The issue we've known about for some time is that NASCAR has been looking to limit the number of cars a team / entity can field in the system.
I get that. It's unfair to smaller teams with the numerical advantage of feedback. If unfair to smaller teams who might not get in the field because the bigger team with the technological edge does get in.
I could probably go on and on about that.
As it is, every time there's been some form of limit, teams find their way around the restrictions.
But right now, should we be limiting any team the chance to get a sponsored car in the series?
The economy bites and if a team can actually get themselves a sponsor, but can't field a car for that sponsor it seems detrimental to the sport in whole.
I don't know everything... more or less, and maybe I'm missing something but it seems that right now is not the time to limit the sport... even if it seems to be the fair thing to do for the teams across the board.
It confuses me. Any thoughts on this one out there?
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