Which Chase

[Zerkfitting]

Fans have strong opinions about the Chase so here's another pole.

I figure any style of playoff is less meaningful with more contestants. And in any given year there are typically just a few drivers that distinguish themselves over the season. I'd go with fewer than 10 for a Chase.

 

[Johali]

NO CHASE

 

[FLRacingFan]

No Chase. Or the 36-race Chase with 43 drivers and zero eliminations and zero resets. Whichever you prefer to call it.

 

[Johali]

No Chase. Or the 36-race Chase with 43 drivers and zero eliminations and zero resets. Whichever you prefer to call it.

yep.

 

[Nitro Dude]

I voted no chase.

 

[Clutch]

Its a tough one for me...but I actually quite like the chase.
I do feel bad for a racer who leads all season but doesn't win the Cup but the rules are the same for everyone and they all know that they have to be consistant in the Chase too

 

[SpeedPagan]

After the debacle of last year's chase at Richmond, I'm voting NO CHASE!

 

[SlicedBread22]

I like 10 and 2 wild cards... but with more points for wins or a points system separate from the drivers not in the chase.

 

[Thegroundpounder99]

Only Chase I'm in favor of in NASCAR has the last name Elliott.

 

[mike honcho]

No Chase

 

[DUN24]

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.

The answer has always been nope.

 

[MaxKansas]

No chase simply because that forces the driver to have consistent finishes throughout the entire year. That way it doesn't allow a driver to go into "cruise control" mode until the last 10 races then dominate and win the championship (Jimmie Johnson) He would only have 3 championships without chase (2006, 2009 and 2013).