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Would be the smartest decision but I doubt it.Maybe he’ll continue with Childers and Berry.
Someone is gonna sign that duo and hit the jackpot.
Would be the smartest decision but I doubt it.Maybe he’ll continue with Childers and Berry.
I don't think this deal has anything to do with competition. It's a way to write off loss, stay in the sport from a business standpoint and provide entertainment to clientsThis Haas thing totally caught me off guard, NEVER saw it coming, and frankly I don't really get it. It sure throws a monkey wrench into some scenarios that some people had down as done deals. Honestly, Gene might be a genius with machine tools, but I don't really think he has a clue about how to run a successful racing operation, and sometimes I wonder how much he REALLY cares........
Maybe it's Gragson with Bass Pro Shops.They say at all who will be in the 23XI 3rd car? On DBC they made it sound like it was all but a done deal with someone that was bringing money. No one is jumping out on this one to me, but I don't follow who is bringing what in the lower series.
It's possible and would be nice to see but I just see JGR and Toyota having their hands in it too much for that to happen.Maybe it's Gragson with Bass Pro Shops.
There’s been some smoke regarding Riley Herbst. Sounds kinda wild at first, he’s got a lot of funding and that team could use it while expanding. I think Pockrass said they may take a year to put the funding together for Heim.They say at all who will be in the 23XI 3rd car? On DBC they made it sound like it was all but a done deal with someone that was bringing money. No one is jumping out on this one to me, but I don't follow who is bringing what in the lower series.
They say at all who will be in the 23XI 3rd car? On DBC they made it sound like it was all but a done deal with someone that was bringing money. No one is jumping out on this one to me, but I don't follow who is bringing what in the lower series.
I’ve heard Gragson to RCR.Maybe it's Gragson with Bass Pro Shops.
Herbst needs another year in Xfinity. But he will get a top tier Cup ride when he wants one.There’s been some smoke regarding Riley Herbst. Sounds kinda wild at first, he’s got a lot of funding and that team could use it while expanding. I think Pockrass said they may take a year to put the funding together for Heim.
I was thinking that but not if Gene is keeping a charter. Seems like the 3 would go to Trackhouse, 23XI and Front Row. Unless Trackhouse buys one I see Zane out of a ride next year. Besides RWR or the 21I’ve heard Gragson to RCR.
Yeah, that's kind of where I'm coming from. If there are only TWO charters up for grabs instead of three, some team is going to be on the outside looking in. The question is who? The other thing is, if THIS was the plan, why wasn't that made clear why the rest of the deal was announced? It seems like disfunction rules the day other there.I was thinking that but not if Gene is keeping a charter. Seems like the 3 would go to Trackhouse, 23XI and Front Row. Unless Trackhouse buys one I see Zane out of a ride next year. Besides RWR or the 21
Noah can buy his own charter if he wants too.I was thinking that but not if Gene is keeping a charter. Seems like the 3 would go to Trackhouse, 23XI and Front Row. Unless Trackhouse buys one I see Zane out of a ride next year. Besides RWR or the 21
Heim isn't ready yet. To be honest there's one easy answer to this, and that is Erik Jones. He's absolutely a hell of a driver, to win a Southern 500 on that team holding off Hamlin to do it shows his chopsThere’s been some smoke regarding Riley Herbst. Sounds kinda wild at first, he’s got a lot of funding and that team could use it while expanding. I think Pockrass said they may take a year to put the funding together for Heim.
Erik Jones deserves a lot better than whatever Legacy is doing right now for sure. Just don’t know that that opportunity is within the Toyota camp.Heim isn't ready yet. To be honest there's one easy answer to this, and that is Erik Jones. He's absolutely a hell of a driver, to win a Southern 500 on that team holding off Hamlin to do it shows his chops
So where does that put Austin Dillon?I’ve heard Gragson to RCR.
I honestly think Austin Hill ends up in the 3 within the next couple years.So where does that put Austin Dillon?
I can see Hill in the car, but I wouldn't be surprised if Richard changed the number to something else. Revive something in the #29 - #30 - #31 range.I honestly think Austin Hill ends up in the 3 within the next couple years.
I could see that. But idk either way.I can see Hill in the car, but I wouldn't be surprised if Richard changed the number to something else. Revive something in the #29 - #30 - #31 range.
I think Mike is gonna run RCR when Richard scales back ( if he ever does) and Austin will race as long as he wants then move to an VP role.So where does that put Austin Dillon?
That reminds me, does anyone know what the succession plans are at JGR?I can see Austin Dillon taking on a business type of role at RCR.
I thin Dave Alpern will "take over" But he is pretty heavily involved in running the show nowThat reminds me, does anyone know what the succession plans are at JGR?
I www the thinking Herbst also. The TRD connection with Monster is already there.There’s been some smoke regarding Riley Herbst. Sounds kinda wild at first, he’s got a lot of funding and that team could use it while expanding. I think Pockrass said they may take a year to put the funding together for Heim.
I www the thinking Herbst also. The TRD connection with Monster is already there.
Also with Briscoe all but ruled out for the 21 after being rumored, I think Berry with Rodney would be a great fit there if they want to stay with Ford.
Saw it coming from 2134 miles away. Haas did not want, nor could he expend the time necessary to handle the elephant (Nascar) while trying to negotiate his open wheel stuff. This makes sense, especially with his business ties to a certain manufacturer that wants to maintain the same presence. Can guarantee that manufacture made a sweetheart deal, most likely for the Xfinity teams than for the cup. Watch for the Haas Automation and Tooling contract that will be coming down the road in the near future. One hand shaking the other....This Haas thing totally caught me off guard, NEVER saw it coming, and frankly I don't really get it. It sure throws a monkey wrench into some scenarios that some people had down as done deals. Honestly, Gene might be a genius with machine tools, but I don't really think he has a clue about how to run a successful racing operation, and sometimes I wonder how much he REALLY cares........
Well, color me confused by your comments. One, what's changed since the announcement was made that everything was for sale? Two, what could Ford offer that matters to a guy with Gene's money, and three, if he didn't have the time to deal with the NASCAR team a month ago, why does he now?Saw it coming from 2134 miles away. Haas did not want, nor could he expend the time necessary to handle the elephant (Nascar) while trying to negotiate his open wheel stuff. This makes sense, especially with his business ties to a certain manufacturer that wants to maintain the same presence. Can guarantee that manufacture made a sweetheart deal, most likely for the Xfinity teams than for the cup. Watch for the Haas Automation and Tooling contract that will be coming down the road in the near future. One hand shaking the other....
I’m thinking as an arm chair analyst (this couch sure is comfy) that it might be as simple as Smoke may have just wanted out. If you remember Haas Racing was a one car team before Smoke signed on, maybe Gene just wanted to go back to that while hanging onto a single charter as charter prices continue to go up and see how it went as a single car. It’s intriguing they’re keeping two Xfinity teams, that’s good for the series.Well, color me confused by your comments. One, what's changed since the announcement was made that everything was for sale? Two, what could Ford offer that matters to a guy with Gene's money, and three, if he didn't have the time to deal with the NASCAR team a month ago, why does he now?
Two, what could Ford offer that matters to a guy with Gene's money,
First things first, Ford, per their prospective (board level strategy and implementation) is actively negotiating an over half a billion-dollar retooling in which Haas Automation/Tooling is one of the bidders. Internal politics matter and could be a positive in the board decision.Well, color me confused by your comments. One, what's changed since the announcement was made that everything was for sale? Two, what could Ford offer that matters to a guy with Gene's money, and three, if he didn't have the time to deal with the NASCAR team a month ago, why does he now?
There's more than that when it comes to JGR. A lot of good drivers have gone thru there without "fitting in". Joey Logano is exhibit AI'm curious to see how Briscoe does in good equipment.