Is it legal for a an official to build a car to race at a track at which he officiates?

Question

We race at a local midwest short track. It is widely known that a track scorer has built a very competitve car that we compete against on a weekly basis. This car is leading in points. It is less widely known that this official works on the car in question during the week. Is it legal for a track official to have such a vested interest in a car that races at a track at which he officiates?

Answer 1

officials don't build the cars in NASCAR. You need to speak with the track director on rules and regulations.

Answer 2

All of the tracks around where I live at dosen't allow it. I don't think that would be fair to the other drivers.

Answer 3

You would have to check the rules in your series.

Answer 4

check the rules at the track or under the division you race in

Answer 5

Does scoring the race at your track affect the outcome of the race?  If not, I can't see how that can make any difference.

Go JR.>>>>