Toyota motors were produced to NASCAR specifications. Now NASCAR opts to change them to satisfy the chevy/ford whinners. Changing horses in the middle of the stream is NOT good for the Nationwide Series. For example, Kyle Busch has won driving for 7 different owners. Let's see what Clint Bowyer is doing, pass the kleenex please. It's just too much, poor guy.JGR has an awesome stable of drivers. That's what makes the difference. Give those guys to Jack Rousch or Ray Everham and you'd see them in victory lane. But dock Toyota 12-20 HP and watch what they do. You may not see them in races at all next year. Times are tough for all the teams. Can NASCAR afford to squeeze the financial clout of Toyota to appease winner wannabes? I think not. I think it's a big mistake. What will Mr. B et al have to say if Toyota keeps winning in spite of the new rule? Then what Mr. Childress?Don't get me wrong, I love Richard Childress. When I see that 29 car I see a 3 underneath the new paint. But this rule change is not good for our sport that we all love so much. It sets a dangerous precident.EdwinSun City, Az
updated by @edwin-sibley: 12/05/16 04:04:08PM