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NASCAR-mandated pit guns cause problems

Well, NASCAR dreamed up the specs and selected a sole supplier, team modifications are very limited. This is what you get when there is no competition.
 
Just another area NASCAR should have kept it's nose out of. How long will it be before officials line the track with whistles and throw down flags. Rules for the sake of rules just make no sense.
 
The big problem IMHO, is that NASCAR wants too much standardization.
Might as well go back to the old IROC series and call it NASCAR instead....
 
The big problem IMHO, is that NASCAR wants too much standardization.
Might as well go back to the old IROC series and call it NASCAR instead....

I was thinking the same thing. Standardize every last thing, reduce the field, basically, reinvent IROC. By the way, where is the IROC series these days? I watched, or at least tried to watch, one of those races many years ago. Oh, that's right, it was boring and the series could no longer find anyone who wanted to sponsor a dull, boring race series that no one watched.
 
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