Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals

Ken Miele · 08-15-2012, 03:22 PM

Adriel,

Excellent points, but if things stay the same there may not be a Pro Stock, what will all of their investment and r&d be worth then. Why do you think there is no factory backing of the so call factory hot rods. Why did Ford insist on running a car in NASCAR that resembled there factory cars for 2013.

If people like the way Pro Stocks are now that's fine with me, its just my opinion its not as popular as it could be.

As far as the new cars in stock bringing more fans in. I would think that the big three would not invest in programs they feel are not worth the investment. Although some may not like the new stockers, there has been more talk about stock in the last few years in many forms of media than in any years past. There are more competition numbers in Stock than there have ever been. I'm not saying its perfect, but it is something to build on for survival.

08-15-2012, 03:22 PM	#15
Ken Miele Live Reporter Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,862 Likes: 456 Liked 16,558 Times in 1,523 Posts	Re: Pro stock NHRA unwanted child at the U.S Nationals Adriel, Excellent points, but if things stay the same there may not be a Pro Stock, what will all of their investment and r&d be worth then. Why do you think there is no factory backing of the so call factory hot rods. Why did Ford insist on running a car in NASCAR that resembled there factory cars for 2013. If people like the way Pro Stocks are now that's fine with me, its just my opinion its not as popular as it could be. As far as the new cars in stock bringing more fans in. I would think that the big three would not invest in programs they feel are not worth the investment. Although some may not like the new stockers, there has been more talk about stock in the last few years in many forms of media than in any years past. There are more competition numbers in Stock than there have ever been. I'm not saying its perfect, but it is something to build on for survival.