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The sanctioning bodies can't cut costs because their income comes in the form of sponsorships from the very people selling parts/ equipment. Same story with the ones reporting on the sport, they...

Limiting entries **should** weed out some of the junk that causes cautions

I applaud these series for finding ways to keep paying more money, but I'd like to see them work on the other end also.... the cost to compete.

nah, nobody in the pits likes him. He would never get away with Bloomy's shenanigans. :)

I will never agree with any system where a guy could win every race except the final one and not be champion. I get that's how stick and ball sports do it, but they don't play against the whole...

What do you propose they change to make it harder for the 'young dangerous one' to win next year?

Yea, that's what I was going by (hearing that Franklin owned the cars and engines). I suppose you don't have to own a car to own a race team?

I do not believe Madden does. I can't remember the guys name, but it's a well known name in the southeast.

EDIT: Franklin is the name I was thinking of.

As someone who built, owned and drove cars for 21 years I will say that if you think this format is the cats meow, you do not have a competitive bone in your body. Ricky accomplished what every...

What I do not get is these corporate sponsors coming in and and wanting things their way, it was good enough to get their attention but it needed changed? Reminds me of these immigrants coming to...

There is prolly something saying you have to attempt to qualify for all the races to be eligible.

x2!!!!!!!!

He has every reason to, he is one of the competitors who benefited from the new format.

I had a discussion about this on another thread and don't wish to rehash that, but Moran, Davenport & Thornton most likely didn't complete all the laps during the season leading up to the...

lol I thought you said it was posted on here? Dementia?

Yea, I don't pay attention you got me. Carry on super fan.

I guess we are looking at the post 2 different ways. I took it to mean the poster thinks that the lucky dog is ok if it puts the driver you don't like a lap down, but sucks when the same rule gives...

You are describing the way it works since the 'lucky dog' rule was adapted. Before the lucky dog rule was used, Hudson would restart between Sheppard and Moran on the ensuing restart, just as they...

Tell me when Moran passed hudson to put him a lap down. He didn't.

Because without the Lucky dog Hudson could have stayed in the gas and passed Sheppard back before the flagman when the yellow came out. And you're wrong... EVERYONE is afforded that luxury and have...

I know that. My point was Hudson completed just as many laps as Moran, just not as many as Sheppard.

Some people don't believe in others being able to keep what they earn. Sadly, it's the world we live in.

I believe Hudson completed as many laps as Moran. I'm thinking Sheppard is the only car that put Hud a lap down. Besides, why haven't you complained about the lucky dog until now? It's not new.

Yea, I'm sure the first thing he did after going to his hauler was to check 4m to see if there was anything negative said about him that he needed to address on his social media.

The teams are able to somewhat prepare for crap weather, these teams can't prepare for a part failure.