With 200 in both stock and super stock what will the bump be

[Ed Wright]

If it was too wrong in most people's view, I doubt there would be so many entires. Agree?

[Gary Parker]

If you count the 08 and 09 challengers, I can up with 65 or so new cars. Mustangs, Camaro's, and Challengers. I would think most could qualify, that leaves 63 spots for 135 or so cars... So 89 under in stock and 83 under in super stock. I also counted 24 or so hemi cars. That should be a blast to watch.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

If it was too wrong in most people's view, I doubt there would be so many entires. Agree?

Ed, I don't think the participant numbers in general have changed a lot since the 70's..just the demographics have..

Also I think tradition is very underrated in this case .

After all, where are all the .90 cars?
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I better get on the board here: .90 under in Stock

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

Ed, I don't think the participant numbers in general have changed a lot since the 70's..just the demographics have..

Also I think tradition is very underrated in this case .

After all, where are all the .90 cars?
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I better get on the board here: .90 under in Stock

Mark, your telling me you would really miss the .90 cars? LOL

First time I came to Indy, C/MP had 50 entrants. I don't know how many cars total. I was in my mid-twenties, seemed like about everybody else was as well. Now we are mostly wire haired (or no haired) old coots.

I think -.85 to -.90 for SS is very likely. I think it would take some nasty weather for that not to happen.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

Mark, your telling me you would really miss the .90 cars? LOL

No, not at all...It's just that around here, they're swarming the Divisionals

Why not The 60th Nationals?

[Ed Wright]

We have them running out of our ears at points races around here too. Indy would just be another bracket (sorry, index) race to them. No history to them, I guess.