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/sp/, I have always been baffled as to why when it rains at sporting events, it absolutely fucking pours. Seldom do I see brief showers that pass through quickly (Even though commentators usually try to reassure the audience). When it rains in sports, I usually see only half an event, a delayed event, or a washout altogether.

Pic fucking related. It's the third fucking time in five weeks that it's rained during a NASCAR weekend (At any point).
>> Anonymous
>It's the third fucking time in five weeks that it's rained during a NASCAR weekend

BAWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
>> Anonymous
>NASCAR

You didn't miss much. Go stand by the freeway for 5 hours, same thing.
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Hey guise, how I make a right turn?
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>>34938
Come on Dale. Let's go.
>> Anonymous
NASCAR is more about the event than the actual sport, I've found. That's not really a bad thing either. I mean, look at cricket. That is the most boring sport in the fuckin world, but if you go into the terraces and get shitfaced (as you're SUPPOSED to do in the terraces on a sunny day) it's suddenly one of the best sports ever.

There are some sports that are designed to be more of a social even than a really competitive sport (not saying there's NO competition in NASCAR or cricket...but it's a far cry from other established pro-sports) and NASCAR is one of them.
>> Anonymous
Nationwide Series race got delayed by rain, they got 163 laps in (Past halfway for ignorantfags) before another shower washed it out for good. Clint Bowyer won, making it 5-0 for Cup drivers to Nationwide regulars. Brad Kesolowski was the highest finishing NNS-only driver in 4th.

Again, how come when it rains, it pours?
>> Anonymous
>>34990
Yeah, but how do you explain the people who sit at home and watch 42 ugly custom built cars that claim to be stock cars turn left in an oval for 3 hours?