Talk:CASCAR

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I don't think this page should be merged in with NASCAR Canada but Rather with NASCAR Canadian Tire Series or a 3 way merger which I think may be best.Sawblade05 06:22, 10 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Go to Talk:NASCAR Canadian Tire Series for the main discussion page. Royalbroil^{Talk Contrib} 03:00, 11 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I have two question that I want awnsered on the CASCAR page, and that is, are the rules of CASCAR consening the Cars ("Unlike NASCAR, which mandates the use of steel-bodied shells, CASCAR-approved cars consisted of fiberglass bodyshells covering custom-made tube-frame racing chassis. Also, where NASCAR had strict rules concerning body shapes (in order to maintain as much parity as possible among the approved models), CASCAR's rules tended to be more lax.") and Tracks (Short Track Ovals, Permanent and Temporary road courses, and especailly steert courses)still in place, and are steert courses races dangorous? if the awnsers to these questions are no and no, then fuck NASCAR cuz they have destoryed a great unique Canadian tradision, and they need to go to hell IMO. Kanga-Kucha