Naitch
NASCAR needs a driver's union
Understand that I want Kyle Busch in the 3 car.
There are very few things that would get me consider not watching NASCAR any more…
This is one of them.
Understand that I want Kyle Busch in the 3 car.
Have not talked to Gene in ten years since I retired. When I did, all he wanted to talk about was open wheel stuff. The Thursday before the Fontana race back in '98 Gene was at the NASCAR open house held at the Vermeer dealership across from the entrance on 4th street in Fontana, there was a Formula car there and he was slathering over that instead of the NASCAR people. Open wheel is his first love, that is it. As far as the factory in Henderson, do not know. But do know that the water situation from a couple of years ago has people nervous about building anywhere close to the Colorado River. Granted the last year reversed some of the conditions, but they might be back in the future. Those manufacturing plants require Non mitigatable resources, that river is mitigatable.If you know Gene, ask him what is going on with the proposed Haas Automation factory in Henderson, Nevada!! Does he still seriously intend to build it?
As for SHR shutting down...can't say I'm surprised, but I still had a moment when I saw it confirmed today.
Well said. Their performance recently sure validates that. Better to get out when the getting out is good.A different take:
If Haas and Stewart have lost interest in the Cup series, closing the doors is probably best in the long term.
Much better than a slow death by a thousand cuts that would just see the operation die a much slower death.
SHR can go out with at least having been strong for most the years that they existed. Charters are valuable some new deals will be put together.
There will be some left on the outside who will suffer a setback (e.g., job loss), but there will also be some new opportunities coming from whoever buys up the charters. It should be in a better position than the previous one that was closing its doors.
I certainly don't hold it against them if they want to get out. One, it's their right, and two, I don't think ANYONE is served by owners that aren't fully committed to the program. Better to give it up and let someone else have a crack at it.A different take:
If Haas and Stewart have lost interest in the Cup series, closing the doors is probably best in the long term.
Much better than a slow death by a thousand cuts that would just see the operation die a much slower death.
SHR can go out with at least having been strong for most the years that they existed. Charters are valuable some new deals will be put together.
There will be some left on the outside who will suffer a setback (e.g., job loss), but there will also be some new opportunities coming from whoever buys up the charters. It should be in a better position than the previous one that was closing its doors.
Brad has expressed interest in getting RFK back into the series. But Ford will probably have to step up their commitment a bit to help them get back in at that level…and I’m not sure they’ve shown they’re willing to do that in recent times.So far all of the teams who bought a charter don't have an Xfinity program so as it stands we are losing 2 cars in the Xfinity series.
FRM races a Truck now. I was wondering with more support from Ford they might race some cars in Xfinity. Silly season is going ot be interesting this year.Brad has expressed interest in getting RFK back into the series. But Ford will probably have to step up their commitment a bit to help them get back in at that level…and I’m not sure they’ve shown they’re willing to do that in recent times.
She has a multi year contract where she is. Surely you should know that.Either of them could put Deegan in a much better situation than she’s in now.
AMWAY might be better than what she's doing now. She could finally leverage that social media influence to a professional advantage.Either of them could put Deegan in a much better situation than she’s in now.
They could have stepped aside and just hired proper management instead of friends. For cash, sell 2 teams/charters and keep 2 teams..A different take:
If Haas and Stewart have lost interest in the Cup series, closing the doors is probably best in the long term.
Much better than a slow death by a thousand cuts that would just see the operation die a much slower death.
SHR can go out with at least having been strong for most the years that they existed. Charters are valuable some new deals will be put together.
There will be some left on the outside who will suffer a setback (e.g., job loss), but there will also be some new opportunities coming from whoever buys up the charters. It should be in a better position than the previous one that was closing its doors.
Ford already gave Brad the shaft.Brad has expressed interest in getting RFK back into the series. But Ford will probably have to step up their commitment a bit to help them get back in at that level…and I’m not sure they’ve shown they’re willing to do that in recent times.
That's making a big assumption that Kevin would be willing to do that. He's got a lot on his plate already. Lets not forget he already was a team owner and got out of it so he could spend more time with his family.They could have stepped aside and just hired proper management instead of friends. For cash, sell 2 teams/charters and keep 2 teams..
They already had Harvick and his CC that could have acted as proper management.
and he already has management in place in other businessesThat's making a big assumption that Kevin would be willing to do that. He's got a lot on his plate already. Lets not forget he already was a team owner and got out of it so he could spend more time with his family.
They did step aside.They could have stepped aside and just hired proper management instead of friends. For cash, sell 2 teams/charters and keep 2 teams..
They already had Harvick and his CC that could have acted as proper management.