"Texas Race Review"

 


All star racing! The Nascar Cup Series visited Texas Motor Speedway, located in Fort Worth, Texas for the Nascar All Star Race. Drivers competed for 1 million dollars last night in a thrilling fashion. Kyle Larson wins again, this is his third win in a row. This is Larson’s second win in the Nascar All Star Race, taking home 1 million dollars.

(Larson in Victory Lane with 1 million dollar check)


Drivers and teams were put to the test. With 1 million dollars on the line, a lot of mistakes were made. A lot of speeding penalties and more were handed out. Overall today was average, not a lot surprised me. The broadcast was dry, the driver intros were not it and lastly the All Star Race at Texas was just bland. Personally, I don’t think Nascar should bring the All Star race back to Texas. If I had to give an overall score for today’s action, it would be a 6.5 out of 10. Racing at Texas last night wasn’t it.


(Larson celebrating in front of fans post race)


(Nascar on NBC's social media teams posting this)

Nashville! The Nascar Cup Series will head to Nashville Superspeedway, located in Nashville, Tennessee for the “Ally 400”. This is Nascar’s first return to Nashville since 2010. With arriving in Nashville this week, the broadcast will switch. NBC sports will take broadcasting rights over from Fox sports starting this week. The “Ally 400” is Sunday, June 20th only on NBCSN. 







For next weeks race information please view https://www.nashvillesuperspeedway.com/ for more.

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