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For the NASCAR fans: Austin Dillon's new Panther-themed dirt track helmet

CatMan72

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I am a huge Kevin Harvick fan. I used to be a huge RCR fan. But damn dude NASCAR will never be what it used to be. It sold out to the highest bidder. It's no longer a southern based sport and the Nascar families no longer are there. A part of that may have to do with some of the younger guys in the families passing away but it's still effected the product. The ASR is awful. The races are awful for the most part, the coverage stinks, and NASCAR has no business being out in Michigan/California/etc. The tailgates are now the main selling point of nascar for people like me who aren't gearheads. 

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I am a huge Kevin Harvick fan. I used to be a huge RCR fan. But damn dude NASCAR will never be what it used to be. It sold out to the highest bidder. It's no longer a southern based sport and the Nascar families no longer are there. A part of that may have to do with some of the younger guys in the families passing away but it's still effected the product. The ASR is awful. The races are awful for the most part, the coverage stinks, and NASCAR has no business being out in Michigan/California/etc. The tailgates are now the main selling point of nascar for people like me who aren't gearheads. 

 

I'm a Dale Jr. fan who would love NASCAR a lot more if they'd let him win one race a year haha. He came close all the damn time last year.

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Have always thought the fix was in on this sport and never liked how they just made rules up as they went along. Any legitimate sport would have retired the number 3 along time ago. The I heard this dude was getting the #3, was the grandson of the most influential individual in racing ooutside of the CEO and he has the pole for the Daytona. This made me think for sure something was rotten in Denmark.

Now I see his helmet and I want to be a fan of his but I'm conflicted by everything else. Love the helmet though.

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i hope dale jr puts his silver spoon fed ass in the wall coming to the checkered flag on sunday... austin dillon acts like hes the second coming of the intimidator but kevin harvick put his ass in check in the truck series at martinsville. i cant stand the fact that the 3 is on the track without dale jr in it and yes i get the fact that RCR owns the number...

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