The NASCAR Cup race held at WWT Raceway generated a wave of races captured by radio, with a total of 245 bad words recorded during the intense competition. For each detected profanity, NASCAR imposed a fine of 5 dollars, accumulating a total of 1,225 dollars in the ‘swear jar’.
This initiative is part of a new promotion that allows fans to win the accumulated money if they guess the total number of races on each race day. In the previous race, the Southern 500 in Darlington, 223 bad words were also recorded, bringing the total for the first two Chase events to 468 races and a total of 2,340 dollars in the pot.
Among the most commonly used words, the most popular term was *f***,* which accounted for 235 of the 468 insults uttered so far. Additionally, new entries like *bullsh*t* and *sh*tshow* have made their appearance, driven by a race marked by a record of 18 yellow flags.
So far, a total of 13 different words have been counted, and it is expected that the creativity of drivers and teams will increase as the competition intensifies. After this event, Kyle Larson secured the victory, breaking a dry spell of 51 races without a win and closing in to just nine points behind the championship leader, Denny Hamlin.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
