I think having him retire because then Rocket loses dominance and the narrative is ruined, but what do I know?
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I think having him retire because then Rocket loses dominance and the narrative is ruined, but what do I know?
No car or chassis or driver or team will be unbeatable forever but, right now they are on top of their game that's for sure.
You forgot the option of:
Rayburn re-introduces the leaf car and dominates for-EVAAAHHHH.
What about DLM wont exist in 20 years?
I kind of doubt Scott racing for decades to come is a reality whether he wins or looses. He is 55 years old - Just saying - I don't see many 75 year olds dominating at much of nothing ?
I think mason is right.
Us REALLY old geezers in the sport thought that total dominance was sure to happen clear back in 1987 when Rayburn introduced their UNDERSLUNG chassis in which the leaf springs were actually above the frame rails. They did win some races but for the most part the Bullitt, Charley Swartz, and Barry Wright Chassis were the cats meow.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDZ