Chaotic Micromanaged Disaster of a Race

This Sunday, we saw an interesting day at New Hampshire, but even with NASCAR micromanaging a caution fest of a race Christopher Bell still stayed dominant, and Bologna Burger is here to take us through everything that happened this Sunday. 

• It’s been a while since we’ve seen a driver sweep the weekend at a track because it takes a crazy amount of skill at the track that they are racing to accomplish. Do you think Christopher Bell is better at New Hampshire than any driver is better at any track? 
• As the rain was ending in New Hampshire, there was a moment where the cars could’ve been put on track about an hour before they were actually allowed to run. Do you think NASCAR waited too long to let the drivers go back out on track?
• When the cars were allowed to go back on track, NASCAR was the one telling them when and where they could change tires, taking that control out of the hands of the crew and the drivers. Should NASCAR let the teams decide when they want to change tires?

What was your opinion of the New Hampshire race? Where the wet weather tires a success? Let Bologna Burger know all of your thoughts and questions in the comment section. 

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