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Originally Posted by GloryDayz
Not any time soon! It's obvious the Frances are actually loving the attention NASCAR is getting form this (the whole, "there is no bad press" concept), and I think they'll let it go on for a while until enough drivers make a mockery of the sport, even if just one race, to "call them out" for being hypocrites when "they" do it..
As long as it's one driver, maybe two, three on the outside, they'll let it go. Now if you find 7, 8 or 9 drivers doing it, then they'll act surprised, say it's something different that "what had happened" (other than the date), and demand the drivers drive more gently. Have a few rich teams put the less well-off teams in the financial hurt-locker by bending some frames and leaving their $250K cars a total mess, and you MIGHT have your best shot at that NASCAR governing body epiphany happening sooner than later.
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I would disagree but with the new format of a win and your in and a win and you advance it has changed the game. Harvick came in due to Dales death and had remarkable success leading up to it. He continued to have success early on and I feel took the mindset he was the new Dale. He was over aggressive and flat out arrogant. He quickly made enemies by showing nobody any respect including accomplished veterans.
He had issues with his own teammates to the point they were racing each other so hard on a handful of occasions it cost RCR some top finishes as well as wins. I would guess Richard Childress sat the guy down and had a come to Jesus meeting with him. I am thankful Richard saw what I saw which is a very talented driver who just needed some maturity. I also suspect Harvick figure out having multiple enemies every week was not a good idea.
This new format negates the natural maturation process. It's wreck to win baby! Ratings and scrubs after the race! **** the code it's all star wrestling! This shit has a market of clueless nitwits as displayed in my exchanges in this thread~