Neuville threw away this year's championship.
Indeed. Great race and both men looked very happy after the race in Parc Ferme.what a MotoGP race! these past 3-4 seasons (the season after Marquez won the first many races in a row) have been close and very very exciting.
Happy that Toyota finally got a win, makes the last race interesting.
Logano decided blocking Jr halfway into the fence was more important than going for the win, which is good for him I guess.JR Dodged all the wrecks but couldn't pull it out in the end.
NASCAR needs to work on their yellow and red flag timings though, man was that a long race.
A link to the final moments of the Japanese GP:
Logano decided blocking Jr halfway into the fence was more important than going for the win, which is good for him I guess.
(for his part, Jr should've stuck with Brad when he had the chance)
re: "NASCAR needs to work on ...", that list is impossibly long at this point. I'd like to proclaim doom and gloom for the organization -- because the product is trash -- but they own so many venues, still have big TV deals, etc, so who knows.
Right, I'm with you there. But even if Nascar is failing as a product, the company owns too much now (road atlanta! Sebring!) to go anywhere. And I don't trust them to do something smart (e.g. let Nascar become a niche sport) while becoming good stewards of sports car racing, they'll probably burn the whole thing down to keep their beloved series afloat.They've been losing viewers and corporate interest though. A company like Target is pulling out to focus more on soccer instead of sponsoring a young talent like Larson. Even the Monster Energy title sponsor was for like half of what Sprint paid, and doesn't really fit with the 58 year old average age of the nascar audience.
There are 2 races to go. Toyota needs at least a DNF from Porsche.