Greetings race fans! As two of NASCAR.com’s most prominently featured contributors (**EDITOR’S NOTE: Actually we try to put the links to their articles down below the web site terms of use and privacy policy whenever we can as to save you all**), we feel it is our duty to share with our many readers (**EDITOR’S NOTE: “Readers” shouldn’t be plural**) the vast amount of NASCAR knowledge we have gleaned over the years. (**EDITOR’S NOTE: They frequently text us during the race asking questions like “When the teevee says ‘He is stopping for two tires’ does that mean the car is only going out on track with two tires and not four? Hit me back please — I’m so alone’ so take this with a grain of salt**).
That’s why we are introducing a weekly mailbag feature here on NASCAR.com. We would like you, our many readers (**EDITOR’S NOTE: Do find/replace of “readers” to “reader” please**) to send us your questions about NASCAR on Twitter.
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If you’re a longtime fan, you know how mailbags work. If you’re a millennial or younger, a “mailbag” is an old-fashioned way that messages were delivered from one person to another back in the days before Snapbook and Tweetface when y’all hadn’t ruined avocados and bottled water didn’t have electrolytes in it. It is not to be confused with “Male Bag,” which is a fashion accessory that @nascarcasm carries with him and doesn’t care what you think.
It shall work like this – send a tweet to @steveluvender and @nascarcasm using the hashtag #NASCARNASBAG along with your question about the NASCAR. We will then dip into our trove of NASCAR knowledge to answer it. (**EDITOR’S NOTE: They’re forbidden from sending your questions to Mike Helton via email with text ‘Hey help us look smart, bruh’ so I dunno what they’re talking about here**). Questions will be presented in the order they arrive, because it would be senseless to present them in some random order (**EDITOR’S NOTE: They’re dissing Instagram here I think – sorry**.)
We look forward to your questions! Remember, just tweet @steveluvender and @nascarcasm your question and use the hashtag #NASCARNASBAG. Can’t wait to hear from you!