Shortest NASCAR Tracks

I think NASCAR short tracks are just horrible. Do you agree?

I think they are better adapted to the car .... dwarf, but then maybe I had no history of short track racing. How do you feel about it? I have to admit .... after the answers here ... I think I will have to rethink my perspective. I did not think had much to answer and stating that LOVE the short tracks. I'm going to have to step back and view this from another angle!

Short tracks are hit and the extent of excitation. But then again most tracks are. The last Martinsville race was a liability and Bristol has been a drag, since it was reconfigured as Dover. I kind of agree that adapt to the slower cars and smaller fields. I always found it ironic that the car can do careers of 220 MPH to 90 MPH in Martinsville. Oh well. You can not have it all. Do not get me wrong but everything is good. I might add that were much better in the past without Nascars TOC and Hitler as ruler. I think a lot of people live in the past. Thumbs up beneath me in Richmond. It is always good, because he has not screwed. If it is not broke do not fix it. I always Richmond to enjoy. Waaay better then Bristol.

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