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The_Mad_Hatter
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I always liked that in the past, thought it was cool idea. Glad it's back.
From Jayski:
New Mid-Race Award: A race's halfway point means the race is "official." But this season in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, halfway has added significance. A new contingency program called the "MBNA Mid-Race Leader" award pays the mid-race leader (provided he is participating in the program) $10,000. In addition, if the Mid-Race Leader Award winner goes on to win the race he gets a $5,000 bonus “ or maybe, more. If the bonus isn't collected, it rolls over to the next week's event; thus, at Atlanta, the bonus will be worth $15,000. After three races this season, there have been three different MBNA Mid-Race Leader Award winners: #15-Michael Waltrip, #2-Rusty Wallace and #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr.(NASCAR PR), no word on if a driver gets the award if the halfway is under yellow at the time or if the award is given out if the lead is not participating in the program and if it would go to the next place car at the time.(3-6-2003)
From Jayski:
New Mid-Race Award: A race's halfway point means the race is "official." But this season in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, halfway has added significance. A new contingency program called the "MBNA Mid-Race Leader" award pays the mid-race leader (provided he is participating in the program) $10,000. In addition, if the Mid-Race Leader Award winner goes on to win the race he gets a $5,000 bonus “ or maybe, more. If the bonus isn't collected, it rolls over to the next week's event; thus, at Atlanta, the bonus will be worth $15,000. After three races this season, there have been three different MBNA Mid-Race Leader Award winners: #15-Michael Waltrip, #2-Rusty Wallace and #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr.(NASCAR PR), no word on if a driver gets the award if the halfway is under yellow at the time or if the award is given out if the lead is not participating in the program and if it would go to the next place car at the time.(3-6-2003)