Whenever the driver Sam Hornish Jr. pondered switching from the IndyCar Series to Nascar, he would put together a list of pros and cons to help make the decision. For years, the cons always won and Hornish stayed loyal to the open-wheel series. But amid reports that he will go full-time in NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series next season, after eight years and three championships in the IndyCar Series, Hornish said yesterday that he was still hesitating. Hornish said he continued to weigh the desire for a new challenge against the difficulty of the transition to a league with 36 races a year, where competition is heated among drivers just trying to make the field every week. The IndyCar Series is much less hectic, with 17 races and no concerns about failing to qualify for a race
New York Times
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