[dunnere]

I hate races that are runaways, where the leader laps the field and there isn't any racing.

But if you watched this race, Harrison Burton put in the work, there was racing, he tracked Cindric down, they were racing, and with ten to go, or six to go, Burton put it away...not exactly the same as Kyle Busch winning a truck race with 30 laps to go and lapping everybody in the field.

It is a big difference. I cannot stress this enough - if the racing is competitive and the leader starts to pull away in the final laps, then that guy deserves some consideration when the lappers slam it into the wall. I don't know what the hell you are talking about - Burton took the lead with 10 laps to go. Hardly a runaway win...in case you missed it, Cindric led 131 laps, Burton led 8...

And what exact lesson do you think Burton learned there, Adam? That he had good car, ran a great race, and got skunked because some jerk off finishing in the bottom (Graf finished 28th) hits the wall with six to go and brings out the Caution to lump them all together again?