I'm not a big fan of fuel mileage races, and I know lots of people who will agree with me on that. I like races were drivers are racing 2 wide to the finish line on the last lap. Not races were drivers purposely slow down to conserve fuel, that to me is not racing.
You might think the reason I don't like fuel mileage races is because of what happened to my favorite driver Kasey Kahne during the Coca Cola 600. Well that's be part of it, but I really never did like fuel mileage races. Some people enjoy those races, but that's only when your driver gets a really good finish because of it, or if your driver wins. Most of the time NASCAR fans watch a race because they want to see drivers battle for the win, they enjoy the excitement of those close finishes.
Just because a race becomes a fuel mileage race doesn't mean I automatically turn off the tv of course, I love NASCAR, and I'm a very dedicated fan. No matter what kind of race it turns out to be I'm always watching the whole race.
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