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NASCAR is tremendously popular in America and F1 is not.

The trouble with F1's popularity in the US has nothing to do with the F1 Series itself, but more to do with the fact that it's open wheel racing. I believe the typical American racing fan looks at open wheel racing as a European sort of deal, and as a country, we've always had a tendency to outcast Euro trends. Heck, look at what we've done to soccer. More importantly, though, is that NASCAR has found a way to put some hype and drama behind their product. The open wheel markets need to find a way to make one or two of their drivers marquee names in the average US household - much in the way they've done with Danica Patrick and the MLS has done with David Beckham - and, then slowly but surely, they'll start to catch on.

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  • f1 would win.fi 230mph nascar 200mph

Also, NASCAR, you can beat and bang and keep going. Open-wheel, you barely TOUCH another car, your day is pretty much over.

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