Needs to happen if they wanna be relevant and an actual thing not just a show

Me

Thats what i was thinking

@@paulwilliams9979 more likely gonna happen

Oh for sure they will be there next year.

100 percent lol thats crazy

And rich parents!

​@justalldamnmotorsports2419 Doesn't every driver though?

@@Tim31NJ not all.

The surface of the track is rough and many lanes can be used to pass.

I used to race against him lol

Don't feel bad his parents probably spending lots of money to get him this far so fast. If he was my kid he wouldn't be in a modified. Lets hope the 11 y/o don't let it all go to his head, with success so early in his young life.

I used to race against him lol but I quit racing haha

I sold his dad a Kid Kart so he could race it Many years ago! I ran Legends @ Wall

@@chevyracer5091 nice

How good of driver is he? I'm absolutely curious cause I'm from the western side of the country and did not hear about North Wilkesboro's revival event.

Define star? Someone who actually contributes to society like military, police, medical workers and so on does more than this kid who drives in circles on mommy and daddys money!

Shut up, Karen. Most successful drivers today, started driving at age 5-6.

And there’s a certain weight the car has to meet with the driver. Lead can be and is added to the frame to compensate for his lack of size.

The car still has to make minimum weight on the scales, with the driver in it.

@@the805outlaw Yea that’s literally what every race team on the planet does goof. You build the car excessively under weight and then add plates where you want them/need them until the car makes weight.

@@the805outlaw No, there is is a certain percentage of weight you have to meet. You can only have so much left side weight.

Let's face it...the kid is good regardless of any weight bias advantage you might think he has. He wouldn't be running up front and winning against adults if he wasn't. Mark Martin was a small kid when he started.

your kind of old.....

Yeah they’re pulling the up the asphalt

They are removing the asphalt down to the original dirt track racing on it and then they will repave it with new asphalt

It will be repaved after October's dirt events

Leave it dirt that way

Leave it dirt that way nascar won’t half to mess with Bristol

@@susanmcgalliard7885 they only do that to Bristol because of the seating capacity.

Mostly started at 6 years old. It is thr best way to start the experience enough to get him in NASCAR Cup Series for a big win. We have 8 years old driver at my local racetrack. Pretty much they drive better than reglaur traffic drivers.

shup up karen, jesus....his parents sign waivers dumb ass

Most of these cars are actually safe than most roadcars

Shut up Karen. Kid has a bigger set of balls than you.

He has experience. You start small, show competence, move up.

@@arwyss it hasn’t been like that in a LONG time. Being a good driver don’t mean nothing more more in this sport it’s all about the money and nothing else. I forgot what driver it was in the cup series but a few weeks ago one of the drivers couldn’t compete no more cause they ran out of sponsorship money.

@@lordfarquad444 that’s literally how it’s always been. Expensive sport and running out of money/sponsors has always been an issue. Mark Martin literally had to leave the sport because his sponsor screwed him. This isn’t new.

Because it’s private property and it’s not that expensive to run a car on small tracks.

@@stetsonjones6871 it’s a damn shame just imagine how different the sport would be if it was about skill!

Let me guess. You’re mad that an 11 year old races better than you? Or do you not even race? You literally just posted the typical “Karen” comment for racing.

@@truckingaround5264 I am not a racer, but have been a fan of racing for 40 years. I am stating the fact that an 11 year old running a high level division like this is a ticking time bomb for the sport. When a young child like this (and yes, he’s still a child) ends up being seriously injured- or God forbid killed- it will have a devastating negative impact on the sport in general. There’s a reason you have to be 16 to legally drive on the roads, and it should be the same in motorsports. There are classes of racing very suitable for youngsters to race in, but the more we let them run classes like this the more we open the door to the unthinkable. In terms of your “Karen” comment… well, it’s the typical type of response I’d expect from someone at a permanent preadolescent stage of life. Enjoy the cataclysm of negative publicity motorsports will experience the first time a very young individual is killed in a high level form of racing. You prove the old adage “some people grow up, others just grow older”

@@saragrant9749 this kid has trained for this sport. I can 99% guarantee he started in a Kart at a you age. Any sport can give those same dangers including death. With the exception of bowling respectively. Sports are a matter of chance. Regardless of the nature. Little league baseball is no different. It’s about chance. I don’t like hearing about kid athletes dying from doing what they love. But these kids have a right and willingness to do what they love. I guarantee this kid has better safety equipment than any other kids do.

Ignore the typos. Apparently I need a newer iPad with better autocorrect

@@truckingaround5264 it’s not even worth debating, people will never see the reality. Eventually it will backfire.

Bros just mad an 11 year old is a better driver than him

@@Slingindirt_09 he started racing at 5 in qtr midgets and has won multiple championships won the 4cyl championship at 10 at my local track kid is something else wont be long before someone picks him up

@@Slingindirt_09 ikr lmfao Watch his reaction when he finds out most racing drivers start racing at the age of 5

Ok hitler.

@@ryanschaff2507 You seem like the braindead type, huh?

I think you should at least be a teenager. 11 years old is just getting a little extreme.