong , oval track racing in both series is tough competition but this really takes a lot of patience and ability.

It's a smart move on NASCAR's part along with them diversifying the sport with more international drivers. They need to keep their Southern roots and never forget them but I think things such as this will give them a more broader fan base. Your thoughts?

[badjuju342]

Looks like Montoya has this one sewed up , move on Pruett was controversial , but the other 18 positions he passed to regain the lead was not. His first NASCAR win.

[NoChrome]

I like the fact that there going outside the US and adding a few right hand turns in there so the races dont get borring to new viewers. But nascar has strayed so far from their roots its rediclous. They need to go back to stock cars with roll cages and slicks, that would bring back the win on sunday sell on monday... and dont even get me started on the car of tomorrow... p.o.s.