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Originally Posted by Nevadastars

What I don't understand, is when someone shows up at the track with an intentionally illegal car, why are they allowed to race at all? Last year was a prime example with the 48, who goes on to win. I'm not saying the drilled out bolts in the Evernham cars should go home, but something as blatant as tampering with the fuel system is a no-brainer. Put the car back in the hauler and go home. Sure the points penalty hurts, but the $$ doesn't. Hit them really hard............no sponsor exposure. But no, they let Mikey get into a teammates car, change the decals and make the show. Something's wrong with this system.

It's called corporate sponsorship. NA$CAR needs Toyota and vice versa. They have to be nice to one another even though the genearl feeling is the same as yours. Put 'er back in the hauler and go home empty handed.

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Originally Posted by Nevadastars

What I don't understand, is when someone shows up at the track with an intentionally illegal car, why are they allowed to race at all? Last year was a prime example with the 48, who goes on to win. I'm not saying the drilled out bolts in the Evernham cars should go home, but something as blatant as tampering with the fuel system is a no-brainer. Put the car back in the hauler and go home. Sure the points penalty hurts, but the $$ doesn't. Hit them really hard............no sponsor exposure. But no, they let Mikey get into a teammates car, change the decals and make the show. Something's wrong with this system.

This is in my opinion is the only way to stop cheating. I know at our local rack if you ant legal you don't race even if you fix the problem you don't run that night.

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I still refer back to my previous post. The idea of sending them home would resolve a lot of these issues but corporate America just will not tolerate it.