Funny that you should say they don't know there audience because several thousand new fans came to see the car in Chicago. THIS IS NOT A CAR THAT IS GOING TO REPLACE THE CUP SERIES. There is no intent to even race it at this time; however, there may be a new racing genre where it could be utilized. I think that is good for all race fans and it is something the manufacturers - Ford, Chevrolet and Toyota - want because of their business model. They have to make cars for EVERYONE around the world and NASCAR is a proving ground for new technology.

There was a really cool back track with angry rock music but for some reason it doesn't seem to be included. I hate to change out the video now because we would lose all the views. My apologies. I will make sure we do better next time. -Jerry

Love that worlds best drivers promotion they ALWAYS use to... u know... the ones that r in the seat cause they PAY for it.. liers

I don't agree with everything you say; however, I love the sarcasm. LOL - Jerry

That's awesome! I know the stream dropped a couple of times as it is hard to keep a strong signal at times but, "thank you" for watching and I am thrilled you saw your daughter. --Jerry Jordan/Kickin' the Tires

I heard when something catches fire, it tends to burn. From what I saw I can definitely say that was a fire and it was indeed burning. I didn't watch the race and I assume there was overtime but that likely wasn't due to the fire. Maybe the fire was a distraction from? I have heard that fires can be distracting and I can tell by the way the pit crew looked at the fire they were definitively and conclusively distracted by the fire as you can observe many of them looking the fire which mind you, is burning. I am a bit confused by the person with the leaf blower. Unfortunately this video is more like stop motion and we can't hear the fire burning or the leaf blower opperating. Based off the direction of the flames, I would say it isn't but that's just my guess. I will say for certain that the fire is burning and distracting. I would assume that the person with the leaf blower is perhaps attempting to accelerate this distracting fire by feeding it with air to put it out faster? But that is just silly, right? That would make this fire burn hotter and that might cause damage to the pit box surfaces. I wonder what nascar protocol is for when fires burn. At the end of the day, I think we can both come away from this by concluding that there was indeed a fire burning; as to what caused it? I will go with the old fashioned electrical malfunction those good ole fire inspectors love to report. But if we're being honest I bet that car is hot and heat can ignite things and cause them to burn like a fire and this sure did look like a fire Go Rays

Really? I asked him a question and he answered. He is a driver and an owner, so he is qualified to answer the question. i have a job to get information and pass that along to our readers and viewers. - Jerry Jordan, Editor

@@KickinTheTires Yep man crush 😂

You got over a 100 People you could interview in any given week & you picked only one. That not an active driver or owner. Very odd

He said that in the first 5 seconds, but tanks for clearing that up captain obvious

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he wasnt there, he was hanging at his right rear. thats what happens. he should just be glad its not open wheel.

So like you

First, we all pretty much work together each week regardless and the CDC has proclaimed COVID should be treated like the flu. I can't speak for the rest but I felt perfectly safe. As for passing judgement, it is NASCAR's policy to show illegal items to the media and the garage as a measure of transparency. By the way, it wasn't 30 people.

@@KickinTheTires And we all have 100% confidence in the CDC huh? 🤮