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The biggest name still in purgatory for next season. Where do folks think he ends up?
I was hopefully Jay Frye could do it again. Brian has Talent, just nobody has the funding to manage it, i guess.And thats sad. A guy who 2 years ago made the Chase and got 6 poles in second rate equipment.
I don't think that sponsors will have trouble recognizing his name. He's been around long enough to have gained some notariety. But he has not distinguished himself with his results so far - no matter the reasons behind those results. If Sadler can take the step to N'wide, Vickers can too.
Meanwhile, Paul Menard will continue his CUP career...
Are you a Paul Menard fan?
Your next statement will be... "Well if Vickers was in an RCR car he would have done better."
Vickers, say hello to Nationwide.
BV had an opportunity with Hendrick, remember? And he wrecked a teammate (Johnson) and Joonyer for his only win in the 25 car.
How many other drivers have been successful in that car?
Remember, after 2009, they swapped the 88 (25) and 5 team. Even Mark Martin can't win races in what is the old 25 car.
Tim Richmond
9 Poles
9 Wins
16 top 5's
21 top 10's
In 37 starts in the 25
And to short a career
Kenny Schrader
17 Poles
4 Wins
58 top 5's
127 top 10's
In 267 starts in the 25
So you've gone back, what, 20 years?
I don't care how you put it, Vickers has never been in top-notch equipment.
I don't care how you put it, Vickers has never been in top-notch equipment.
Turner Motorsports Nationwide.
I'm the one who mentioned Vap-O-Rub's tenure with HMS. Still, even as a development team for HMS, his equipment was better than half of the field, wouldn't you think?
He could be very valuable to an upstart or struggling Nationwide with his past champions provisional.
Going to Nationwide full time wouldn't be the end of the world. I'd rather be competitive in Nationwide than run in the back in Cup.
Starting and parking in Sprint Cup pays more than winning in Nationwide. Several start and park drivers have accumulated more than the Nationwide Series points leader.
Joe Nemecheck, 64th in points in Cup, has earned more than twice what Stenhouse has this season.
Starting and parking in Sprint Cup pays more than winning in Nationwide. Several start and park drivers have accumulated more than the Nationwide Series points leader.
Joe Nemecheck, 64th in points in Cup, has earned more than twice what Stenhouse has this season.
Sadler is SECOND in points (I know that CUP drivers are excluded) with a chance to win the Championship. I'd say he's done OK in N'wide this year...
I guess I'm old school. I'd rather battle for wins and make less money than make more but only be a field filler.
Morgan Shepard is a great example of your opinion, Flash. He was an S&P in CUP but qualifies and races in N'wide - and I applaud him for sticking with it!
Speaking of Morgan Shepherd..... He just turned 70this past Wednesday. Happy 70th Morgan!
So could Steve Grissom