Guys that could run on either national tour with proper funding?

[MI Dirt Fan]

Says on his website Babb has 12 WoO and 12 Lucas wins.

When you look at his wins they are quite impressive.

[makeDIRTgreatAgain]

If we are just saying funding... I'll say it AGAIN Carpenter and Jameson. If those 2 ran the entire season I think many would be surprised by their accomplishments. That 12 car would have a few wins and ROY

[T3GJason47]

Jameson has yet to prove this year that he can keep a car together. Its been an issue of his almost his entire career.

[Dlmfan123]

If we are just saying funding... I'll say it AGAIN Carpenter and Jameson. If those 2 ran the entire season I think many would be surprised by their accomplishments. That 12 car would have a few wins and ROY

Jason ran most of speedweeks and every night he made the race he did nothing but cause cautions... and he only made it a few times thanks to a fast time provisional

[B_K]

From a distance, Jeff Rine looks like a guy I'd like to see outside of PA more.

[MI Dirt Fan]

Dona Marcouiller

[makeDIRTgreatAgain]

"Dlmfan123" the key is to making the shows, speedweeks he was just like at the Dream amongst the best in the business... that said he made the show in Florida nearly every night of not each night. You can't win it if you aren't in it. Jason is aggressive and that's why he is so good, could he calm down a little who knows? He's won some good size shows and will continue to do so. I've watched many guys that ran tours for years bring out cautions night after night, the same guys. I've not witnessed the 12 do that but I didn't attend speedweeks either so I'm taking your word for it. That said, when you consistently make Lucas Oil shows, World of Outlaws shows and not only start pole of the Dream but lead for a while you deserve to run a tour. He's that good and many people know it.

[Mantis]

Tanner English or Devin Gilpin

[gjohnston]

A lot of guys could run either national tour with proper funding but can they endure the mental grind of doing it? I’ll never fault a guy for dropping off of a tour for putting family and his own well being first.

If I’d have the financial resources to fund a driver to run one of them I’d let the driver determine his schedule. If he wanted to run a tour then let’s do it. If he wanted to run more of a regional schedule and latch on to a tour when it comes through the area then let’s do that. The day to day grind would be nonexistent allowing your crew to have more fun and be relaxed. The first call I would make would be to AJ Diemel.

[One Man Gang]

Michael Page maybe

[Drop Shock]

Running a national tour is a good way to ruin a good racing program

[smooth32]

There's probably a couple of no name drivers at every local track throughout the country that could do quite well with adequate funding.