By Travis May 24, 2021 Rain and big wrecks were the talk during and after NASCAR's inaugural trip to Circuit Of The Americas in Texas this weekend. For those that might be confused, NASCAR usually does NOT run races in the rain or with a wet track. But they have recently started testing the idea on road courses, where the use of rain tires and windshield wipers is a little more reasonable. Like most things NASCAR does, this was a lose lose situation. People have been begging for YEARS for them to figure out a way to run races on wet tracks. That would eliminate more time spent on rain delays and allow the drivers to be tested by the difficult conditions presented by a wet track. Well, they let the guys race it out in the rain, and almost immediately people started yelling on social media about how dangerous of an idea it was. That thought was really amplified after a scary collision between Cole Custer and Martin Truex Jr.