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Post by aricpelt on Apr 21, 2016 16:26:32 GMT
... and gets granted a Chase Waiver for missing 1/4 of the season due to a recreational activity not related to NASCAR.
I've understood all of the past "Waivers", but this one is just plain B.S.!!!
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Post by tombo on Apr 21, 2016 16:47:29 GMT
no driver missing more than a race or two should be championship eligible.. but I hope he does well altho he never liked driving nationwide series cars...
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Post by 4HARVE on Apr 22, 2016 0:54:27 GMT
BS!!!WAY TO GO NA$CAR, KEEP DIMINISHING THE SPORT & ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF PAST CHAMPIONS! Just like last year, although he was hurt in a busch race, Kyle should have never been eligible to win a championship! Nothing against Stewart he used to be my 2nd favorite driver(sellout) but this is stupid, how many races knock you out of being eligible? Theres only 40 drivers, you only have to win & be in the top 30.
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Post by fouralottawins on Apr 22, 2016 4:27:46 GMT
a lot different this year then past years with the charter system. It's the same guys every week, so they will be accumulating points at the same rate Tony is..
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Post by tombo on Apr 22, 2016 13:04:29 GMT
a lot different this year then past years with the charter system. It's the same guys every week, so they will be accumulating points at the same rate Tony is.. no because they finish between 30th-40th so they are only racking up 1-10 points per race.that is how kyle got into top 30 last year.its not much of a challenge if your 10 races out and the guy in 30th only has 100 points.you get 2 or 3 top 5's and your in the top 30. honestly I don't see nascar going out their way for tony like they did kyle last year and change the rules everyweek to better suit him..nascar made this chase and the way to wins these races just for kyles style.a guy like kyle could never win a real championship,thats why nascar changed the chase to win and get in,win to advance even if you dnf other 2 races,ect.all for kyle not for tony,kevin,jimmie,jr,danica,ect.... the championship honestly doesn't mean what it used to..
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