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Yes And No
Two of NASCAR’s biggest stars offered differing opinions Tuesday on how the sport can control the racing at Talladega Superspeedway.
Three-time defending NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson called for a radical transformation of the race track, while Dale Earnhardt Jr. said alterations are not feasible. The two are teammates at Hendrick Motorsports.
Let’s look at a few other examples of “change”.
Accidents occur at an intersection, so authorities place a stoplight at the intersection, reducing the accidents. Does this mean accidents never occur at that intersection ever again? No.
When was the last truly “big” accident at Talladega? I am not talking about “The Big One” which is just a bunch of dummies driving too close to each other in large groups either.
Stop being stupid. Talladega is fine the way it is. If you want to change anything, change driver behavior on the track.
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