The math indicates they affect the championship.Sorry i don't see this affecting the championship in Xfinity, if it were don't you think all the Xfinity teams would be raising holy hell?
BS, if this were the case, a major stink would be made even if the Xfinity team was owned by a Cup team. Bottom line is Cup regulars will continue to race in Xfinity, run for wins, not championships and the regulars in Xfinity will still go on their merry way battling for the points. I hate to beat a dead hores as they say, but Cup regulars do not affect the championship the way Xfinity is structured for points.
I'm not sure how you can read all of that and then come to the conclusion that they have no influence whatsoever on the championship. Especially with the accumulation of playoff points. Xfinity drivers are missing out on stage wins and race wins, there's nothing difficult to comprehend there.
Hornaday never was in contention for a Cup title!
Bull, if this was the case ....again the said drivers and owners in Xfinity would be ripping mad....how is it that these drivers and owners don't protest what you just said and make a public outcry of it if it were true?!
Because most of the owners for championship contending teams field cars with cup drivers too...This isn't difficult
Cheating will never be stopped in racing or any sport for that matter.
If they weren't allowed to race for 5 weeks then maybe....but then we'd have no sponsors because it would be too risky to put your sponsor money up knowing eventually you'll sit for 5. Cheating will always be a part of racing, like they say if you're not cheating you're not trying. A slap on the wrist is about all these guys will ever get.
“I think it’s time to start taking wins away,” Burton said on Tuesday’s NASCAR America. “It’s a type of penalty where the win doesn’t count, you don’t get any points. … Under this scenario, if you win the race, you don’t get the trophy, you don’t win the race, you don’t get the points or the money. The guy that finished second does.
