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Give me an argument FOR the top 35 rule?
I think the top 35 rule stinks! The fastest 43 cars should race. Period. We were told that the top 35 rule would insure that the top (most popular) drivers and the sport's committed sponsors would be at the track racing. We were told that they needed the protection. I have a question: haven't NAPA and UPS been committed high profile sponsors? Who are bigger names: Dale Jarrett and Michael Waltrip... or J.J. Yeley and David Stremme? My point is not that D.J or Mikey "deserve" to race every race , but that they do deserve to race when they out qualify seven or eight of the "top 35" teams. The top 35 rule has outlived it's usefullness. If Gordon or Jr. or anybody else fails to qualify, then so be it.
Qualifying would be much more dramatic if it actually meant something. Let's begin to take this sport back in the direction of being a sport. Am I wrong?
I despise the Top 35 rule. I don't think you will find a fan FOR the top 35 rule. I'll take a shot at why there is a Top 35 rule other than sponsor, popular driver. Look at it from the Daytona 500. The Top 35 rule puts the Top 35 teams at the end of the previous year into the race. This year there were 61 teams that attempted to qualify for the race but only around 48-50 actual attempting to run full time teams. Now I realize Daytona has a different qualifying system but without the Top 35 rule we could have seen 11 teams that had no intention of running the full season in the race. I hate the Top 35 rule but there was my very less than half hearted attempt at an agrument for the stupid rule.
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