WoO 2016

[pap]

With the second half of the season he's had, how about Mike Marler???

[Bubstr]

Both series should be ok. Only around 10 to 12 will follow a series. If one fills up, you have the choice of running the other or giving up those provisional starts.

[LMPunk]

With the second half of the season he's had, how about Mike Marler???

He's said he'd like to do that at some point, but with the family business he helps with plus his towing business he's got up and running now I don't imagine he'd be able to commit the time necessary for running a tour full time. I'd like to see him try it one year, but I also like him staying local so we can see him race pretty often while mixing in the big shows around the country.

[zyoung25]

He's said he'd like to do that at some point, but with the family business he helps with plus his towing business he's got up and running now I don't imagine he'd be able to commit the time necessary for running a tour full time. I'd like to see him try it one year, but I also like him staying local so we can see him race pretty often while mixing in the big shows around the country.

He's had great deal of success this year no doubt, I don't see him committing to any national tour for the reasons you mentioned, and I kinda like that. You never know when and where he's going to show up, kinda like Birky in a way.

[dirtdobber45]

I dont see Jimmy O leaving Lucas ecspecially if hes the new BWRC house driver I dont see Barry wanting to go on that woo tour

[t3r3e3]

With the second half of the season he's had, how about Mike Marler???

The family business and family life pretty much nix that. WoO travels to the far flung reaches of country. The excessive travel likely keeps guys away. A more realistic tour for Marlar would be the Southern Nats or the Spring Nats.

[Barbecueboy]

Not really, but that's the constant 4M offseason narrative. According to 4M, it's been going out of business every offseason since 08 or so.

Sounds like a Burger King on the wrong side of the tracks.......