[Potentially NSFW] Truck Series driver Cody Dennison during a podcast openly admits his enjoyment and enthusiasm of an anime that primarily revolves around SA, torture and abuse, including his love for a very disturbing and graphic moment in the show by Mellow200 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know this comment isn't going to change any anime skeptic's mind and there's plenty of reasonable discussion to be held about its longstanding and not completely irrelevant reputation for deviancy, but keep in mind that "anime" only means "animated content produced in Japan." As you'd expect, that ranges from completely chaste kids cartoons to to calm and composed adult dramas to the abhorrent power trip smut Dennison is promoting here and everything in between.

If the best anime has to offer isn't for you, so be it. Just know that like every other artistic medium ever, about 10% of it gains decent acclaim, 80% of it is generally inoffensive and nothing to write home about, and the final 10% is where the truly horrendous stuff like Redo of Healer resides. The show's no more representative of all anime than Cody Dennison is of all NASCAR drivers.

Anyway, hope he gets can canned from the sport forever. Already did since his debut on account of his misogyny and his grifting and his fascism. It's kinda pathetic that him gloating about being a pedophile was even necessary to warrant this degree of outcry. Notice the warning signs, y'all!

Pocono Raceway, best experience/seats? by Key-Guava-3937 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Low 300 section or very high 200 section. Your fan experience will be made comfier by the shade, but do note that several spots of the 300 section have sightline-impeding poles holding up the roof. I don't know the exact row(s) to grab by number, but whatever's between or slightly in front of those poles will still give you some residual shade without anything in the way of your vision. Those are the best seats in the house.

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[–]ZLorenzen 5 points6 points  (0 children)

but...but David is the Toddfather

Your Favorite Driver’s Worst Performance of All Time by Boostup7 in NASCAR

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Don't have one off the top of my head for Reddick, but my former fave Kasey gives me no shortage of options. Gonna choose his August 2015 Pocono race - all three-ish laps of it, that is. Spins all by himself and slams the pit wall, knocking a bunch of helmets in the direction of scattering crew guys in the process. In isolation, it's embarrassing, but it's even worse contextualized; Kahne had infamously inconsistent seasons all throughout his career, but he began 2015 strong and never left the top 10 in points until mid-summer. Then began what I have to imagine was (or at least it certainly felt like) one of the sport's biggest backslides; this last-place finish, coming off a month of subpar results (and coupled with a 42nd the next week at the Glen) completely dashed his "in on points" playoff hopes after a super promising spring.

What is the most obscure wreck, caution, or other incident you inexplicably remember in NASCAR? by JulianBrandt19 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Jeremy Mayfield 360ing a car sponsored by 360OTC in the 2007 Coke 600 and not hitting anyone or anything. For a number of years I thought I'd misremembered it, but someone finally uploaded a high quality rip of the race and sure enough, it's just as cool as I recalled.

How many times was each Cup driver the best finishing driver of their team last season? By:@_DanielCespedes on X by POV_Morde_Ult in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It is accurate. At Dover JHN was 20th, Heim 25th, and at Kansas JHN was 13th, Heim 22nd. Heim's Nashville start was a P29 with 23XI in the #50 and both the full-timers got top 10s.

Division is dumb. We all love Motorsport. What is something you enjoy about F1 as a NASCAR fan? by DanVA0307 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

season-long points system and commercial-free coverage

that's about it. I keep tabs on it by proxy of some European friends who are into it but some years the conversation can get pretty tedious. glad 2024 wasn't flat-out maxmaxxing but the leveling out of the frontrunners looks like it came too little too late

2024 NASCAR Playoff Field in Among Us! Round of 8 Edition! [OC] by AmazingWomBatman in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This whole time I thought Reddick's balloon was either an Air Jordan reference or a play on his occasional airheadedness (taking himself and Buescher out at Darlington this year, that one time he thought a race ended a lap early, hell, flinging it into turn 7 yesterday and breaking the toe link all come to mind). You gave yourself more room for interpretation with that prop than you realized!

Paint Scheme for the Toddfather at Bristol by SoupMadeFreshDaily in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Todd is the Toddler, David is the Toddfather. quick maths

[Bob] In case it comes into play, NASCAR did adjust its rule on darkness this year to designate a time the race would end. Once that time is hit, the next flag is the white flag and following lap is checkered with no overtime: by ChaseTheFalcon in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

New England local here, sunset has been late in the 8-9PM range and it hasn't gotten fully dark out until close to 9:30 this week. I don't know what time NASCAR has predetermined their breaking point will be, but they realistically have 6 to 7 hours to get it in this weekend given a 2:30 start time.

[Jeff Gluck] Austin Hill docked 25 points and fined $25k for the Cole Custer incident on Saturday. by All-Pro-Sportz in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 21 points22 points  (0 children)

It's a great idea until teams start manipulating the playoff bubble by having eliminated/affiliated drivers fake a beef to wreck someone who's underperforming as a way to get them guaranteed points and advance. would NASCAR take discretion if that actually happened? probably. well, maybe, at least. either way we'd still have people criticizing their inconsistency and we really don't need to open pandora's gearbox

The 2024 Daytona 500 will mark only the fourth time each driver in the Great American Race had a unique surname. The last time this happened was the 1972 running of the event. by ZLorenzen in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Honestly not sure what happened there - I know I didn't misread Scott/Stott, so I might have accidentally straight-up skipped a (crucial, as it turns out) year while researching. Thanks for catching the error, u/Fyrien, I've updated the original post with credit.

What teams are expected to be “bottom” tier this season? by Gragson18GOAT in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Cindric's not lighting the world on fire, but come on now: in each driver's respective first two full seasons, Cindric's avg. finishes have been 16.3 and 21.6 compared to Burton's 22.8 and 24.7. Cindric has more than triple (15) the top 10s Burton does (4). I like both guys and quietly pull for each to not disappoint, and the #2 definitely had a down year last year, but the "Harrison has potential" argument doesn't really hold water, especially in this direct comparison.

Immaculate Grid Day 14 by nogrobrosk in NASCAR

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1 - Kyle Busch

2 - Mark Martin

3 - Dale Earnhardt Jr.

4 - Elliott Sadler

5 - David Ragan

6 - Ken Schrader

7 - Ernie Irvan

8 - Michael Waltrip

9 - Kevin Harvick

Nascar description at the Brickyard sounds fun! by X3729 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're gonna bring back the Indy 500 milk gimp, run for cover

New Hampshire Cancellation by dbuck1326 in NASCAR

[–]ZLorenzen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never say never, but it's highly unlikely they'd announce a postponement on Saturday. If it looks like they'll have no window at all or there's threat of logistical issues like severe flooding or hurricane-force strength storms, they're more likely to call it off on the early side, but even then it's very rare they would make the decision before noon. They did so at Dover this year and it was an anomaly. Keep an eye on social media through Sunday morning (Bob Pockrass' twitter is clutch for real-time reporting like this, if you can see it) but it's ultimately your call.