90% of the drama is staged. The races are heavily "influenced" by the producers in favor of the home team when they are racing against out of towners. My friend's Dad was on the show during one of the earlier seasons. His name on the show was Shawn Freeze. They had to use fake names to avoid losing NHRA license for street racing. [/quote]

Of course all of the dialogue and drama is fake. But I don't watch it for the bad acting. I watch for the racing which is real. I like any sort of drag racing. Don't care about the other bs[/quote]
they love you watching.[/quote]

I'm not sure how the few times I watch affects them enough for them to love it. But I see you can't answer a simple question about what you claim

90% of the drama is staged. The races are heavily "influenced" by the producers in favor of the home team when they are racing against out of towners. My friend's Dad was on the show during one of the earlier seasons. His name on the show was Shawn Freeze. They had to use fake names to avoid losing NHRA license for street racing. [/quote]

Of course all of the dialogue and drama is fake. But I don't watch it for the bad acting. I watch for the racing which is real. I like any sort of drag racing. Don't care about the other bs[/quote]
they love you watching.[/quote]

I'm not sure how the few times I watch affects them enough for them to love it. But I see you can't answer a simple question about what you claim


Lol. Let me guess he lost the race? They aren't influencing the races or telling guys to turn off their nos

dirt everyday and roadkill garage along with roadkill, only ones worth watching except the ones they do builds on.

love watching the builds.

Ok man. I guess you have it all figured out since you can flat out call me a liar, huh?

Yeah, he lost, and he also admitted that his last stage would not have helped enough anyway. But I guess that's all BS too huh?
The guy I am talking about has no reason to lie. He went into it with the expectation that something like that could happen since it's TV and understood what they were doing.
I enjoyed the show when I watched it and have nothing against any of it. Or did I even watch it at all? Maybe that is BS too!

Watch the show, enjoy it, I don't give a rat's [censored], but the next time you decide to call someone a liar when you have ZERO clue of what you are talking about - DON'T.

Touchy. I never called you a liar or assumed you were lying. That was more pointed at your buddies dad. Lose the race then use the excuse of the producers fixing the race. I don't buy it. First off the shows producers probably don't know a nitrous bottle from a transmission. Second even if they told him to turn of his last stage of nitrous. Why would he. The producers would have no way of knowing or controlling what he did.

I’m not going to watch. I don’t watch it. But, I want to get in on the argument.

I guarantee y’all I could win in my company car. I don’t weld. But, I’m having someone weld the doors shut this weekend, and I’m going to tear up this circuit. Watch your azzes.

I don't weld but just got welder and want to learn. Can I practice on your doors

Hell yes. It’s a company car. That’s like having a rental nonstop. Fill the back up with ice and whiskey, and start welding.

You’d be surprised by what those producers know and can control with those 5G network systems. Fixing street races is just the tip of the iceberg.

I have a nieces uncles brothers wife's sisters mothers cousins aunt that was there and swears it is more realer than wrestling.

It seems scripted. That’s all I got. I can stand to watch the show....it’s the same stuff every time. Seems like the fights are staged, as well as the issues with the cars seem staged. But, what do I know.

I enjoyed watching Kye Kelly smash those OK boys.

Theres almost as much drama on this thread as the show.

I think a lot of it is staged, but their cars are impressive.