Nascar nation?

Question

I am planning on going to my first NASCAR race at Talladega. I am from the San Francisco area and of course or lifestyles are free style. We finally adopted g*y marriage... Yes I know . Thanks. I've got that off my chest now.

So when I go to the Talladega race this October will the NASCAR fans harass me if I bring my boy friend?

Thanks!!!! You guys!!!

Serious replies please!!!

Answer 1

i think the emporer of gordon empire is jealous

and i dont know what to tell you

sick-sick-sick

dont get caught holding hands or kissing

d**n- i cant talk about it

paul can probably help more than anyone

Answer 2

If they don't harass you, shame on them.  

Homo.

Answer 3

Going to a race....no body cares. You will be so consumed with the driver vs driver banter no one will say a thing. Especially if you are a Gordon fan sitting in a section of Jr fans. Just an example. I mean if you are all over each other and making a thing about it something about it only beacuse some people do that. But in my experiance it is usually driver vs driver banter. I have been going to races for over 10 years and this past memorial day was the first time I ever encounted an ****** and they were drunk sitting behind us and they fell over the stands and dumped beer down my back. but you should have no problems and if people don't like it....s***w them. its your life and if you are happy and other people are uncomfortable then thats their problem. Fans stick together when it comes to people being jerks.

Go and have a good time!! You will be hooked they are addicting! You will have a blast. I am jealous...I am dying to go to Dega!!!

Answer 4

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! ur g*y!

Answer 5

Wear an 88 Amp shirt and a Whiskey River hat, and everybody will know which way you swing, and think as long as you like Junior you will be OK with them.

Answer 6

Get yourself some Earnhardt Junior wear and no one will even notice.

Answer 7

no i dont thik your serious

yes, you will get harassed....you know you will

Answer 8

If you go and watch the race and not to troll there should not be a problem. I can't believe there are that many insecure people in this section of Yahoo.

Answer 9

I guess I'm the only one who remembers who you are.

Answer 10

I agree with dianne it's about the racing not about whether or not your g*y. I don't think I'd go advertising it but be yourself and have a good time!

Answer 11

I think it's like anything else. Your beliefs and the things you do are just that, yours. As long as you don't push it on other people they won't care. And actually a few years ago when Jimmy Spencer drove the 7 car sponsored by Sirius the dog that is their mascot was nicknamed Mongo so he should be ok. Hehe. I have a g*y brother and it's no big deal. Just be yourself and remember others are going to do the same and you should be fine.

Answer 12

Do you realize that NASCAR has redneck roots?  

Now ask yourself that questions again.

Maybe you would want to wait for when NASCAR goes back to California to attend a race.

Answer 13

You will not be the only g**s there, I know 4 g*y guys coming up from Ft Lauderdale that are going to Dega, if you do not advertise you are g*y you won't even be noticed just remember over half the crowd there will have partied for a entire week and be drunk.. These g*y guys I know go to a lot of races they have never had a problem they are all airline pilots they love Nascar... Nascar accepts everyone, no matter what color, ethnicity or sexual orientation.. Oh yes they are not Jeff Gordon fans.. They are Smoke, Dale Jr & I think one of them is a Harvick fan.

Go Dale Jr & Hms

Answer 14

Just be careful,  because you never know, there may be some

that would try to harass you.

Answer 15

Mongo what a cool name.  He was a cat in the Heathcliff cartoon in the 80's.  That was one of my favorite cartons.

You all should have fun at the race. Enjoy.

Why do you ask the question.  Who cares.  You all would just be two other Nascar fans.  Silly men (you and Mongo.)

Answer 16

I remember you from your other account. Not tired of the g*y questions yet huh. You seriously have some gender issues that you need to get worked out. seek professional help. good luck

Answer 17

I honestly don't know. I've never been to Dega before, rumor has it it gets pretty rowdy down there. Alot of drunken boneheads running around.

Wish I could be more help, good luck..

edit: Great answer Dianne!!

Answer 18

I'm afraid you're going to get picked on. They should build a track in San Fran.

Answer 19

ya know I used to live in s.f.Was that you and Mongo dressed as nuns riding on a motorcycle?Or maybe you were the one on the bart train from berkeley to s.f. wearing a leather vest and chaps with no pants...Man people like you is the reason I moved away from the city!!!!!I don,t miss that place at all...Will you be with J.G.?

Answer 20

NASCAR Nation is a program on the SPEED Channel, which aired Monday nights, discussing the lifestyle of NASCAR drivers when they are not on the track. It was cancelled after the 2005 season.

The program began in 2005, effectively replacing Totally NASCAR, which had aired on Fox Sports Net since 2001. Speed expanded the program to one hour and it was a mixture of hard news, opinion, and feature segments. It aired Monday through Friday at 7 pm Eastern Time (ET).

In June 2005, the show carried an interview with NASCAR vice president of competition Robin Pemberton in which he tried to justify the disqualification of Busch Series driver Johnny Sauter. Due to a technical violation found during post-race inspection, Sauter was stripped of championship points and prize money. Reportedly, NASCAR officials did not like the tone of the interview.

Whether or not the interview was a factor was never explained publicly, but the week of June 20-24, Speed aired repeats of previous shows, then returned on June 27 with an entirely retooled NASCAR Nation. The information segments were removed and only the "fluff" elements, as noted above, remained. The show also received a new set, new theme music, and new hosts.

In August, NASCAR Nation was reduced to Mondays only, at 8 pm ET. It was part of a new "strip" of weekly NASCAR shows introduced by Speed. These shows included The Chase is On, One-Track Mind, and Backseat Drivers.

At the end of the 2005 season in November, NASCAR Nation, was cancelled. Two segments from the show were carried into 2006: "Mikey Mic'd," starring Michael Waltrip, which aired on NASCAR RaceDay but was then canceled; and a trivia segment, which is part of NASCAR Live.

One-Track Mind and Backseat Drivers were also canned. The Chase is On is still on the SPEED schedule during the annual Chase for the Sprint Cup.

Answer 21

Hey Bishop. It was the hillbillies running shine that gets a lot of credit for "starting" some of nascar earliest stars. Remember the movie Deliverance? EWWWWWW!!!

Answer 22

In my opinion..g*y or straight..who cares..this is 2008 and Nascar is not about whether you take a girlfriend or boyfriend..it's about racing and No they do not stop you at the gate and ask your personal sexual orientation, they check your coolers and say..ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!

Hope you have a GREAT time and PLEASE let us know that you have become a FAN!..Welcome to Nascar Baby!

Sure Mongo, Pongo, whoever you bring..just enjoy the race and have some fun!..you will see every type fan there is, good and bad..do not let that deter you though..i may see ya there, love Dega!

Also, I apologize for some of the answers you are getting..not fair, we want new Fans to join our World of Nascar!!!

Answer 23

NASCAR welcomes all people, don't matter on religion, race, or well, how can I say this with out getting someones Under-Roo's in a not?.......................................

It don't matter if you are male  or female (or even both) and if you like men or women (or even both). We welcome new fans, and hope they like racing.

Enjoy your first race.

Answer 24

You and Mongo should probably wear some body armor to protect against the "flying beer cans", but other than that you should be OK.  Just keep you displays of affection to a minimum and nobody will care who you are.  Have fun!

#1JRFan

Answer 25

Try not to act out of the ordinary. Get some Junior gear to fit in. Stay away from drunk people?

Answer 26

we go to talladega every year and everyone is to drunk to know anything except who is leading the race

Answer 27

yes and they should because it is wrong

Answer 28

I've got some buddies that go down there and camp in the infield every fall.  They go for the party and to have a good time, I don't think people go there to get in fights.  Of course alcohol has a way of making some people behave badly, don't be a blatant flamer in the campground or infield in the evenings and you should be fine.  

3 STR8 N 08!!!