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Why didn't he buy his way into this race? |
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Why didn't he buy his way into this race? Didn't ASScar make it so he can't keep on doing that? Then again, Bill |
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Why didn't he buy his way into this race? |
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Jbob <jbob1957 (AT) nohotmail1 (DOT) com> wrote: Why didn't he buy his way into this race? He stated during qualifying that NAPA and the team had decided that they'd give themselves 1 mulligan, and they already used it at the Coke 600 to buy the McGlynn ride. I like Michael but I hope he gives it maybe a year or 2 with the Toyota's before becoming more of a broadcaster/owner like his brother, who is apparently now down to just 1 truck team. sam |
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He stated during qualifying that NAPA and the team had decided that they'd give themselves 1 mulligan, and they already used it at the Coke 600 to buy the McGlynn ride. |
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Sam Hayes Merritt, III wrote: He stated during qualifying that NAPA and the team had decided that they'd give themselves 1 mulligan, and they already used it at the Coke 600 to buy the McGlynn ride. I think not buying a ride for Indy was a big mistake. Having a DNQ will certainly make it harder for them to get back in the top 35 and thus make it harder to get in the Daytona 500 next year. Maybe they bought their way into the 600 for NAPA, but they should have bought their way into Indy (especially since they had offers from willing sellers) for Michael Waltrip Racing's future. |
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"H.B. Elkins" wrote... Sam Hayes Merritt, III wrote: He stated during qualifying that NAPA and the team had decided that they'd give themselves 1 mulligan, and they already used it at the Coke 600 to buy the McGlynn ride. I think not buying a ride for Indy was a big mistake. Having a DNQ will certainly make it harder for them to get back in the top 35 and thus make it harder to get in the Daytona 500 next year. Maybe they bought their way into the 600 for NAPA, but they should have bought their way into Indy (especially since they had offers from willing sellers) for Michael Waltrip Racing's future. I don't see why Michael or NAPA care about the T35. BDR is out of the T35 in owners points so it *is* skin off BDR's teeth, but Michael and NAPA are outside the T35 next year no matter what, so, big deal. |
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| I don't see why Michael or NAPA care about the T35. BDR is out of the T35 in owners points so it *is* skin off BDR's teeth, but Michael and NAPA are outside the T35 next year no matter what, so, big deal. Why is Mikey out "no matter what"? He can still get back in the top 35 this year. (at least it's mathematically possible) |
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"armpit" wrote... I don't see why Michael or NAPA care about the T35. BDR is out of the T35 in owners points so it *is* skin off BDR's teeth, but Michael and NAPA are outside the T35 next year no matter what, so, big deal. Why is Mikey out "no matter what"? He can still get back in the top 35 this year. (at least it's mathematically possible) Because next year he is a new team, no T35 carryover for him. For BDR there is, but he's not BDR next year so he starts with 0. |
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