Whatever for? Doesn't NASCAR have enough issues to deal with already, without taking on something else to mismanage? The organization still hasn't said what it plans to do with ARCA. (Or maybe they'll mismanage the two series? )
They don't have to buy another series to do that. For the sanctioning organization, that would just be paperwork.I'd be all for them buying V8 Supercars if we could get their car bodies (that actually look like REAL cars) for the NASCAR series.
They don't have to buy another series to do that. For the sanctioning organization, that would just be paperwork.
Whatever for? Doesn't NASCAR have enough issues to deal with already, without taking on something else to mismanage? The organization still hasn't said what it plans to do with ARCA. (Or maybe they'll merge the two series? )
Well, the British did use Australia as a dumping ground for felons.It's more likely they are trying to get V8 supercar to grant Brian refugee status.
Yes please, or run a couple US races to make the trip worth it, Roval, Daytona, Indy or something?Boat>Truck>Roval
Yes please, or run a couple US races to make the trip worth it, Roval, Daytona, Indy or something?
That's why I think an American leg of the schedule would offset that, you can build some interest if you can get it on TV here like it used to be on Speed, and the multiple races I would think would help balance put the justification for the cost.They raced COTA a few years ago but the crowd wasn’t there and the trek all the way over wasn’t super feasible. I can’t imagine the amount of strain a tour of the US would put on these teams. It would be fkn awesome though. Imagine these things at Road America or Long Beach.... after all, Supercars and Indycar have had companion events together in the past...
That's why I think an American leg of the schedule would offset that, you can build some interest if you can get it on TV here like it used to be on Speed, and the multiple races I would think would help balance put the justification for the cost.