GTP NASCAR Nationwide Series // Season Report/Points // Champions!
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Bring a long a few different Nascars as I will be in the 48 but feel free to fill in where possible.
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I was trying to get on at my friends house but the internet is not working right, but I just got on.
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- Chqr
Very clean race. Unfortunately standings won't be up until after the next race but you all can essentially add up your points for this weekend and work it out for yourselves. The reason being study commitments as my final major exam is on Monday and the tables and checking for lead laps take a long time to do.
Sorry all but very happy with the cleaniness of the race. Apologies to Carbonox for nudging him the tunnel and ruining his battle with TRYNOR, although he did end up second.
Sorry all but very happy with the cleaniness of the race. Apologies to Carbonox for nudging him the tunnel and ruining his battle with TRYNOR, although he did end up second.
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- Chqr
Thinking ahead to S2, I'd like to propose a new Nationwide Team Ownership structure to Drop.
I'm thinking about giving the chance of ownership to drivers who:
- Competed full-time in the Nascar Nationwide S1
- Will compete full-time in the Nascar Sprint Cup S4 or Nascar Nationwide S2.
The opportunities to become owner are in order of the final S1 Championship points.
Of course, this depends on what the big man thinks but I'd like to reward many of you S1 drivers who have driven so many races this year and it doesn't seem right that Sprint Cup has all the privileges when drivers such as Carb have driven more races than them.
This new Ownership system will give owners who have Nationwide experience the opportunity to own a Nationwide team and share setups, strategies with drivers and have first-hand experience of doing it. It also gives a sense of loyalty to the Nationwide and Sprint Cup series and even if you are running in the Sprint Cup, your Nationwide races and experience will not go to waste as it were.
Just looking at what you guys think of this. Of course, its totally optional if you wish to become a team owner of a Nationwide team for S2 and the series host, Chqr (myself) cannot be host for obvious reasons.
I'm thinking about giving the chance of ownership to drivers who:
- Competed full-time in the Nascar Nationwide S1
- Will compete full-time in the Nascar Sprint Cup S4 or Nascar Nationwide S2.
The opportunities to become owner are in order of the final S1 Championship points.
Of course, this depends on what the big man thinks but I'd like to reward many of you S1 drivers who have driven so many races this year and it doesn't seem right that Sprint Cup has all the privileges when drivers such as Carb have driven more races than them.
This new Ownership system will give owners who have Nationwide experience the opportunity to own a Nationwide team and share setups, strategies with drivers and have first-hand experience of doing it. It also gives a sense of loyalty to the Nationwide and Sprint Cup series and even if you are running in the Sprint Cup, your Nationwide races and experience will not go to waste as it were.
Just looking at what you guys think of this. Of course, its totally optional if you wish to become a team owner of a Nationwide team for S2 and the series host, Chqr (myself) cannot be host for obvious reasons.
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- Droptop2001gt
I'm completely open for ideas and discussion here. I originally assumed Sprint Cup owners wouldn't also want to take on the task of owning/operating their respective Nationwide programs. I was completely wrong, and the excitement from the Sprint Cup owners towards running their Nationwide programs was great to see. I feel like it really legitimized the Nationwide Series and put a huge spark into it to start the season.
However, at this juncture in time, we have no idea which drivers will be Sprint Cup owners for Season 4. We also don't know which series most drivers will be participating in for next season. Will the top 5 NW drivers be in NW or SC? Would we want the 12th place NW driver owning a team in NW next season? Would a SC driver that is planning to go to running Nationwide for Season 2 like Crazy_Bassist have a pick before or after the 6th place NW finisher? Will SC owners want to run NW teams or not? Until we have the people in place in their respective divisions for SC S4 (owners and drivers) and NW S2 (registered/interested drivers), I don't think we can realistically answer these questions.
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A few weeks ago, I told Jakob that if he no-showed a race without first telling me, he would be off the team.
Saturday, he no-showed, and I didn't find out about it until I went into the room to watch. So I had to drive with very limited practice.
So today, I gave him his pink slip. There's someone who may be available as a replacement, but I want to look at all my options before making a decision.
Saturday, he no-showed, and I didn't find out about it until I went into the room to watch. So I had to drive with very limited practice.
So today, I gave him his pink slip. There's someone who may be available as a replacement, but I want to look at all my options before making a decision.
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- Chqr
I apologise for being slack with previews, reports and standings but all will be resolved this Sunday when I finish my exams this Friday.
Good Luck to everyone who's got them. 👍
Really looking forward to HSR, will be good fun. Oh and the Nascar Thunder test immediately follows it so feel free to tag along to that.
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- Fastfox400
Wow!. Its been awhile since I've seen everyone. I'm looking forward to the Thunder series, along with the possibility of having a SC next season. Also I'm sup excited to say this is the last saturday I will have to work. So hopefully you'll me piloting the #11 for the last 3 races..
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