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The good news is, that's one less restrictor plate race to endure this year!!!! Think everybody learned a lot on the aero characteristics of the new car, anyway. Now it's on to Phoenix and a nice 1 mile track and a 8" spoiler on the back of the car instead of the 4" they have to run in plate races! I thought Bad Brad was running really good considering how beat up the front of his car was, and Biff was surrounded by them other brands so there was no help for him at all!!!!!
Hoss thats normal procedure in circle racing ( If'n your still awake) All it takes to learn it, is having steering wheel spokes trying to cut your thumbs off ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by HOSS429
Possible cheating already?!?! It was only the first race!!
from FoxSports...
The Nationwide Series team that had two cars involved in the horrific multi-car wreck during Saturday's Drive4COPD 300 at Daytona — including Kyle Larson's car, which vaulted off another car and into the catch fence, showering parts into the stands and injuring at least 28 — is under scrutiny for possible rules violations by NASCAR.
Sources have told FOXSports.com that principals from Turner Scott Motorsports are meeting with the heads of NASCAR on Tuesday to discuss Larson’s car as well as Danica Patrick’s, which was discovered to have modifications to the car’s chassis during inspection at Daytona International Speedway. Patrick was competing as a Turner Scott teammate to Larson and was not involved in the wreck.
NASCAR has brought Patrick’s No. 34 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet back to its Research and Development Center for further inspection. Patrick completed 31 laps in Saturday’s Nationwide race and led five circuits before her engine expired and she was forced to the garage.