Their is still nothing too exciting at all even when they have a good race. When you compare ABC's coverage of Nascar and ABC's coverage of Indy you can notice its not all ABC's fault that they don't succeed well with Indy. Because their coverage of Nascar isn't nearly as bad. So, its pretty obvious that the Indy series is just hurting bad and their lucky they have someone like Danica Patrick for any media coverage. Before Danica I forgot Indy existed sometimes now that she is in Indy I might actually pay attention to who wins here or there. The Brickyard 400 that Nascar does at Indianapolis has out done the Indianapolis 500 a few times so its clearly obvious that Nascar>Indy.

OK, maybe I stuck my neck out a little there!!

I dont get into indy too much, watch it now and then but just can not get into it.

I love the racing part, but it just dont have enough ATTITUDE, or something, hell I cant even tell what it is missing but SOMETHING is missing!   Maybe it just has TOO many top runners, or maybe it just dont have enough REDNECKS?

LOL

Sorry if I came off wrong, just my opinion, and I respect yours, thanks for pointing out my error.

That's cool that it was a two car race for the win. But whoopdy do. I see that in Nascar quite a few times a season. Just watch Daytona or Talladega if you want to see that. Its not just two cars there. Their are usually 20-30 cars on the lead lap on the final lap at these tracks all within 2 or so seconds of each other. It doesn't get anymore exciting then that. I was watching Dover on Sunday and within a few laps from the start their was a 15 car wreck that took out half of the top 12 in driver's points. 

I was watching the Indy 500 last week and I was amazed to hear Indy had warned a driver who was in 3rd place with about 20 laps to stop blocking. STOP BLOCKING!!! Was it a race or were they trying to make a movie or something? Don't tell a Nascar driver to stop blocking with a few laps to go. That won't work. That is a key element in racing. What a joke!

Their are a million facts to show that Nascar owns Indy an almost every category. I don't really need to name any of them but their are a couple of obvious reasons.

Their is ratings for one thing which is completely embarrasing for Indy. Their should be no reason your number one race of the year loses in ratings to any Nascar race besides the Daytona 500. I don't care if the Coca Cola 600 was a night race or if it was one of the popular races of the year, their should be no reason it beats it out on ratings.

Another common one is drivers switching from Indy to Nascar. Nascar has almost all of the big name drivers. And the last two Indianapolis 500 winners have made the switch to Nascar. Nascar is where its at. Ask a person walking down the street who has no knowledge of racing if they have heard of Scott Dixon or Dan Wheldon or Tony Kanaan they would probably say no but you ask have you heard of Tony Stewart or Jeff Gordon or Dale Earnhardt Jr. then they might just have a clue on what your talking about.

I'll make these comparisons all day if I feel like it. I know the tactic of I don't have much to back up my statement so I'm just going to tell him its silly to make comparisons. I probably would to if the facts weren't favoring my side.

Notice how I mention the final lap. A lot of the race their are two lines with not as much passing. But when it starts coming down to the wire it gets crazy. And I never said 40 cars. Its usually 20-30 cars by the end of the race. I don't know what races you were watching where their were no passes at these tracks. Their are tons of quality green flag passes behind the leader almost the whole race. But if you want to talk about lead changes then I guess 42 lead changes at this year's Daytona wasn't good enough or the 52 lead changes at Talladega wasn't either.

Rarely does a car that got the Lucky Dog actually finish in the top 5 or top 10. Most of the time if they got lapped once then their going to get lapped again. So, you can argue that its not legitimate but in the end their still not competing anyways.