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This may have been done before but here it is. When someone like Boris Said, who has no intention of competing in any other races squeezes Junior who is trying to get all the points he can onto a curb causing a trailing arm to go bad and put him out of the race. Should guys like Boris be allowed in "point events". I say no but on the other hand. Cup drivers in the Busch series do give Busch drivers a chance to see how well they do against them. What do you think?  :thumbs:

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Let them race, but don't award them points.

 

 

I think the real solution would be to have 43 regular drivers compete in all the  events, and not let anyone else compete for the whole year.

 

I think Nascar should affect some sort of "Draft" thing (Like the NFL and MLB does ).

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I don't care weather the "occasional" driver is awarded points or not I just meant that during a race a "regular driver" may be a little more cautious because he would rather have a top 20 finish than a DNF and they have to be careful when it comes to tangleing with another driver who is only there for the win.

 

During Qualifyiing Boris commented that he "tried to be a little conservative during his Q run to be sure he could "make the show. Then Sunday I can go run the ragged edge, out of control"

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I say let'em run.  I don't really like seeing people lose thier ride for one race, but if the team is struggling anyway, why not give the team and owner a better chance at more points.

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