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What did you miss the most about NASCAR during the COVID-19 pandemic when – for the better part of a year – few if any fans were allowed at the race track?
While most of us made the necessary adjustments to our home-viewing experience to continue enjoying the sport we love from the comforts of our couches, it just wasn’t the same without things like driver intros, military flyovers and pre-race tailgates.
Not only did COVID-19 make us realize what we missed, but we also realized many of the things about NASCAR – and life in general – that we took for granted. Things we once considered to be major inconveniences became things we actually missed and, in some cases, even longed for, simply because they became symbols of normalcy. They represented the life we all knew before the pandemic turned everything upside down and forced us to live our lives in a bubble.
Up next are 10 things that we look forward to doing or experiencing again as life returns to normal and NASCAR race weekends begin to look a lot more like they did in days before COVID-19 rocked not only NASCAR but the entire country and most of the world.
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While most of us made the necessary adjustments to our home-viewing experience to continue enjoying the sport we love from the comforts of our couches, it just wasn’t the same without things like driver intros, military flyovers and pre-race tailgates.
Not only did COVID-19 make us realize what we missed, but we also realized many of the things about NASCAR – and life in general – that we took for granted. Things we once considered to be major inconveniences became things we actually missed and, in some cases, even longed for, simply because they became symbols of normalcy. They represented the life we all knew before the pandemic turned everything upside down and forced us to live our lives in a bubble.
Up next are 10 things that we look forward to doing or experiencing again as life returns to normal and NASCAR race weekends begin to look a lot more like they did in days before COVID-19 rocked not only NASCAR but the entire country and most of the world.
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While most of us made the necessary adjustments to our home-viewing experience to continue enjoying the sport we love from the comforts of our couches, it just wasn’t the same without things like driver intros, military flyovers and pre-race tailgates.
Not only did COVID-19 make us realize what we missed, but we also realized many of the things about NASCAR – and life in general – that we took for granted. Things we once considered to be major inconveniences became things we actually missed and, in some cases, even longed for, simply because they became symbols of normalcy. They represented the life we all knew before the pandemic turned everything upside down and forced us to live our lives in a bubble.
Up next are 10 things that we look forward to doing or experiencing again as life returns to normal and NASCAR race weekends begin to look a lot more like they did in days before COVID-19 rocked not only NASCAR but the entire country and most of the world.
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While most of us made the necessary adjustments to our home-viewing experience to continue enjoying the sport we love from the comforts of our couches, it just wasn’t the same without things like driver intros, military flyovers and pre-race tailgates.
Not only did COVID-19 make us realize what we missed, but we also realized many of the things about NASCAR – and life in general – that we took for granted. Things we once considered to be major inconveniences became things we actually missed and, in some cases, even longed for, simply because they became symbols of normalcy. They represented the life we all knew before the pandemic turned everything upside down and forced us to live our lives in a bubble.
Up next are 10 things that we look forward to doing or experiencing again as life returns to normal and NASCAR race weekends begin to look a lot more like they did in days before COVID-19 rocked not only NASCAR but the entire country and most of the world.
