As an innocent conversation on Series XM Nisakar Radio, what began as an innocent conversation has turned into a hot exchange of three most familiar voices of Nassar – Mark Martin, Daniel Trotta, and Larry Macrinolds. The Cup series in his heart is ‘Polarizing Play of Format’.
Martin has long been advocating for the entire season lateford points system, emphasizing consistency from Saturday to Saturday, and has been reaffirmed as a modern format critic. When Trata indicated that a member of the current play -off committee was strictly pressing to return to the old system, fans quickly read between the lines.
McCranolds replied that it must be ‘A driver who did not win the championship‘, A sign of a wave of speculation and fans’ reaction on social media. The fans staged a rally to defend Martin, from which they looked at one of the most respected names of Neskar.
Though Mcrynolds will clarify later He was not referring to Martin and expressed his appreciation for the former driver, the loss has already happened. When the debate took place, Kenny Walis has now stepped into the fire as a mediator. On the 23rd of July Coffee with KennyAnalyst, made of experienced driver said:
“There are people who think that Larry Mc and Daniel gave some shadow to Mark Martin. I think everyone is out of breath, and I will encourage everyone to boil. Boil, everyone is a show.” (After 2:57)
While Walis acknowledged Mark MartinFrustration, he offered to examine the reality for the past.
“Mark just wants to be heard. So you stop throwing a shadow on each other … I’m going to end like this: We will never come back in the old days. Time has changed. You will never have 200,000 people in the Grand Stands. So you are barking all the wrong trees.”
Nevertheless, Walis reminded the fans that even in disagreement, Martin’s love for the game remains intact. Arkansas’s native citizen is not bitter. His criticisms are rooted in faith, not angry, as expressed in Kenny Walis conversation in June.
“No we not”: Mark Martin stands strong between the play -off storm
Few drivers have approached a title than Mark Martin. He finished second in the Cup series in 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002, and once again in 2009. Under today’s end -style format, Martin’s permanent top 10 finishes may have been brought to the championship well.
Meanwhile, Neskar’s journalist Daniel Turta doubled his belief in the current play -off format on X.
But Martin replied two -sides:
“No we don’t.”
Martin’s position is not just guilty. On numerous occasions, Martin has run the fan pool On social media about the preferential championship formats. A recent one, which has been extended by NASCAR internal Jeff Gulk, has shown more than 50 % of respondents on both votes who are in favor of returning to the entire season Latford -style points system.
Another important part of which is close to 30 %, supported the old 10 race chase format used from 2004 to 2013. Less than 10 % liked the formation of the existing 16-driver in both votes.
But despite their efforts, NASCAR’s current leadership is at least for now, the intention of protecting the play -off framework. Although the game is allegedly investigating the possible system adaptation through a play -off committee, which includes driver’s voices, it is unlikely to have a complete ideology in the broadcast cycle.
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