Danny Ray Bennett
Jackman
- Joined
- Aug 19, 2018
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When I read that NASCAR was going to buy ARCA I thought it was to protect NASCAR from someone getting their hands on it and creating a series that could compete against them.
We are all aware of the slumping TV ratings and we see all the empty seats ( even after thousands of seats were removed ) .
NASCAR has some very serious issues that need to be resolved, and very quickly. Big corporations are like huge ships, they are sluggish, slow in turning, slow in responding to the controls.
As a long time NASCAR fan I would like to see them resolve some issues. I have submitted some ideas, and some honest feed back in the hopes that it will help.
It sure seems like its time to have a new person in charge.
Going back to my question about ARCA, NASCAR has its top Stock Car division ( Monster Energy), a lower tier Stock Car division ( X-Finity) , a Truck division ( Craftsman ) , and now another Stock Car division, plus their regional divisions.
Doesn't that further water down the competition or are they going to merge it with the X-finity series ?
I would think that maybe they wanted a 3 step stock car series, but ARCA already has many events at the Super Speedways. Not a great place for most beginners.
I would of thought NASCAR would turn ARCA in to an awesome short track series with a few Super Speedway events. ( Dover, Ky Speedway, Kansas) Maybe a couple road courses ( Mid Ohio ) maybe even a dirt track or two.
An ARCA Series that could use older NASCAR Monster Energy cars with a choice of crate motors with various weight breaks/ penalties.
Does any one have any ideas on what NASCAR is planning to do with ARCA
We are all aware of the slumping TV ratings and we see all the empty seats ( even after thousands of seats were removed ) .
NASCAR has some very serious issues that need to be resolved, and very quickly. Big corporations are like huge ships, they are sluggish, slow in turning, slow in responding to the controls.
As a long time NASCAR fan I would like to see them resolve some issues. I have submitted some ideas, and some honest feed back in the hopes that it will help.
It sure seems like its time to have a new person in charge.
Going back to my question about ARCA, NASCAR has its top Stock Car division ( Monster Energy), a lower tier Stock Car division ( X-Finity) , a Truck division ( Craftsman ) , and now another Stock Car division, plus their regional divisions.
Doesn't that further water down the competition or are they going to merge it with the X-finity series ?
I would think that maybe they wanted a 3 step stock car series, but ARCA already has many events at the Super Speedways. Not a great place for most beginners.
I would of thought NASCAR would turn ARCA in to an awesome short track series with a few Super Speedway events. ( Dover, Ky Speedway, Kansas) Maybe a couple road courses ( Mid Ohio ) maybe even a dirt track or two.
An ARCA Series that could use older NASCAR Monster Energy cars with a choice of crate motors with various weight breaks/ penalties.
Does any one have any ideas on what NASCAR is planning to do with ARCA