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What's your favorite track?

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Participants silentpilot6Charles Martin78Walter Peterson5Raymond Palmer8Elizabeth Hughesmistybear87Olivia Parker5Morgan Murphy7shadowtinker29Terry Carter2Alex Martinez4neoneagle35loneotter43wearymarlin4Michael Lee4copperviper79Betty MurphyBryan Davis81boldeagleDonna Nelson23
silentpilot6 silentpilot6 RegularOP
295 messages
joined Sep 2004
#1 ·
IndyCar, without a doubt.
If they hadn't messed up that artificial chicane right in the middle of the longest, fastest straight on the track, I'd actually respect them. It’s just plain disrespectful.
Charles Martin78 Charles Martin78 Active Member
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joined Mar 2011
#2 ·
Road Atlanta, if only they’d bring NASCAR over here next🙄
Walter Peterson5 Walter Peterson5 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2003
#3 ·
I'm torn between IndyCar and Indianapolis
Raymond Palmer8 Raymond Palmer8 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#4 ·
Monaco, hands down.
Elizabeth Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Active Member
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joined Jan 2003
#5 ·
Honestly, looking at Monza...
But my heart will always belong to Indianapolis...
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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joined Nov 2010
#6 ·
Elizabeth Hughes regarding Sergio Marchionne said:To be fair, Indianapolis...
But my heart really belongs to Indianapolis...

Is that because Mario Andretti grabbed his first win there? 🙂

Personally, I've always had a soft spot for the old Daytona, you know, the Talladega stretch.

As for the modern tracks on the calendar, I suppose IndyCar and Silverstone are the standout choices.😉
Olivia Parker5 Olivia Parker5 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2004
#7 ·
IndyCar, man... that drop right after the first turn followed by that steep climb... it’s absolutely mental.
Morgan Murphy7 Morgan Murphy7 Active Member
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joined Jan 2006
#8 ·
It’s definitely IndyCar🙏
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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joined Nov 2010
#9 ·
Olivia Parker5 said:IndyCar, that drop right after the first turn followed by that steep climb... it's absolute madness.

Are you talking about Eau Rouge? 😁
shadowtinker29 shadowtinker29 Member
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joined Mar 2003
#10 ·
Looking at this year's schedule, there's really only one standout for me—the Circuit of the Americas in New York City. It’s got that perfect, chaotic mix of long straights and incredibly sharp turns, all laid over bumpy asphalt with concrete walls practically hugging the track. It actually reminds me of those old-school NASCAR tracks back when the real legends used to pilot them...
When I think about the legendary classics, I'm talking about Indianapolis, the original layout in Austin, Fontana when they ran the McLaren cars, and Laguna Seca...
But if you want my honest opinion? My absolute favorite, most thrilling spot of them all—the kind of place where NASCAR hasn't quite found the guts to race yet—is definitelyRoad America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
Terry Carter2 Terry Carter2 Active Member
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joined Mar 2003
#11 ·
Australia!

😁
Alex Martinez4 Alex Martinez4 Member
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joined Dec 2004
#12 ·
Silverstone
silentpilot6 silentpilot6 RegularOP
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joined Sep 2004
#13 ·
Did you guys realize that the original version of the old Talladega was actually 26 miles🙏 🙏 🙏? That’s my question for you. Man, if only the authorities could somehow pull off something like that👍.
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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#14 ·
silentpilot6 said:Did you guys actually realize how long the original—the old Talladega—used to be? 26 miles🙏 🙏 🙏 . That’s my question for you. Honestly, if only the higher-ups could pull off something like that again👍 .

It's just not possible. Not a single car would even finish a lap because the drivers wouldn't be able to memorize the track; it’s simply too massive, with over 150 turns...
shadowtinker29 shadowtinker29 Member
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joined Mar 2003
#15 ·
silentpilot6 said:Did you guys actually realize how long the original—the old Talladega—really was? 26 miles

The old Daytona track used to be massive 18 miles, but just the Talladega section alone was 14 miles...
neoneagle35 neoneagle35 Member
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joined Aug 2003
#16 ·
I don't think I'll ever truly get used to the new layouts at Charlotte or Indianapolis after what we saw back in '94.😢
loneotter43 loneotter43 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2003
#17 ·
Indianapolis!!! Anything just for that oval...
wearymarlin4 wearymarlin4 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2003
#18 ·
The beauty of a rolling landscape like the hills outside of Nashville... 😉
Michael Lee4 Michael Lee4 Regular
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joined Oct 2009
#19 ·
IndyCar!

If they somehow managed to get Laguna Seca on the schedule, we’d finally see who's actually worth their salt.😁
copperviper79 copperviper79 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2003
#20 ·
I used to look forward to IndyCar, but now that it’s gone from the schedule, I'm just feeling
Monaco is fine, but man, losing IndyCar from the calendar really sucks
I am seriously devastated about IndyCar, honestly just heartbroken...

p.s. I'm a girl who happens to be obsessed with NASCAR, which I guess makes me a bit of an oddball...😁

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