So basically NASCAR gets a bad rap because it's perceived that the typical NASCAR fan is only there to see wrecks whereas in F1 it's only a great race if there is a lot a wrecks? Not trying to start a flame war as I love both series but anytime there aren't wrecks in F1 its called a boring race. Passing is, obviously, the most important thing but I don't understand the dichotomy of this perception of the two types of racing.
I know Monaco has a history of, well, no passing in it's races so I guess it was an exciting race due to the crashes. I've said it before and I'll say it again; Spa a few years back was the funniest thing I have ever seen in professional motorsports. Not because of the huge wrecks but because of what the announcers were saying after the wreck.
Thanks for the link Nilsen.
Poor Schummi, I guess he's human after all.
Still, I wish I could have seen it.