It's hard to get NASCAR fans to agree to much of anything. They have different favorite drivers, different favorite tracks, even different favorite races.

And there's nothing wrong with that.

But if there's one subject that brings fans and drivers alike together in their opinion, it's the almost universal enjoyment and appreciation of night racing.

Some like racing under the lights because it reminds them of their early years as either a fan or driver, watching or competing at some of the smallest grassroots short tracks in the nation, from Washington state to Florida, from New Hampshire to California.

Others like Saturday night racing because of the entirely different way the senses react. Watching a night race&...

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It's hard to get NASCAR fans to agree to much of anything. They have different favorite drivers, different favorite tracks, even different favorite races.

And there's nothing wrong with that.

But if there's one subject that brings fans and drivers alike together in their opinion, it's the almost universal enjoyment and appreciation of night racing.

Some like racing under the lights because it reminds them of their early years as either a fan or driver, watching or competing at some of the smallest grassroots short tracks in the nation, from Washington state to Florida, from New Hampshire to California.

Others like Saturday night racing because of the entirely different way the senses react. Watching a night race&...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - Motorsports
Article is property of BleacherReport.com