Should NASCAR do something about the Nationwide point series system?

Question

Should NASCAR do something about the Nationwide point series system?

Answer 1

No  it is still a race that  resembles stock car racing unlike the cup with its COT

Answer 2

No... Leave it alone

Answer 3

I think they should leave it.  Nextel changed to the Chase when they took over from Winston and it hasn't been the same for the first couple years I didn't even understand it.

Answer 4

I think they should do something just to the Cup drivers. The Nationwide drivers cannot "shine" in the cup drivers shadows. I think they should cut the cup drivers points in half. They still get points but they are at a disadvantage

Answer 5

No I dont think so. Its just fine the way it is.

Answer 6

Yes, because I don't want somebody running away with the championship half through the season (Edwards in 2007...).

They should implement something similar to the Chase format for the Nationwide series for the top 15 drivers in points.

Answer 7

They should not let anybody who runs the full cup schedule to race in the Nationwide series and trim the cars who make the race to 36 instead 43.

Answer 8

If it aint broke...

Let's take it apart and modify it at make it better.

As far as the Nationwide points system goes, if the rules are the same for every driver, before the race, then it shouldn't matter.

Answer 9

I think if a cup driver doesn't race full time they should not be allowed to get any points and that the Nationwide drivers running full time should get all the spots before the cup drivers who aren't racing with them all the time.

Answer 10

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Answer 11

Yes, leave it the way it is.

I don't like the chase at all and wish the Sprint Cup would go back to the original points system.

Answer 12

Why? It's fine. The Sprint series should scrap this insane final ten races for championship, go back the way it was. Jeff Gordon (I'm not a fan) got scre*ed last year.

Answer 13

Nascar is for hicks.