NASCAR racing, especially in the Sprint Cup Series, is about more than who wins the race. It is about the show, the rivalries with drivers and the inevitable accidents. Fans want action in whatever form it takes. The new G6 (Generation 6) car that will be raced in NASCAR's top series, beginning at Daytona in 2013, is designed to put more control back in the hands of the driver. The latest racing product is supposed to be less aero-dependent which should result in tighter racing. That usually translates to more action on the track which results in wrecks. This past season has had more green-flag racing than we have seen in a while. Fans usually complain about the races being boring with a lack of restarts, and pit stops that change the dynam...

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NASCAR racing, especially in the Sprint Cup Series, is about more than who wins the race. It is about the show, the rivalries with drivers and the inevitable accidents. Fans want action in whatever form it takes. The new G6 (Generation 6) car that will be raced in NASCAR's top series, beginning at Daytona in 2013, is designed to put more control back in the hands of the driver. The latest racing product is supposed to be less aero-dependent which should result in tighter racing. That usually translates to more action on the track which results in wrecks. This past season has had more green-flag racing than we have seen in a while. Fans usually complain about the races being boring with a lack of restarts, and pit stops that change the dynam...

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