I think one of the reasons why people want to see more SS races is bc of the current car.. If we had a decent package with high horse power/Low DF, racing would be way better overall.. As a lifelong Dale Earnhardt Jr fan, you don’t want more SS races.. trust me.. The majority of drivers & teams don’t really care all that much for these races bc it’s become such a crap shoot. Contrary to popular belief, SS races weren’t all that random in the late 90’s & early 2000’s. They’ve become so random with the evolving packages & newer breed of drivers, teams don’t truly enjoy it bc there’s a very small sense of control. NASCAR needs to desperately figure out the intermediate & short track racing..

I know some people are going to get hostile bc I’m going against what they think is “good” but trust me.. The SS deal was perfect before Atlanta.. A few exhibition races at Daytona early on followed by the 500 & then 3 more to finish off the year.. They should’ve never changed Atlanta.. Yes, they needed to repave but the bank change was a huge mistake, imo. The old Texas & old Atlanta tracks were true NASCAR. Low- grip, high power, sliding around, talent mattered way more.. Now it’s turned into hoping you chose the right line when pouncing on a run you’ve formed. It’s a HUGE mistake, imo

@Roy McDre I agree with Pocono because the races can get extremely boring, but just imagine how cool it’d be if they raced more at superspeedways.

They could drop Pocono, Michigan, Loudon, Nashville SS and race at Daytona or Talladega 4 or 5 times a year

@thiewes18racing With me, I more races like superspeedways and short tracks are my kind of style.

I’m still recovering from the one at the end of the National Anthem.

I was at Ohio about a month ago.