Why does NASCAR never show the debris anymore??

Question

Other than that thing on the fence??

Answer 1

because there is no debris and nascar needs to make sure the race is close and being bristol alot of wrecks to make is more interesting.

hhmmmm.... I thunk Casey Mears needs a new crew chief . Iam just thunkin'. and Clint Bowyer needs to apoligize to Mike Waltrip.

Answer 2

I saw it, including the piece that came off the #2 car.

Answer 3

They did show the debris, like when some fell off of Kurt Busch's car.

Go Dale Jr.!!!

JUNIOR NATION!!!

Answer 4

they think it is over88ed

Answer 5

They showed the debris for every caution.  

Answer 6

debris what debris

Answer 7

Stewart is right. I saw it every time.

Answer 8

Because there is no debris

Answer 9

I think they are afraid of being embarrassed some more. I remember many debris cautions about five years ago, when the debris shown on air was obviously tear-offs or some sort of fan debris  such as hot dog wrappers or napkins. For some reason it seemed as though NASCAR wasn't watching their own telecast. We all saw trash while they saw possible scrap metal and broken parts.  

Answer 10

maggie, if that was the case you'd think that they'd throw a debris caution when Jr was in position to get his lap back.

Answer 11

Debris, what debris? It was to heighten the drama of the race. Too bad Bruton ruined Bristol....It was still a great race but the old Bristol would have been better. Sigh!

Answer 12

Those phantom debris cautions are thrown depending on who needs a lap back or who is better on restarts than the leader etc.....

Answer 13

It might just be ESPN.

They seem to cut a lot of stuff out...