NASCAR’s recent race at Indianapolis, the Brickyard 400, was marked by empty seats and a lackluster performance. Despite being a crown jewel event, the race failed to impress, with many drivers complaining about the car’s performance.

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The racing itself was also underwhelming, with the only opportunities for passing being on restarts. This led to a lack of excitement and engagement from the audience. Furthermore, the length of the races has been a topic of discussion, with some drivers, like Kyle Larson, suggesting that three hours is too long.

The starting command for the race was also widely criticized, with many finding it embarrassing. Additionally, an incident involving Carson Hocevar giving the finger to another driver made headlines. The overall atmosphere of the event was marred by these issues, leading to a disappointing experience for fans.

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