One question ,are you new to watching NASCAR. If your not then you should know that this type of racing is more about avoiding what happened at Daytona last week and avoiding wrecks and hoping you car is in better shape at the end so you have a chance at a decent finish. Atlanta came down to fuel mileage. Other than that it was follow the leader all day long with next to no racing at all. I don’t know and maybe it’s just me but I didn’t see SVG actually racing anyone, did you? I saw him prove that he has a really fast car at super speedways during qualifying. Then again that was basically just the car. He held the gas wide open and made a lap around the track all by himself, wow very impressive. The problem isn’t the level of talent , it’s the level of the equipment that’s the problem. You have maybe 12-15 cars and teams on tracks other than Super Speedways that have a legitimate shot at winning the rest are underfunded or field fillers. SVG is nothing more than a promotional tool for NASCAR and the team he drives for at this point. So congratulations he survived a wreck fest and had a decent finish last week. He managed to get a great finish at Atlanta yesterday because his crew chief made the right call and brought him in to get fuel on the last pit stop and most of the cars in front of him ran out. He has one advantage that those you say have less talent and that is the fact that he is in good equipment compared to the back half of the field.

@@michaelmiguelicutti2829 l meant tge configuration of tge race track. That’s my point.

I dont get how anyone can “deserve” a win. Whoever finishes first is the only person that ever deserves it anything else doesn’t matter

@@DMR_Videos I’m Talking about Raikkonen. What I’m trying to say is that it isn’t that NASCAR has no talent, or takes none, it is that v8 supercars behave a lot more similar to stock cars than F1 cars due. Supercars and stock cars are big, burly, and rowdy, why F1 cars are nimble and a lot more aerodynamically dependent than stock cars, so it makes sense why Gisbergen has had more immediate success in them than F1 drivers have in the past.

Actually they are using the same package as Daytona and Talladega here. 510 hp at Atlanta and those 2 tracks, 670hp everywhere else.

@@tuftyterror983if you’re talking about Montoya, that’s when cars still had 900 horsepower, and we didn’t have 6 superspeedways on the schedule

The race was equivalent to most of the 2021 500.